Gas Stations in Spring City, TN

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  1. 7775 Toestring Valley Rd, Spring City TN 37381

    4.9 Superb 40 reviews

    “The owner great person friendly and treats his customers, delivery people, and his cashiers with respect as long as you treat him with respect all around great person he greets you by your name. The store always clean and stocked with beer, sodas, milk, bread, chips, just about anything you can think of and also has great pizza. Oh yeah if he doesn't have like what you drink, eat (like chips cakes any kind of can foods etc) smoke, dip that's tobacco dip he will try get for you. I always do business there.”

  2. 22090 Rhea County Hwy, Spring City TN 37381

    4.6 Superb 106 reviews

    “So much good stuff in one store, subway, Pizza Hut, ice cream... And the owners are awesome folks, so stop in and fuel up your car, truck and your stomach today”

  3. 5186, 1543 Wassom Memorial Hwy, Spring City TN 37381

    4.5 Superb 71 reviews

    “Awesome country store for your basic needs, like gas and snacks, they also have a deli counter, serving sandwiches and burgers etc. They serve ice cream by the scoop. The store is very clean throughout, and the employees are super friendly.”

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  5. 22620 Rhea County Hwy, Spring City TN 37381

    3.6 Good 48 reviews

    “Excellent staff very friendly, stop there at 3.00 in the morning during rain storm. We have stop there on and off for years always a reliable stop for gas, snacks food at McDonalds and useage of clean restroom.”

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