Gas Stations in Spring Valley, NY

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  1. 292 N Main St, Spring Valley NY 10977

    4.5 Superb 103 reviews

    “My Family and I have been getting our cars serviced from Tyler’s shop for years. I Know that he and his technicians will NOT Exaggerate their their findings with the car to pile up on fees. Recently my daughter Juliette brought in her car stressing because another place told her that it was a major issue $1,300+ ;only to get a call from Tyler reassuring us that was was something simple and inexpensive;(who does that)? This is why I only use Tyler’s shop. Yes they are busy(close Saturdays )so you might have to wait, it is so worth it. Loyal customer. Write your own review.”

  2. 140 West Rte 59, Spring Valley NY 10977

    4.3 Superb 126 reviews

    “Great gas station Always best prices ever A nice shop there Great service Once you're a customer there you are staying with 76 Keep up your great prices”

  3. 2 Dutch Ln, Spring Valley NY 10977

    4.9 Superb 15 reviews

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  5. 168 North Main Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

    4.4 Superb 32 reviews

  6. 309 North Main Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

    4.3 Superb 22 reviews

  7. 267 North Main Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

    5 Superb 6 reviews

  8. 1 Union Road, Spring Valley NY 10977

    3.9 Good 57 reviews

    “Went for air. Shopkeeper was friendly when I went in twice exchanging for quarters. The machine however, didn't work that well, considering I had to do it twice & it barely made it to acceptable tire pressure.”

  9. 298 North Main Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

    3.7 Good 23 reviews

    “Great service and very professional staff. The team at this Sonoco location is always helpful, quick, and easy to work with. Pumps are opened right away, the cashier is friendly, and the whole process is smooth every time. Highly recommend!”

  10. 267 North Main Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

    3.3 Good 7 reviews

    “I stopped in for a quick fill-up and immediately found an open pump. It was clean, well-maintained, and easy to use. I filled up in no time at all and for a competitive price. It was *definitely* a better choice than the Sunoco Gas Station across the street, which was very run-down and looking like it was about to close down for good!”

  11. 68 NY-59, Spring Valley NY 10977

    3.6 Good 42 reviews

    “This gas is used to be very expensive but now since the construction on the 59 that closed the bridge it became so cheap sometimes even cheaper than the 76 of the block this is great news with people don't know you got to advertise to know the people are that you are the cheapest gas station in the area because you're a quality and after the promotions that shall gives you can have 20 to 30 or 40 cents off a gallon that's so so cheap”

  12. 162 NY-59, Spring Valley NY 10977

    3.6 Good 56 reviews

    “Bought 2 tires there and started noticing one was slowly losing air. They checked and it was a leaky valve that needed replacement. They were able to detach the tire pressure sensor and reattach it to the new valve which saved me from having to buy a new one. Very courteous and took care of me immediately. Great job!”

  13. 189 NY-59, Spring Valley NY 10977

    3 Average 48 reviews

    “Awsome team i had a flat tire and a light which i didnt even know was out, the guy’s helped me out pretty quickly i think i was in and out for both service’s in about 20 minutes and they only charger me $35 in total which i thought was super fair!”

  14. 162 East Central Avenue, Spring Valley NY 10977

    2.9 Average 61 reviews

    “They were great. Came right when they opened on a Monday morning needing an annual inspection. Took about 10 minutes - great service. In and out. Will definitely be coming back here in the future.”

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