Gas Stations in Hockley, TX

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  1. 21830 Farm to Market 2920, Hockley TX 77447

    4.5 Superb 26 reviews

    “This is mainly a circle k now with Valero gasoline. So good place to stop going into magnolia from 2920 to up Roberts cemetery road. Good quick food to grab and good value drinks. Good promotions with drink purchases and other offers available in circle k app.”

  2. 20022 Waller-Tomball Rd FM 2920, Hockley TX 77447

    3.9 Good 60 reviews

    “Actually was through the Popeyes drive thru for a Chicken sandwich, but the ExxonMobil is definitely open. Lots of construction & road work in every direction of FM2920 & Mueschke Rd. I live 2 mi from here.”

  3. 17170 Becker Rd, Hockley TX 77447

    3 Average 25 reviews

    “This is the world’s most perfect gas station. They’ve got the biggest drink selection I’ve ever seen, an entire upright case of ice cream including full gallons of blue bell, 2 regular cases of ice cream and popsicles, Mexican food, and everyone in there is SO NICE. I’m so grateful to live in walking distance of this place.”

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  5. 32150 US-290, Hockley TX 77447

    3 Average 5 reviews

  6. 23135 Joseph Rd, Hockley TX 77447

    2.4 Poor 11 reviews

  7. 32202 US-290, Hockley TX 77447

    1.6 Poor 12 reviews

  8. 32150 Hempstead Hwy, Hockley TX 77447

    1.7 Poor 77 reviews

    “This Shell station in Hockley saved my life. This Google Maps took me all over the places from Waller just for a gas station. The station is right off of Hwy 290. Phew... price was a little high but at least I got enough gas to get back to Houston.”

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