Gas Stations in Ontario, OH

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  1. 3636 Park Ave W, Ontario OH 44906

    4.8 Superb 43 reviews

  2. 1321 North Lexington-Springmill Road, Ontario OH 44906

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

    “I drive an older vehicle and I love having the option of coming here and actually getting ethanol-free fuel so I don't have to worry about long-term damage to my truck.”

  3. 1605 West 4th Street, Ontario OH 44906

    3.9 Good 82 reviews

    “The people that work here really seem to be genuinely nice. There is a side variety if products to choose from and the price aren't terrible. I wouldn't say a great value because you're paying convenient store prices but definitely not on the high side. Overall I good plane to stop into. Fuel prices seem competitive and when on the lower end at times.”

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  5. 1070 North Lexington-Springmill Road, Ontario OH 44906

    3.7 Good 157 reviews

    “They are always very busy, but they have an attendant there, walking around and available if you need any help. The area is clean, and even though you pump your own gas, it is fast paced.”

  6. 2132 W 4th St, Ontario OH 44906

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “The people who work in this store are honestly the nicest folks. You're in and out no problem. The workers and manager are kind and respectful. And every time I've been in this store I have seen the manager cleaning, scrubbing, mopping, stocking, she's working hard to keep her store nice. My number one place to go for coffee and gas! Thank you speedway”

  7. 2094 Park Avenue West, Ontario OH 44906

    3.1 Average 31 reviews

    “Id give it a 5 star if they had my vitamin water as a fountain choice like other circle K establishments do. Employees are always friendly and place is always clean with fresh foods to choose from they are always hopping whether its just for gas or a bite to eat u can't go wrong with Galion Circle K!”

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