Gas Stations in Truth or Consequences, NM

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  1. 1912 North Date Street, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “Stopped here with a friend. Fueling area was clean, and I pumped gas with no problem. The fueling area is quite spacious and easy to get in and out of. I went inside to use the restroom. It is shared with coffee shop and the Del Taco. The restroom was very clean.”

  2. 2200 North Date Street, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3.6 Good 40 reviews

    “While traveling a long distance, we discovered a tire losing air. Luckily we were staying at the Holiday Inn Express in Truth or Consequences and within a 2-minute drive was Teston's Cevron Station. Promptly at 8 a.m., Preston arrived and immediately attended to our truck, patched our tire and sent us on our way in 30 minutes. Everyone at the station was extremely nice. Preston was our hero that day and we will always remember his professionalism, knowledge, and friendliness. Thanks for being there for us.”

  3. 507 South Broadway Street, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3.2 Average 9 reviews

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  5. 424 East Third Avenue, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    2.6 Average 14 reviews

    “The Google Maps map says this is a Shell station, but it's definitely not a Shell station. I've stopped here in the past. Got an orange soda here once.”

  6. 918 N Date St, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    2.8 Average 41 reviews

    “I like this Circle K especially the people they’re really nice. However management needs to get their ordering up to par with their sales. I’ve been here for the last week five different times every time after they get a truck and they’re Zyn is emaciated. It’s on sale and they don’t have any in stock.”

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