Gas Stations in Collinsville, OK

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  1. 1502 W Main St, Collinsville OK 74021

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “We have two Sinclair stations in Collinsville.. Mo's Corner at Main/Highway 20 & 15th Street is where I stop when I need convience. Crystal the manager keeps the place rolling smoothly and if you don't see what you need, she'll order it in for you.”

  2. 137 South 5th St B, Collinsville OK 74021

    4.1 Good 8 reviews

  3. 137 South 5th Street, Collinsville OK 74021

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

    “Absolutely amazing staff. Z and his crew definitely treat everyone with respect and their shelves are always stocked. Definitely a place I'd recommend to anyone and everyone!”

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  5. 5020 E 146th St N, Collinsville OK 74021

    3.8 Good 86 reviews

    “This place is always busy. But they can handle it! The service is fast and friendly. I love the pretzels that you can order fresh. But they offer a lot more than pretzels.”

  6. 1820 W Broadway St, Collinsville OK 74021

    3.5 Good 20 reviews

  7. 111 North 9th Street, Collinsville OK 74021

    3.3 Good 74 reviews

    “I’m still giving a 5 star review, the only thing I’d mention is 2 guys working on Oct 2, and a lot of pizzas ordered, a few comments being made about getting help with some anger which I understand however needs to be addressed. 3 people were standing and waiting for food, and all heard the comments about needing help. And looked at each other. So food for thought and be mindful of as a manager or owner. Whomever is reading this. Casey’s pizza is always great!”

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