2073 Leatherwood Ln, Bluefield VA 24605
“Busy station diet Pepsi stays in stock twin state town no where else keeps diet Pepsi like them! Cups of ice available stores always clean and gas prices best in town!”
1000 Leatherwood Lane, Bluefield VA 24605
“What can I say... It's a gas station... Prices can be a little less than surrounding gas stations, or the same... Not usually more, so it's the one we normally go to. I knocked a star off because the last time I gassed up the pump kept clicking off. I let the attendant know, so hopefully it will be fixed soon.”
601 Commerce Drive, Bluefield VA 24605
“As a Sam’s Club member I always get my gas here. It is always cheaper than every station around it. It’s simple enter your Sam’s card , then your payment card (you can not use cash) , then start pumping. The gas ids high quality and the pumps are set high enough that you do not have to worry about water in your gas. Also there is an attendant to assist you on site. They staff is professional and friendly. As with any gas station when you use your credit card at the pump there will be a temporary $100 hold on your available credit.”
2110 College Avenue, Bluefield VA 24605
“Hometown Service Center took excellent care in making sure my Equinox was riding smoothly. The other day I brought it down to have them look at the battery icon on my dashboard (Me thinking that it was the alternator), they ended up telling me that the serpentine belt was gone and that I needed a replacement belt and tensioner (They even showed me what happened to further explain which was helpful). To top it off, they had the replacement in and done within an hour. Which if I can be honest when i got the call from them telling me it was done, I was surprised, and now its running smoothly again.Fair pricing and do recommend stopping by if in the area.Service: General repairs & maintenance”
36889 Gov George C. Peery Highway, Bluefield VA 24605
2110 College Avenue, Bluefield VA 24605
“Very good Shell in Bluefield! Very friendly employees and they seem to really care about you! One employee remembered my name after 6 months! Impressive! I felt embarrassed because I couldn’t remember theirs!”
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