Gas Stations in Fairview, TN

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  1. 2021 Fairview Boulevard, Fairview TN 37062

    4.5 Superb 15 reviews

  2. 2655 Fairview Boulevard, Fairview TN 37062

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

  3. 1701 Fairview Blvd, Fairview TN 37062

    4.1 Good 18 reviews

    “Great Store with all kinds of snacks, huge beer cooler, full line of drinks, daily household goods and Grill Billy's Barbque Restaurant. Big Menu with side items, sit-down or to-go”

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  5. 1420 Hwy 96, Fairview TN 37062

    3.7 Good 247 reviews

    “As a truck driver I didn't have anything bad to say. Nice staff, good shower,and parking lot had plenty of free spots. Food looked fresh but I just got a icee. Would visit again”

  6. 1528 Hwy 96 N, Fairview TN 37062

    3.5 Good 20 reviews

    “One of the few Shell stations that I have found that hat have pre-rolls in stock. Wish there more Shells that sold hemp products. The staff is always friendly and very helpful whenever I come through.”

  7. 1425 Hwy 96, Fairview TN 37062

    3.2 Average 16 reviews

  8. 1425 Hwy 96, Fairview TN 37062

    3.3 Good 30 reviews

    “I was on a long road trip from Louisiana to Ohio and I had stopped here to get gas around 3 am and I had locked my phone and keys in the car.. a very nice lady at the checkout let me use her phone to contact my roadside assistance and everyone there was very sweet! I was freaking out on the inside but they made it okay! Very very appreciative of her help, didn’t catch her name tho..”

  9. 2209 Fairview Blvd, Fairview TN 37062

    2.8 Average 28 reviews

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