Gas Stations in Aloha, OR

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  1. 15901 Southwest Jenkins Road, Aloha OR 97006

    4.6 Superb 224 reviews

    “The vehicle owner next in queue should wait for moment and use the front filling station so that it doesn't stay unoccupied particularly during rush hours. Else all good.”

  2. 18560 Southwest Tualatin Valley Highway, Aloha OR 97006

    4.3 Superb 46 reviews

    “5 stars for the Chevron team in Aloha on 185th! The staff here is consistently nice and helpful every time I pull up. While I wish this location had a full car wash like the other two nearby, they more than make up for it by always washing my windows while I fuel up. It’s that extra level of service that keeps me coming back. If you need gas and great service, this is the spot!”

  3. 17395 Southwest Farmington Road, Aloha OR 97007

    3.4 Good 67 reviews

    “If you need Propane. This is the place to go. They are always on the spot, they don’t give you a hard time like Fred Meyer or U-Haul and they do a professional job. Plus in 4 yrs the price of propane has only increased 15cents a gallon. If you need propane go here!”

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  5. 17095 Southwest Tualatin Valley Highway, Aloha OR 97006

    2.9 Average 64 reviews

    “Big thank you to Brad at this Chevron ?✨️ He was super kind and helpful. Now I know how to maximize gas savings through the various apps, which is amazing when you have a big, heavy, gas guzzling van.”

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