Gas Stations in Palmerston, ON

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  1. 6753 Wellington Road, Palmerston ON N0G 2P0

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “My brother, boyfriend, and I were on our way to our cottage when we stopped here to grab gas and some snacks. I sent my little brother inside with my card so he could pick out whatever he wanted, but my card wasn’t working. The lady at the till, Tracey, was so kind, compassionate, and understanding. It’s not often you walk into a gas station and are greeted so warmly. Honestly, Tracey’s kindness and empathy made my night. I know it might seem small to write a review about this, but she truly made both my brother’s and my night. You never know how far a little kindness can go. Thank you, Tracey, for your positivity and kind soul — the world needs more people like you! It was amazing meeting you, and you’ve inspired us to pass that kindness forward. :)”

  2. 405 Main Street East, Palmerston ON N0G 2P0

    3.5 Good 20 reviews

    “Love petro canada. Yes sometimes prices are a little higher but the petro card and the Web site to add car washes as well as the use of the carrot site to get extra points on your points card in my opinion make up for it”

  3. 555 Main Street West, Palmerston ON N0G 2P0

    2.7 Average 27 reviews

    “Yesterday I visited this gas station and find the management of this bussiness is very well . They keep well mentained this facility and all things were organized. They make Pizza also. I fully satisfied and recommend to everyone.”

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