Gas Stations in West Lorne, ON

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  1. 190 Main Street, West Elgin ON N0L 2P0

    4.8 Superb 39 reviews

    “Today was my first experience with Conways and I highly recommend them to everyone!! On my way to work I ended up with some big issues. Thankfully I was working just down the street from them so I left my car and walked to work. As busy as they were they made the time to fix the main issue so I could safely drive home.. They also found some issues that need to be taken care of soon but not urgent, they wrote down the codes so that my mechanic back home would know what was found! Made sure I could drive home safe,, wrote down info for my usual guy... 100% a garage that cares not just one out for the money!”

  2. 190 Main Street, West Elgin ON N0L 2P0

    4.8 Superb 11 reviews

    “The folks here are always very friendly and their gas is pumped for you. They also fill propane and have a reliable air pump for topping up the air pressure in your tires.”

  3. 263 Graham Road, West Elgin ON N0L 2P0

    2.9 Average 54 reviews

    “Great location with great workers, the staff here goes above and beyond to help every single customer. I wanted a few extra items but was a couple bucks short, the owner said don’t worry about it and let me have the snacks I wanted. I was with my kids and the owner took his time to talk to them and give them little toys for our long drive. I also witnessed someone bringing him coffee. I came on here to write a 5 star review and saw some negative reviews which broke my heart after the experience I had here and the experience I witnessed others having. Will never forget this small stop I made for gas, thank you Ed”

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