Gas Stations in Warwick, NY

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  1. 18 Elm Street, Warwick NY 10990

    3.8 Good 100 reviews

    “Best car wash in the area. Every time I go there it’s always a quick line to get in the wash and then the workers that do the detailing also do a great thorough job. Nice little drive from home and worth it. My jeep shines when I leave. Great staff. Nice people. Clean place with plenty of other services. From oil changes to alignments to detailing and mvc inspections. It’s really a one stop car care shop.”

  2. 3 Colonial Avenue, Warwick NY 10990

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “I stop in some evening's and a lovly women named Sue always greets me welcome to Chestnut with a smile. (Policy's are a bit wacked and annoying) but the only reason i stop in is because of her.She always look's nice and professional.”

  3. 18 Elm St, Warwick NY 10990

    3.5 Good 146 reviews

    “I just want to give a big shoutout to Stanley over at Warwick Car Wash & Oil Auto Repair! He’s always professional, friendly, and really knows his stuff. Every time I bring my car in, he makes sure the job is done right and with a smile. It’s hard to find people who care about their work the way he does. If you ever stop by, ask for Stanley — he’ll take great care of you and your car! ?”

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  5. 9 Maple Avenue, Warwick NY 10990

    2.9 Average 34 reviews

    “I ate best chicken sandwich in this deli store/ gas station. The sales person was very nice and kind. Very polite as well! I would recommend that chicken sandwich to everyone. wow👏🏼”

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