Gas Stations in Unionville, ON

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  1. 4641 Hwy 7, Unionville ON L3R 1M6

    3.5 Good 50 reviews

    “Very friendly staff, a lot of pumps never have to wait in a line. Also a lot of variety in the gas station. Payal was one the employees who helped me with my transactions.”

  2. 8685 McCowan Rd, Unionville ON L3P 4H1

    3.3 Good 40 reviews

    “Has ethanol-free premium gas. 91 octane gas is also lower than local competitors. With the CT gas advantage card, you also save 2 cents a liter. Had 6 full tank fill ups and no complaints.”

  3. 8330 Kennedy Road, Unionville ON L3R 0P5

    2.8 Average 103 reviews

    “⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Customer Service, but Check Dairy Products The manager and staff were extremely kind and helpful when I returned a sealed $7 milk tetra pack that had gone bad. They immediately offered a replacement, but unfortunately the second sealed pack was also spoiled despite having an August 28 expiry date. Thankfully, I checked it while still in the parking lot and they refunded me without any hassle. It could be a product or refrigeration issue, but I’d recommend checking dairy products carefully after purchasing. Excellent customer service overall and a great Shell location — just one star off for this experience.”

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  5. 4780 Hwy 7, Unionville ON L3R 1M8

    2.6 Average 92 reviews

    “Mr wahjid(older gentleman who works night shift) always a pleasure interacting with him.. he helped me with something that I should've looked before paying... but he was so kind to help me out.. I hope his manager will understand. He went above and beyond to make sure customer is satisfied.”

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