Gas Stations in Mount Vernon, NY

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  1. 359 S 7th Ave, Mt Vernon NY 10550

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “This is an excellent family company! It was my first time calling and Mr Wright himself picked up, patiently answered all of my questions, and I even spoke to Mrs Wright. All very friendly and caring professionals. The heating oil delivery driver was also very professional and friendly. I will use this company again and have already recommended them. Keep offering your good services, which is a scarce commodity in these modern times. Mt Vernon customer.”

  2. 415 East Sandford Boulevard, Mount Vernon NY 10550

    5 Superb 3 reviews

  3. 140 W Sandford Blvd, Mt Vernon NY 10550

    2.8 Average 6 reviews

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  5. 230 West Lincoln Avenue, Mount Vernon NY 10550

    2 Poor 5 reviews

  6. 215 W 1st St, Mt Vernon NY 10550

    1.8 Poor 5 reviews

  7. 681 E Lincoln Ave, Mt Vernon NY 10550

    1.8 Poor 15 reviews

    “this gas station was a big help as i notice one of my car tires was super low on air due to the dash sensor telling me and i was able to get off the hutch and pull to the side of the gas station and check the tire and get some air via the air machine at a cost of only 50 cents . i usually avoid mount vernon but stuff happens and i was very glad this gas station was in the area . i did not need gas or snacks so after seeing the dash back to normal with the tire numbers i was able to get back in the hutch and continue my useless journey . thanks bp for saving the day and my tire .”

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