Gas Stations in Williamston, NC

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  1. 400 West Main Street, Williamston NC 27892

    4.8 Superb 76 reviews

    “I called Roberson Brothers Tire in Williamston NC on Oct 28, 2026, and spoke with Melissa. I told her my husband was stranded by his car with 2 flat tires on Highway 17. It was close to Roberson's closing time and she very kindly assisted me quickly and retrieved the right tires, and got my husband back on the road for his 3 hour drive back home. VERY grateful! Thank you and blessings. And thank you to Carl at C & D towing!”

  2. 304 Washington St, Williamston NC 27892

    4.5 Superb 25 reviews

    “ONLY PLACE IN WILLIAMSTON THAT HAS A DRIVE THROUGH CAR WASH AND LOCATED IN FRONT OF WALMART AND HAS LOTS OF PUMPS AND VACUUM AND AIR FOR TIRES SHOULD YOU NEED IT! RIGHT ON HWY 17 AS YOU COME UP FROM THE WASHINGTON NC AREA. GRAB ONE OF THOSE GIANT DRINKS IN STYROFOAM FOR SUMMER AND YOU HAVE A DRINK FOR HOURS ON END...6 HRS FOR ME. AN ALL DAY REFRESHMENT!”

  3. 800 East Blvd, Williamston NC 27892

    4 Good 26 reviews

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  5. 1902 W Main St, Williamston NC 27892

    3.6 Good 14 reviews

  6. 1509 Washington Street, Williamston NC 27892

    3.2 Average 20 reviews

  7. 305 West Blvd, Williamston NC 27892

    2.9 Average 19 reviews

  8. 605 East Blvd, Williamston NC 27892

    3 Average 44 reviews

    “Gas prices are about the best in Eastern NC. Stop here before you get to Windsor, Edenton or Hertford. Did not go in but in previous visits the staff were not very friendly and move along. More focused on conversations and service of locals.”

  9. 2780 US-17, Williamston NC 27892

    3 Average 49 reviews

    “Well stocked store and a roomy pump area for any size rigs. They have the typical selection of snacks, beer, and there is a subway on site. If you want coffee, they have several machines with all kinds of choices.”

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