Gas Stations in Zelienople, PA

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  1. 517 South Main Street, Zelienople PA 16063

    4.4 Superb 55 reviews

    “Shout out to Tony’s marathon thank you so much for helping me in a bad situation 2006 blue Honda. Look forward to coming back for more service. I appreciate your flexibility and your willingness to help out. Thank you”

  2. 631 W New Castle St, Zelienople PA 16063

    4.2 Good 25 reviews

    “The guy working the register was extremely friendly and even signed me up for a discount card in about 4 seconds. I will go out of my way to go back here for gas.”

  3. 225 S Main St, Zelienople PA 16063

    4 Good 23 reviews

    “If you need propane, this is the place to get it. It’s the cheapest place within 10 miles and they charge by the gallon not by the tank like the hardware store down the street does you’ll actually get charge for how many gallons they put in and they also reuse the release valve to let the air out so you get the right amount of propane. Not propane and air mixed like the hardware stores unlike the hardware store, they charge by whatever the tank is now, but how much is in there And I don’t use the relief valve to let the air out so you can put the proper amount of propane in it.”

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  5. 225 South Main Street, Zelienople PA 16063

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

  6. 129 N Main St, Zelienople PA 16063

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “Awesome little gas station in a little town Zelienople they have a little game now I've been playing since I was a kid the quarter push game I don't know why it always takes my money”

  7. 135 Lindsay Road, Zelienople PA 16063

    3.1 Average 48 reviews

    “Stopped for fuel in the car before continuing on my trip back home,was pleasantly surprised they had a hot chocolate machine with pumpkin spice as option( I mix both together) ,clean restroom and store,friendly staff”

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