Gas Stations in Youngwood, PA

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  1. 360 North 3rd Street, Youngwood PA 15697

    4.7 Superb 28 reviews

    “My friend & I needed to get her spare tire taken off & the valve stem replaced on the regular tire. We were there no more than 12 minutes total, from the time we arrived to the time we left. We were genuinely impressed with the super-speedy service & the fact that the mechanic put the donut tire back in its place in the trunk. That was very much appreciated.”

  2. 506 South 4th Street, Youngwood PA 15697

    3.7 Good 11 reviews

  3. Youngwood PA 15697

    3.6 Good 52 reviews

    “Me and my son where there at your location around 5 yesterday i didnt get all the employees names but there was a blond hair lady working with a younger kid with her they were super nice and friendly The little Caesars had a older guy with a black shirt he as well was super nice as well to me and my son is just wanted to day the whole crew that you had working at that time was amazing people they made us fill very welcome we definitely will be back”

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  5. 506 South 4th Street, Youngwood PA 15697

    2.9 Average 13 reviews

    “Gotta thank the crew at this Sunoco today...I got a flat tire, and pulled over to change it in your parking lot. Before I got everything out of the car, one of your guys, Jerry offers to help. My jack was rusted tight and he and my husband and another employee got it working and changed that tire way faster than I ever could. Even helped put air in the donut tire and gave my 3 girls slushes while we waited. Thank you Jerry for the above and beyond service! Glad God sent u outside today!”

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