Gas Stations in Anderson, MO

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  1. 2682 State Hwy 76, Anderson MO 64831

    4.8 Superb 110 reviews

    “Tire went flat while passing through. Called a few other tire shops to see if they had my tire in stock and they all directed me to B&M. I cant say I was there more than 10 minutes after the tow truck dropped off my car. Fastest tire change in the Midwest, hands down. Price was unbeatable and service unmatched.”

  2. 497 State Hwy 76, Anderson MO 64831

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “Good one stop shop for gas, food, drink. Super friendly staff.Bathrooms are a bit dated. Very crowded with touristy stuff but you can find what you need. Lots of options in the adjoining strip mall.”

  3. 505 South Hwy 59, Anderson MO 64831

    3.6 Good 81 reviews

    “As a regular to this store, I find the staff exceptional and this visit was no exception. Enoch was very attentive and generally a nice person to interact with. However, my last pizza order was less than stellar, the cook that night, Brittany, forgot to make my order. The order had an hour lead time and when I got there she was standing at the register playing on her phone and mentioned that she was busy STALKING someone and forgot to make my order. I had to wait another half hour to get my order.”

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  5. 497 State Hwy 76, Anderson MO 64831

    2.8 Average 4 reviews

    “Good one stop shop for gas, food, drink. Super friendly staff.Bathrooms are a bit dated. Very crowded with touristy stuff but you can find what you need. Lots of options in the adjoining strip mall.”

  6. 497 State Hwy 76, Anderson MO 64831

    3.4 Good 87 reviews

    “Great place to stop and get gas or diesel on the way to joplin Missouri off I49 north. Plus this store has all the goodies for the kids and big kids and souvenir merchandise you might be interested in , stop in and browse ththis travel center off i49 north on the way to joplin mo .”

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