Gas Stations in New Ellenton, SC

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  1. 247 Main Street North, New Ellenton SC 29809

    4.8 Superb 57 reviews

    “Stopped the shop with issues pumping gas. Eas able to bring vehicle same day and the job was turned around with in 36 hours. Great customer service and technician was very detailed on the diagnostic assessment.”

  2. 313 Main St S, New Ellenton SC 29809

    4.7 Superb 10 reviews

    “I've lived in this town all my life and this is the best gas station there is for real. Everyone that works there is nice especially the lady with the green hair. She for real is always helpful and awesome at her job. Kudos to Mr Todd. I wish I could be hired to renovate the outside but that's okay it's still my go too for the quick in and out!”

  3. 917 South Main Street, New Ellenton SC 29809

    4.1 Good 48 reviews

    “Awesome place, my go to convenience store, the staff is always upbeat and super helpful and friendly, the store and bathrooms are always clean when I go in here, everything is always neat and in its places and the food is super yummy”

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  5. 519 Main Street, New Ellenton SC 29809

    4 Good 59 reviews

    “Friendly staff. Has a variety of bigger convenience stores. Gas is the same price almost everywhere so all I can say is its cheaper or higher than anyone else. Don't have to be around alot of people I have bad anxiety and don't like crowds mostly) like the ones that have 20 spots to pump gas. Just seeing that makes me go in to the next station bc it makes me nervous. Anyway... ?”

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