Gas Stations in Ralston, NE

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  1. 7701 Main St, Ralston NE 68127

    4.7 Superb 34 reviews

    “I had my right leg amputated below the knee and it takes about three months before you get your prosthetic. I can drive, but I can’t get out of my car. The closest pump to the front door is full service between 9 AM and 2 PM Monday through Friday. It has been a godsend for me. The woman who owns it, not only has filled my gas, but put air in my tires, added oil to my car and even help put my bumper back up when it started dragging. Even when I get my prosthetic, I will still make a point of using this service station because without them I would have the hardest time getting gas. Please visit the store if you’re anywhere near it to keep them In business for people like me who desperately need them”

  2. 7210 Harrison St, Ralston NE 68127

    2.6 Average 38 reviews

    “Since the new manager Ariana has come, I've noticed huge changes and improvements with cleanliness and staff friendliness. Also the night shift manager Destiny is not afraid to get on her hands and knees to scrub this place down and clean it up.”

  3. 5208 South 72nd Street, Ralston NE 68127

    2.1 Poor 40 reviews

    “Always courteous even with customers who are not and are under the influence of something (medications, alcohol, drugs, or any combination there of). Last night shortly before closing my son and I pull in for a couple of pops on the way home from work and the ladies working stayed calm, professional, and courteous even with other customers who did not. Careful Kwik Shop I may try to recruit these ladies to work in our retail store.”

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