Gas Stations near Trimble, TN

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  1. 16610 TN-211, Trimble TN 38259

    4.4 Superb 49 reviews

    “Trimble store has passed through many hands over the 45 years I've lived here but it always fails. However, the new owner Sam,, I believe has turned it into a corner stone of our community and is the best person who has ever been at the wheel of Trimble's only convenient store. I think we finally found the right person to run it. As far as I know the whole town likes him and all the women who are employed there are very easy on the eyes.”

  2. 305 Graham St E, TN-77, Newbern TN 38059

    3.7 Good 14 reviews

  3. 429 W Harper St, Troy TN 38260

    4 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 600 TN-77, Newbern TN 38059

    3.1 Average 16 reviews

    • Today Open 24 hours

    “Hello everyone I recommend sales Stop & Shop gas station they're wondering a few places that actually don't mind competition because only thing you can do is your best right everything else to take care of yourself one thing to stand out to me the place is very very clean and make you feel like you been going there for years so if you have a chance you're not doing nothing at all or you really need some place to go to to take care of your gas and other knees get in the shot tell them the white sent you but trust me they won't know my name LOL”

  6. 722 US-51, Troy TN 38260

    2.8 Average 29 reviews

  7. 208 W Main St, Hornbeak TN 38232

    1.9 Poor 8 reviews

    “I have a Problem with one lady she is so rude and disrespectful to other employees and shopper I have bad experience with her talk bad to people customer in front of me and that so rude.Her name Deborah sorry didn't get last name.someone needs talk to her or something”

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