Gas Stations in South Orange, NJ

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  1. 101 West South Orange Avenue, South Orange Village NJ 07079

    4 Good 28 reviews

    “Hit a pothole that immediate blew out a tire. This was the closest option I could get to. They were able to fix same day and were very professional and communicative. Price seemed fair. Would definitely return.”

  2. 451 Irvington Avenue, South Orange Village NJ 07079

    3.5 Good 8 reviews

    “I work close by and often go to Ivy Hill Plaza to get some thing. I've have never had any problem at the gas pumps. I have not needed to have my car serviced there. The station looks nice from the outside, because it must have been repainted about a year ago. They have a customer restroom, if you need it. What can you say? They have gas at about the same prices as everyone else. Those who work there pump the gas efficiently and courteously. You could only cause a problem, maybe, if you can't remember your zip code. It's right on Irvington Ave. In an excellent location. Easier to get in and out with your car than the small lot at the station down the street. The attendants are quiet and courteous. And they give good service. (They have motor oil, water coolant, and the usual fluids inside of the station.)”

  3. 252 Irvington Avenue, South Orange Village NJ 07079

    3.4 Good 23 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 10PM

    “We went there to rent a U-Haul truck to travel to our daughter house for Thanksgiving weekend we got the truck on Wednesday and returned it on Saturday afternoon overall this is a great place to rent a U-Haul truck.”

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  5. 68 West South Orange Avenue, South Orange Village NJ 07079

    3.3 Good 44 reviews

    “This Exxon is my go to place for friendly quality service and gasoline. The workers are always thorough and friendly. I also had a tire emergency and Gary promptly took care of it in a professional manner.”

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