Gas Stations in Mt Pleasant, PA

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  1. 937 West Main Street, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    4.3 Superb 78 reviews

    “PK, Vivan, Heather and the rest of the staff are super friendly. They also have great coffee, meatball hoagie is my favorite and the fresh fruit is always great too!”

  2. 819 W Main St, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    4.4 Superb 12 reviews

  3. 550 North Church Street, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    5 Superb 3 reviews

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  5. 230 Bessemer Rd, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    4 Good 14 reviews

    “There fuel was cheaper than others, but I hate the pumps! Some contraption so you have to have the Gospel all the way in the tank to work! I guess it's a safety measure, but when you're trying to fill a gas can..it sucks!”

  6. 548 Three Mile Hl, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “Nothing great, just ya usually don't have to wait. They are usually busy. Sometimes parking is a problem. Only because they are busy. Gas prices ya have to watch, it can be cheaper in town sometimes.”

  7. 247 East Main Street, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.7 Good 91 reviews

    “They have very good gas and coffee!? Also tons of snacks and food! with a freezer section you can buy items! and i think a gambling machine! But love the coffee! Smokes are normal prices”

  8. 6272 PA-819, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.4 Good 103 reviews

    “We went to 982 Sheetz and they gave us a miniature version of the $15 burrito we usually order..we left there and went to Mt pleasant Sheetz And got exactly what we paid for, and excellent customer service from a woman named Sue. I will definitely be making the longer trip to Mt pleasant from now on!!!”

  9. 230 Bessemer Road, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.2 Average 54 reviews

    “Conveniently located and normally very busy. Pumps were in good working order and very clean property outside. I was filling up for a ride back to NC. I visit this area every July and always gas up here!”

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