Gas Stations in Blasdell, NY

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  1. 4490 Lake Avenue, Blasdell NY 14219

    4.1 Good 92 reviews

    “Got my inspection and new tires done here and couldn’t be happier! Doug and his crew gave me the best deal, made the process super easy, and treated me with respect the whole time. The shop has that honest, family feel you don’t see often anymore. They really care about helping people, not taking advantage of them. Highly recommend!”

  2. 3932 South Park Avenue, Blasdell NY 14219

    3.9 Good 44 reviews

    “I don’t usually leave reviews for gas stations, but the clerk inside was so friendly I feel compelled! He gave us tips on new national parks to check out and let us use the employee bathroom even though they don’t have public restrooms. Really nice interaction with a very kind guy. Appreciate it! Made our afternoon just that much better.”

  3. 3942 South Park Avenue, Blasdell NY 14219

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “Was so grateful they let me stay overnight while the snow storm passed! Amazing nice people! I was so scared and this gas station was my refuge! Thanks for the bottom of my heart!”

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  5. 4479 Lake Avenue, Blasdell NY 14219

    2.6 Average 14 reviews

    “It's a gas station. Newer pumps have those little pump prop thingies so you don't have to hold the pump. Might sound like a first world problem, but when you've gotta fill your tank in the arctic tundra that is Orchard Park/Hamburg/where ever the hell this technically is, you'll be glad this little metal bit exists, so you can keep your hands in your pockets. Avoid frost bite, fill up here.”

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