Gas Stations near Kenefic, OK

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  1. SR-22 & SR-48, Kenefic OK 74748

    3.1 Average 29 reviews

    “Love supporting our local family-owned and operated gas station. The Adams family runs a good business, are super friendly, and I like being able to buy 100% ethanol-free gas here.”

  2. 3021 University Blvd, Durant OK 74701

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “We won’t go to any other convenient store, the employees there treat us like family and always has the best prices! Store is always super clean and stocked fast service and they have a drive through!!”

  3. 3302 N Washington Ave, Durant OK 74701

    4.1 Good 34 reviews

    “Honestly this is the closest gas station left NW of town besides the one in Silo. It has always looked a tad sketchy no matter which company has owned it, but the staff have always been nice and the place is pretty clean for such an old building. No one has ever offered me drugs in this parking lot, unlike some other places. Can't complain.”

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  5. 830 Buffalo St, Caddo OK 74729

    3.6 Good 39 reviews

    “Stop here frequently. Prices are decent compared to other stores. Have a good variety of snacks and a great hot box. Gas is priced well for the area also. The store is clean and the bathrooms too. The associates are very kind.”

  6. 801 Buffalo St, Caddo OK 74729

    3 Average 20 reviews

    “This place saved us. We just bought a diesel truck. The dashboard said the DEF was low. What? So, we took the next offramp and came here. I told Crystal my problem. She did ridicule me for not knowing what was going in. She took me to the DEF boxes and told me what to do and reassured me I'd be fine. She's an angel!”

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