Gas Stations in Oyster Bay, NY

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  1. 247 Pine Hollow Rd, Oyster Bay NY 11771

    4.7 Superb 37 reviews

    “I want to say thank you to the entire shop my BMW needed front end work done and I took it into Pine Hollow auto I was told what was needed and from then on very professional and very knowledgeable and straight forward kept me up to date . The price was also right on target thank you again Hedy Ian and the rest of the staff Will definitely do business again and highly recommend My warmest thank you”

  2. 247 Pine Hollow Rd, Oyster Bay NY 11771

    4.4 Superb 26 reviews

    “Excellent full service station and garage with a friendly and professional staff that has serviced my VW Tiguan twice quickly and without issues. Highly recommended.”

  3. 240 South St, Oyster Bay NY 11771

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “I got a flat tire a few blocks away from Marks shop and he was so kind to come and assist. He put enough air so I can get to his shop before fixing it. Greatly appreciated his help! I would bring my business here in the future!”

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  5. 16 Pine Hollow Rd, Oyster Bay NY 11771

    3.1 Average 37 reviews

    “This Speedway has a full sized convenience store attached and window wipers with clean water. Good prices, the same for cash or credit. Join their rewards club for discounts”

  6. 240 South St, Oyster Bay NY 11771

    2.9 Average 36 reviews

    “Happened to stop by here for gas today after visiting the town briefly with a friend, the attendant gave us information about oyster festival next month etc, and it was a memorable stop, thank you. Will certainly visit for the festival!”

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