Gas Stations in Cheney, WA

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  1. 2654 1st Street, Cheney WA 99004

    4.4 Superb 54 reviews

    “My life was changed by a $13 air freshener I bought here 😂 they have these locally handmade air fresheners at the counter that are adorable so I figured it was cute enough to justify the price but oh my god - immediately after buying it, I went into a grocery store for about an hour, and when I came back, my car smelled so freaking good I had to take a moment to process 😂 made my day!”

  2. 2827 1st Street, Cheney WA 99004

    3.4 Good 81 reviews

    “Clean, easily accessible and always stocked. They have an air pump that runs over winter (huge plus). Every time I get gas they have washer fluid in their bays, toilet paper in their stalls, and paper towels to use. Everything is always stocked which I find impressive.”

  3. 630 West 1st Street, Cheney WA 99004

    3.2 Average 47 reviews

    “When i come into Cheney where I grew up, I like to go to Exxon and support them. They are akways helpful and friendly and it's family oriented owned there which I like about them. Exxon always has my heart.”

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  5. 630 W 1st St, Cheney WA 99004

    2.6 Average 9 reviews

  6. 2302 1st Street, Cheney WA 99004

    2.5 Average 23 reviews

    “They have gas and diesel. For those towing a camper, they have a free dumpstation, potable water, and air all in the same place. Really clean. I tried to pay for 52 gallons of water, but they refused, stating its city water. CAVEAT: There is only room for one camper 35ft or under. There is not a place to stop and wait except possibly the side street on the left facing store .”

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