Gas Stations in Brownfield, TX

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  1. 902 W Main St, Brownfield TX 79316

    4.8 Superb 22 reviews

    “Here is a review I hate to make... I ran out of gas on a windy day about 10 miles from Brownfield TX... If you have ever been there, then you know that is a pretty dumb thing to do. A farmer stopped and suggested I call the local farmers Coop, which sells gas. They sent a truck out, dumped a couple of gallons in my tank and didn't want any cash for it. Try that crap in San Francisco and see what happens. Brownfield Farmers Coop- staffed and owned by the salt of the earth. Thanks guys”

  2. 1402 Tahoka Rd, Brownfield TX 79316

    4.8 Superb 8 reviews

    “We really enjoyed our experience there. We have a motorhome with a tow total of 55 ft and we got easily into the gas station to get gas. Restrooms and terminal were clean and the young cashier was a pleasure to talk to and ask questions”

  3. 801 Seagraves Rd, Brownfield TX 79316

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

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  5. 708 E Tahoka Rd, Brownfield TX 79316

    3.9 Good 9 reviews

  6. 101 N 1st St, Brownfield TX 79316

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

  7. 800 Lubbock Rd, Brownfield TX 79316

    3.2 Average 27 reviews

  8. 1106 Lubbock Road, Brownfield TX 79316

    3 Average 105 reviews

    “Nice parking, pleasant employees and really good food for truckstop food. I was disappointed that 10-4 WEX said this station accepted them, but they did not. The drip brewed coffee was only luke warm, but the microwave took quick care of that.”

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