Gas Stations in Saint-lambert-de-lauzon, QC

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  1. 1144 Rue Bellevue, Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon QC G0S 2W0

    4.6 Superb 34 reviews

    “I think it's really great that they thought of selling well-chosen and inexpensive gift ideas, fondue kits and more on Christmas Day! We went there on December 25 for gas and when I saw that Ithought it was well thought out! When everything is closed it really saves people last minute... (we all know some of them) so bravo!”

  2. 1142 Rue du Pont, Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon QC G0S 2W0

    4.7 Superb 11 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Great service station! the prices are much lower than elsewhere! cheer. I often come to do gasoline at your place and I come from Quebec! The detour does not bother me, I prefer to encourage stations like you(Original)Super station service ! les prix sont bien plus bas qu ailleurs ! bravo. je viens souvent faire l essence chez vous et je viens de quebec ! Le detour ne me derange pas, J aime mieux encourager les stations comme vous”

  3. 1370 Rue du Pont, Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon QC G0S 2W0

    3.8 Good 22 reviews

    “Cheap gas, often in the same prices as Costco. It's worth stopping instead of gassing in Ste-Marie or other places that exaggerate the prices.A weak point is that the quality of the yard often has huge holes and is not maintained (looks like a dump).”

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  5. 1276 Rue du Pont, Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon QC G0S 2W0

    2.3 Poor 30 reviews

    “It would be nice if you put some paper in the pumps. Impossible to get a receipt at the pump for a few weeks. You require payment at the pump so put out receipt paper. THANKS”

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