Gas Stations in Morris Plains, NJ

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  1. 169 Speedwell Ave, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    4.9 Superb 77 reviews

    “I highly recommend Sack's Shell in Morris Plains. I went by today to have my tires filled with air and Alexis took care of it quickly on such short notice. She was very kind and helpful throughout. Thank you again for all your help!”

  2. 169 Speedwell Avenue, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    4.7 Superb 41 reviews

    “I moved out to Morristown 2 years ago and it was hard to find a good shop. I own severval vehicles and respect the trade and craft of auto mechanics a great deal. Fred and Brian are honest guys and do great work.”

  3. 237 Speedwell Avenue, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    4 Good 23 reviews

    “Friendly service. Fast too. Didn't wash my windows today but they usually do if there is no one else. (There was today.) Dealt with my deafness with ease. (I tend to take off my cochlear implants when driving alone.)”

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  5. 1195 Littleton Road, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “Went in but had to come out to pump the gas in bad weather. The Jamaican habits is still expecting someone to come out and pump the gas for me ?????”

  6. 1799 Route Sr-10, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.4 Good 74 reviews

    “Absolutely The best customer service and deals on all merchandise for sale! The homemade sandwiches you can have made 24 hours a day are So delicious & great size at this amazing deli/ store! Keep up the Great work your community loves you store!”

  7. 1011 Tabor Road, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.6 Good 12 reviews

    “I had a positive experience with the mechanic that works here, Danny. Although their gas prices are extremely high… he was very honest with the work he was doing and didn’t do any work that I didn’t approve of first.”

  8. 1379 Littleton Road, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    3.1 Average 23 reviews

    “I had just driven 500 miles when I came off the Interstate. My truck started clanging. It was a Thursday late afternoon. Sure enough my ac compressor had gone. Mr. Patel did a great job in changing a new compressor within 24 hours. The next day I drove another 500 miles back home on a hot day and it worked flawlessly. Thank you Sanjey”

  9. 1701 NJ-10, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    2.9 Average 64 reviews

    “I’d never usually write reviews for gas stations since it’s usually an in and out kind of thing. Today, I just felt compelled to leave a 5 star review because my service attendant cleaned both my front and rear window. He surely did it without “expecting a tip” but I was so surprised and happy since my windows were dang dirty, I tipped him 3 bucks. And, he cleaned them WELL! There was some stuff stuck on some of the windshield and he scrapped it off so it’s perfect. This service is unfortunately not expected these days. 99% of the time, I find people fishing for tips and pestering and not even doing a good job. I did not get this feeling from this Man. For me, if I’m ever in this area again, I’ll remember this and go to this gas station again and, of course, hope he’s working! Maybe this kind of service is strictly enforced by the owner. Maybe he was the owner. Who knows? But it did put a smile on my face seeing a man “just do a great job”. My hat tipped to you sir; keep on going. And readers of my review, I urge you to go to this gas station specifically and even write your own review on your experience.”

  10. 228 E Hanover Ave, Morris Plains NJ 07950

    2.6 Average 40 reviews

    “Recently moved to the area and have frequented a dozen times. Always clean, quick service, and good selection. Even their deli sandwiches are pretty good with fresh lettuce and bread. Not sure why there’s so many negative reviews.”

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