72 Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte MI 48192
“They usually have the best gas prices, and best premium gas also, with credit same as debit/cash. I haven't had any issues with their gas pumps using credit.”
1730 Ford Avenue, Wyandotte MI 48192
“I moved to the neighborhood nine years ago. I clearly recall abe showing me where the coffee was my first time in like it was yesterday. I've been going in there ever since. I've met Sam & Moe as well as Ceaser. I've grown to respect each and every one of them through the years. They are great community supporters and great people to know & joke with. They always put a smile on my face, coffee in my hand and fuel in my tank. I've met several other people in the neighborhood who agree with me. Keep up the great work guys. It's been an honor dealing with you through the years and forward. 👍👍!!!”
1166 Eureka Road, Wyandotte MI 48192
“Always good prices for gas but make sure if you're paying cash, you don't pay more than your car will take and you have to go back in for change because the guy is very nasty about it. He always tells me too much when I'm getting ready to pay like he knows how much gas my car will take. Smh. I only go here because of the good prices on gas.”
2000 Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte MI 48192
“Something's new going on here it may be under new ownership ! Name and signage change. Gas reasonable hopefully the service won't change oh I did see 2 of the regular employees. Store is still clean”
2821 Fort Street, Wyandotte MI 48192
“Nothing really separates it from any other gas station but I have nothing bad to say. It has extra parking and a U-Haul neighborhood dealer inside, I also like the way the gas Lanes are set up”
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