Gas Stations in Ozone Park, NY

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  1. 89-15 Rockaway Boulevard, Ozone Park NY 11416

    4.5 Superb 113 reviews

    “I had a great experience at Carmine Automotive Center. Sal was honest, professional, and took the time to explain what my car did and did not need fixed. I really appreciated his honesty, great communication, and friendly attitude. It's hard to find a mechanic you can trust, and I highly recommend Sal and his team!”

  2. 134-15 Cross Bay Boulevard, Ozone Park NY 11417

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “⛽📲🏎 Speedway has been impressing a lot of people lately with its competitive pricing and ability to fit into an urban setting while still offering more of a travel center experience similar to Pilot or Wawa, without trying to go full Buc-ee’s. This Ozone Park location is a perfect example, offering plenty of convenience without needing a highway exit to find it. Make sure to check the app too, because there are lots of extra savings, deals, and rewards to be found before you even reach the pump.”

  3. 93-02 Atlantic Avenue, Jamaica NY 11416

    2.9 Average 13 reviews

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  5. 100-03 N Conduit Ave, Ozone Park NY 11417

    3.2 Average 73 reviews

    “Usually has good gas prices and they have someone pumping gas for you if you need. Unfortunately their apple pay doesn’t work only credit card and cash.”

  6. 98-21 Rockaway Blvd, Ozone Park NY 11417

    2.9 Average 65 reviews

    “Usually has good gas prices and they have someone pumping gas for you if you need. Unfortunately their apple pay doesn’t work only credit card and cash.”

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