Gas Stations in Mountainside, NJ

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  1. 1413 US-22, Mountainside NJ 07092

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “They have a pump that now accepts Apple Pay / tap to pay. Confirmed it works. Much cheaper than down the street on Mountain Avenue. Usually open until about 10pm. Staff is very friendly.”

  2. 1121 US-22, Mountainside NJ 07092

    3.7 Good 58 reviews

    “Nothing is open passed 9pm on 22 especially the gas stations. Drive to Wawa in Hillside or go 15 mins in the opposite direction to get a 7eleven with a gas station.....and another Wawa. It is kind of surprising that nothing is open after 9:00 p.m. especially gas stations considering it's route 22”

  3. 900 Mountain Avenue, Mountainside NJ 07092

    2.7 Average 14 reviews

    “This auto repair is a private business housed at the Shell Station at the corner of Mountain Ave and New Providence Road. The owner, Dave, is one of the nicest and most professional and caring person I have met in a long time. He obviously takes great pride in his work and will not finish the work until he is completely satisfied. I have an Infiniti and not particularly thrilled with the work or prices from the dealer. Dave was trying to fix a faulty light and took it upon himself to call the dealer to inquire what they had worked on. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this man. I believe he specializes in Japanese cars but I would ask if he fixed all makes!”

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