Gas Stations in Highland Heights, OH

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  1. 5567 Wilson Mills Road, Highland Heights OH 44143

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

    “Goodmorning, Walked in to true north to receive some gas Sunday Morning and this Great Gentleman Drew helped me sign up with true rewards and while a costumer was giving Drew a hard time he was very patient and respectful to everyone else now I save .12 cents off a gallon and always be pleased to see Mr.Drew. Glad to see this company going in the right direction”

  2. 6295 Wilson Mills Rd, Highland Heights OH 44143

    3.1 Average 26 reviews

    “The only downside of this gas station is the maze of traffic lights heading west upon leaving. It’s the year 2023, and they still turn red for ghosts at night with no traffic. Timers are undeniably “Stone Age” for what we could have. The police also use mayfield high school as a entrapment location, and will ticket you for going modestly above the speed limit..im talking about speeds they frequently reach on their own time, to and from Dunkin Donuts. Keep your eyes peeled after gassing up. The village hires exceptionally low quality officers. I’ll always support this gas station anyhow..”

  3. 5567 Wilson Mills Rd, Highland Heights OH 44143

    1.9 Poor 18 reviews

    “I had no issues with this. Gas station stopped off today for lunch to get a hot chocolate and a fast break.. Lady behind the counter was nice and getting fuel was smooth and easy”

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