Gas Stations in Houston, MO

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  1. 1021 South Sam Houston Boulevard, Houston MO 65483

    4.4 Superb 29 reviews

    “I like Shell stations in general, this one is just as great as any other I've been to. I'm more of a night owl so sometimes the gas station I usually go to (Murphy's) is closed, so I really appreciate that Shell is open 24-7. I trust the quality of their gas and they have a little of everything else I might need or want also - whether it be snacks, drinks, or scratchers.”

  2. 1431 South Sam Houston Boulevard, Houston MO 65483

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “I have been all over the United States and the staff at this location is the most pleasant and caring weather it's a suggestion of a lottery ticket or the latest sale before posted online they are on it making sure filling up with gas is not a chore”

  3. 724 South Sam Houston Boulevard, Houston MO 65483

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “Been a customer with them for many years (originally as Tuttle Utilities) and they have always been good at service and competitive on price. Earlier this week they came out the same day (10F temp) because we were below 15%.”

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  5. 1029 South Street Suite 63, Houston MO 65483

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “Love the price of refills.....soda,coffee. Good selection of donuts.pizza. nice employees.gas and WiFi for those who may need it....Did I mention great employees”

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