Gas Stations in Pikeville, TN

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  1. 6351 New Harmony Road, Pikeville TN 37367

    4.7 Superb 15 reviews

  2. 3858 Main Street, Pikeville TN 37367

    4.5 Superb 27 reviews

    “The owner is amazing & all the workers are extremely helpful! Willing to help and work with you. Some of the prices are a little high,but what's to be expected in all convenience stores.”

  3. 1110 US-127 BYP, Pikeville TN 37367

    4.4 Superb 71 reviews

    “Says open at 3am. They LIE!!!! Well, maybe not Lie.... Late is more accurate. Clean establishment, didn't smell like a toilet, non-greasy chicken tenders served quickly and quite tastie! Professional and polite.”

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  5. 1110 Us Hwy127 Byp, Pikeville TN 37367

    4.3 Superb 76 reviews

    “I bought a new small Chevy spark on January 1st 2020. I have never used any gas other than Exxon. I live in Pikeville so my primary fill ups are here. I get great mileage. I love the owner he is such an incredible sweet young guy. Always helpful. It is a joy to go in there with such friendly faces. I hope they keep it up. A great place.”

  6. 41448 TN-30, Pikeville TN 37367

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

  7. 3332 Main Street, Pikeville TN 37367

    3.5 Good 4 reviews

  8. 3754 Main Street, Pikeville TN 37367

    4 Good 15 reviews

  9. 13255 Park Road, Pikeville TN 37367

    3.9 Good 63 reviews

    “This is by far my favorite gas station/ convenience store!!! The people treat us like family and are always so pleasant. They also will go out of their way to bring in anything you request for if they don’t have it. This is a must stop and reasonably priced”

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