Gas Stations in Jeannette, PA

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  1. 1275 College Avenue, Jeannette PA 15644

    4.5 Superb 17 reviews

  2. 9 Lincoln Highway, Jeannette PA 15644

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “great small time gas station, I hate that getgo opened up right across from him, we need to support the little guys and keep them in business, im tired of these big companies squeezing out the little simple places, help keep the good and personal people afloat, lets help this man and his family and stop in and buy some things and gas, Sharee and his staff are good people, lets keep them goin”

  3. 1110 Lowry Ave, Jeannette PA 15644

    3.7 Good 22 reviews

    “This is the place to go for lottery tickets. The gas isn't the cheapest and it is a little crowded but it is a good place to stop quickly. It is easy to get in and out!”

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  5. Route 30 &, Lewis Avenue, Jeannette PA 15644

    3.2 Average 17 reviews

    “I stopped by last evening and I must say Anthony was a Gem! He was kind & Courteous and very helpful. I love the fact he keeps that store so clean. I wish the employees at my job took pride & had the work ethic that he does! .Thank you 7 11 for having a employee like Anthony who left a lasting impression on my visit! I will b back”

  6. 6517 US-30, Jeannette PA 15644

    3.2 Average 67 reviews

    “This Get Go has a gas station and a convenience store and is open all day every day. I filled up my SUV with premium gas. The gas pump was available without a wait, and the price per gallon was average. We like to earn and use Perks through Giant Eagle's rewards program here.”

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