Gas Stations in Sun Valley, NV

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  1. 5190 Sun Valley Blvd, Sun Valley NV 89433

    3.8 Good 82 reviews

    “Staff is friendly and gas prices are the same as others in the area. They have a small kitchen that serves fried chicken which is awesome but wish they had gizzards. Regardless fried chicken and friendly employees plus a fill up on gas.”

  2. 5200 Sun Valley Blvd, Sun Valley NV 89433

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

  3. 4696 Sun Valley Blvd, Sun Valley NV 89433

    3.5 Good 34 reviews

    “About 15 years ago in 2008 the people working there late at night saved my life. I was in and out of consciousness when I had stumbled my way into the store. But I remember the store employees running to my aid and then the store manager at the time coming in between me and my 2 attackers. They save all saved my life that night and I never went back to that store after that night to say thank you for saving my life and I never even got their names. So wherever you are and whoever are that saved a 15 year old girl from 2 men that ran in after me in 2008 … thank you for protecting me from my attackers and saving my life. I hope you are all doing well and staying healthy.”

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  5. 140 W 1st Ave, Sun Valley NV 89433

    2.3 Poor 30 reviews

    “Convenient location to me. Have some great deals on water and soda! I live that they offer TAP payments, just ask the cashier that you wanna pay by Tap. The Friendly customer service and approachable staff keeps me coming back!”

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