Gas Stations in Bedford, NY

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  1. 193 Pound Ridge Rd, Bedford NY 10506

    4.2 Good 36 reviews

    “Cashier is a saint. I'm a delivery driver, area had no internet. He let me use the Wi-Fi. Right as I was about to leave, some Amazon delivery driver who only speaks Spanish crashed her vehicle, and he went out to help.”

  2. 848 South Bedford Road, Bedford NY 10506

    4.3 Superb 24 reviews

    “I went to have a CARSO inspection for my newly purchased CPO car. I won’t get into the waste of time that it is for a CPO car- that’s a silky insurance issue. BUT I will talk about the friendly and efficient service at BSC. I called this morning when I learned I needed this inspection (turns out I was overdue) and they got me in within 45 minutes. Everyone was super friendly and very efficient. The process took 20 minutes and they emailed the results to my insurance company. The place was clean and the minimart, although small had a good selection of sundries. From what I saw it seems they have Full service.”

  3. 776 North Bedford Road, Bedford NY 10506

    3.2 Average 16 reviews

    “Prices are a bit above average but the staff was very kind. It did hurt filling up with 93 though at over $6 a gal. The mart is also very clean and nice so definitely worth the stop!Overall Rating: 8/10”

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  5. 848 South Bedford Road, Bedford NY 10506

    1.2 Poor 134 reviews

    “Excellent service and work quality. After Mavis White Plains screwed up the balancing while buying brand new tires, Bedford Shell was there to the rescue. I called last minute and spoke to a kind and professional technician who told me to bring the car right away. He balanced the tires and eliminated the safety threat. I want to thank him for his quality work and professionalism.”

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