105 Regional Rd 24, Lively ON P3Y 1C3
“Always go to Esso for my mobile needs for gas or smokes love this place has fast and friendly service and always makes sure there customers are always happy and satisfied with there purchases and some Essos have great car washes no matter what Essos are my go to car gas and diesel needs I would recommend anyone to go here before anywhere else.”
234 Notre Dame Street East, Azilda ON P0M 1B0
“Probably one of the greatest and best service centres in the area Weather getting your car serviced or getting gas you're always greeted with a smile and kindness!”
82 Lorne St, Greater Sudbury ON P3C 4N8
“Convenient place to get gas when grocery shopping. It is clean and well maintained. The pumps can be a little bit slow. Sometimes it can get busy causing a wait for gas. The kiosk is small and can get crowded (pre-covid), but has lots of convenience products.”
3460 ON-144, Chelmsford ON P0M 1L0
“The ONLY place we could find to fill our RV onboard propane. Nothing listed for Sudbury thank you to the highway crew outside at Tim Horton's for the intel!!! Esso manager you need to advertise you have auto propane!!! And THANK YOU for having auto propane!!!”
3390 ON-144 Suite 1, Chelmsford ON P0M 1L0
“a very interesting Petro Canada, its tiny and old. however its that kind of old you would find a full serve pump at! if you don't like to get out in the bitter cold. this is a great place to go for a fillup!”
1813 Regent St, Greater Sudbury ON P3E 3Z7
“Well gas at 2.20 plus a litre. What can i say. Great gas station. Might be able to hire someone to fix the floor...good service...friendly...busy...busy at certsin times.”
1329 Regent St, Greater Sudbury ON P3E 3Z1
“Very Kind staff, toilet facility available, ATM facility available. Also grocery products and oils are available. Clean and beautiful site. Open 24×7 on holidays too.”
3595 ON-144, Chelmsford ON P0M 1L0
“Good gas bar, easy access from highway 144, driveway is okay but some gas pumps are difficult to use constantly kicking off as you try to fill your tank at high speed. The propane exchange process is drama free and convenient.”
1810 Regent Street, Sudbury ON P3E 3Z8
“As one of the most recognized fuel brands in the country, this network offers fueling services, convenience stores, and increasingly, infrastructure for electric vehicles. Its commitment to expanding charging stations along the Trans-Canada Highway has positioned it as a forward-thinking option for drivers aiming to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels. While its broad presence and innovations are commendable, customer experiences vary considerably, highlighting both strengths and areas for improvement. A major strength lies in the modernization strategy and responsiveness to evolving demands in the automotive sector. With the installation of 57 EV charging stations along one of Canada’s most important highways, it reflects a clear investment in sustainable transportation. In many locations, fuel prices are competitive, drawing in drivers looking to save. Some stations also stand out for their convenience, offering quick service and clean, well-organized environments for travellers. On the downside, customer feedback on review platforms frequently raises concerns about service quality and billing transparency. Complaints often include discrepancies in fuel charges and poor issue resolution from support staff. The lack of premium fuel at some locations and the absence of modern tools like mobile payment terminals further impact the customer experience. To address these concerns, a feedback survey is available on the company’s official website, inviting customers to share their experiences — with the added incentive of a chance to win a year of free fuel. While this initiative signals an effort to engage with clients, its success depends on how seriously the input is taken and whether it leads to tangible service improvements. Ultimately, this fuel network holds a strong position in the Canadian market, with noteworthy investments in infrastructure and mobility innovation. However, delivering a consistently high-quality customer experience remains a challenge. Strengthening service standards and prioritizing operational transparency will be key to reinforcing consumer trust and setting a new benchmark for excellence in the sector.”
3775 ON-144, Chelmsford ON P0M 1L0
“Excellent service and professional conduct! Squeegees always available with cleaning solutions and they never run out of gas. The driveway could use an upgrade eventually.”
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