Gas Stations in Okemos, MI

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  1. 3440 Okemos Road, Okemos MI 48864

    4.2 Good 19 reviews

    “I want to give a BIG kudos to the clerk (I didn't catch her name) but she made my night! This is the BEST place to grab your donuts, fill your tank, use the restroom or grab some snacks or refreshments but MOST OF ALL get the best customer service experience of your life! THANK YOU!”

  2. 1659 West Grand River Avenue, Okemos MI 48864

    3.6 Good 67 reviews

    “Brandon was such a great help to me yesterday as I'm wheelchair bound he came out to assist with me getting into the store holding the door open for me to get in and back out and opened his register and assisted me with my transaction immediately great service very friendly thank you for the great service”

  3. 743 W Grand River Ave, Okemos MI 48864

    3.2 Average 5 reviews

    “Stopped for a 6pack 16 Oz Miller Lite.10.29 , which didn't include deposit & tax!Wow!!!! 7.29 everywhere else!Thank you to Owners for prompt reply & invite to come back to their store. Upgrade my 1 star to 4 star!”

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  5. 2055 West Grand River Avenue, Okemos MI 48864

    2.7 Average 43 reviews

    “Never had a bad experience with the gas pumps here. Also bathrooms inside are really clean. Staff is also really friendly, and they have the good kind of crushed ice!”

  6. 3495 Okemos Road, Okemos MI 48864

    2.2 Poor 62 reviews

    “I made a mistake by giving the wrong pump number. Jamie's customer service was excellent. She immediately solved the problem. I never post . This is the first time ever . Her shift is 3pm 8/25/24.”

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