Gas Stations in Ambler, PA

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  1. 1146 Limekiln Pike, Ambler PA 19002

    4.8 Superb 46 reviews

    “Been meaning to get in here for awhile. Finally got a chance and was not disappointed.I got the crispy bbq chicken sammich with bacon and cheddar. Highly recommend.”

  2. 750 Horsham Road, Montgomeryville PA 18936

    4.6 Superb 50 reviews

    “I can’t say enough great things about Jason and his Glemser Bros. Auto shop! As an out-of-town motorist whose engine unexpectedly blew up, I was stressed, stranded, and facing some very tough decisions. Jason went above and beyond in every possible way. From the start, he was incredibly honest and patient, taking the time to clearly explain my options—whether it made sense to repair the engine or walk away and purchase a different vehicle. He never pressured me, never rushed me, and most importantly, he gave genuinely excellent advice even when it meant he wouldn’t gain any business from the situation. That level of integrity is rare! Jason treated me like a person, not a paycheck. He listened, answered every question, and helped me think through a major financial decision with clarity and confidence during a really difficult moment. If you’re looking for a mechanic you can truly trust—someone knowledgeable, compassionate, and ethical—Jason is the one. I can’t recommend Glemser Brothers Auto highly enough.”

  3. 260 E Butler Ave, Ambler PA 19002

    4.6 Superb 10 reviews

    “Recently my battery dies in my car. My normal service station was not able to provide me with a battery and also could not fit me in that day. So I went to NAPA Auto Parts store in 170 E Butler Ave, Ambler, PA and Elissa there was able to provide me with the battery and she called the gentleman at Lynchs Service Station and he was able to take care of me right away and at a very fair price. I will be sure to keep his card handy as I appreciate his willingness to help me in my time of need. I highly recommend Lynchs Service Station. Best regards, Darrell G”

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  5. 1139 Horsham Road, Ambler PA 19002

    3.7 Good 79 reviews

    “Only been here once or twice. No issues, they get it done. this is the last Wawa you will see going north on Horsham road . the other locations will be west of horsham road or bit north up to cowpath road.”

  6. 450 Limekiln Pike, Ambler PA 19002

    3.5 Good 41 reviews

    “This is more a review of a top notch employee, Rob, than it is of Exxon. My daughter pulled in here today with a flat tire. It is like 1,000 degrees hot and I have no idea how to help with her import car. Rob saved the day. As I was struggling to get the nuts off the rim (and the covers off the nuts as well), as it seems Thor himself tightened them in place, Rob came to rescue me with his expertise and power tools. He replaced the flat tire with the spare, and saved me at least an hour of time and a potential heart attack or severe injury. Rob didn't have to do anything, but he did. Me and my daughter are grateful that there are still good people out there willing to lend a helping hand.”

  7. 1315 South Bethlehem Pike, Ambler PA 19002

    3 Average 47 reviews

    “Best Owners Ever! I like going just to see them! They respond to all your needs, for example, if there's an item you wish they had, they'll try to get it.”

  8. 371 East Butler Avenue, Ambler PA 19002

    2.2 Poor 38 reviews

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