Gas Stations in Keizer, OR

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  1. 6160 River Road North, Keizer OR 97303

    3.6 Good 90 reviews

    “Always self-servie, in and out within minutes with reasonable prices for Keizer. My only frustration is with the ExxonMobil loyalty program/app, the customer service is terrible and the rewards aren't nearly as robust as Safeway fuel points or other programs.”

  2. 4495 River Road North, Keizer OR 97303

    3.6 Good 63 reviews

    “They have non ethanol fuel, which we use for both of our vehicles to avoid ruining our engines from the added ethanol. Highly recommend!! Attentive attendant that pumped our fuel fast. Will return!”

  3. 3401 River Road North, Keizer OR 97303

    3.3 Good 27 reviews

    “The staff is great and speedy I live right across the street I'm in that store every day also the older man is great he is not snarky or rude and gas has never been prepaid there always filled no matter cash or card y'all gotta work on the Campbells soup prices though 5 bucks is a little steep”

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  5. 3401 River Road North, Keizer OR 97303

    3.3 Good 3 reviews

  6. 4495 River Road North, Keizer OR 97303

    3 Average 27 reviews

    “Only gas station I could find that I could get gas during the ice storm on Feb 13th. I went to the gas stations in Aurora truck stop, Woodburn, Brooks, and the shell in keizer. Astro was the only one that came through! Friendly staff too! Thanks guys!”

  7. 5685 Ulali Drive, Keizer OR 97303

    2.3 Poor 87 reviews

    “The employees at this location are wonderful! I tried putting air in my tire but the air nozzle broke off of my tire and it went completely flat. Although I had a spare, I didn’t have any of the tools I needed to put it on or raise the jack. Two of the employees helped me change the tire and even used their own jack and tools from their car. So grateful!”

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