Gas Stations in Minden, NV

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  1. 1615 U.S. Hwy 395 North, Minden NV 89423

    4.4 Superb 27 reviews

    “This gas station offers a very clean lobby, private bathrooms, a better selection of retail goods compared to most gas stations, always stocked receipt paper at the pumps, and extra long handle window squeegees accompanied by well stocked window cleaner reservoirs. Not once have I pulled into the station to encounter a dry squeegee reservoir, a common occurrence elsewhere it seems”

  2. 1392 Johnson Ln, Minden NV 89423

    3.9 Good 105 reviews

    “Love this place especially their fresh donuts but today the woman cashier was very rude. Usually the cashier is so friendly…For a small business, they really need more friendly employees.”

  3. 1676 U.S. Hwy 395 N, Minden NV 89423

    3.7 Good 85 reviews

    “Modern, clean and well-lit facility. Fuel prices are about average for the area and the pumps are always in service and fully functional. Clean towels and squeegee are available for window cleaning. Quick and efficient counter service inside ensures your in and out and on your way.”

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  5. 1651 NV-88, Minden NV 89423

    3.7 Good 127 reviews

    “Best price for gas on all my journeys! New day, New pain. I got gas here this morning and again pm, no receipt both times? I took a photo of the readings this morning. By the time I grabbed my phone my readings were gone. No speaker button and was not going to see the cashier so I started pushing buttons and my purchase magically appeared. Guess I have to find a new place that makes things easy. Bye Maverick.”

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