Gas Stations in Inwood, WV

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  1. 4859 Gerrardstown Road, Inwood WV 25428

    3.8 Good 40 reviews

    • Today Open 24 hours

    “Liberty has the cheapest gas around Inwood, and nobody goes there! It's never crowded, and if I need something, the attendant has always been great.”

  2. 4688 Gerrardstown Rd, Inwood WV 25428

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

    “I'm reviewing this specifically because of a worker that I see most often at the smaller Rocs in Inwood. I think his name is Steve, but I'm not positive. He's the black man that works there. Apologies if I've got the wrong name. Steve deserves a raise. He's the friendliest convenience store worker I've ever seen. Steve is the epitome of a good convenience store worker - he speaks to customers, he's always smiling, and he does his best to make you smile before ya leave. I notice Steve knows the names of some people who regularly stop by. I'm sure Steve isn't working his dream job but you'd never know it. I purposely go to that small Rocs when I need gas or just want to pop in for a drink. If you find yourself having a rough day, stop in because Steve will make you smile and feel better about your day. I hope this review reaches him and management. Thank you Steve.”

  3. 7899 Winchester Avenue, Inwood WV 25428

    3.3 Good 117 reviews

    “This location was remodeled about a year or so ago. There are fewer gas pumps outside and a little less shelf space inside. However, the prices here are more competitive than other locations. Overall, I prefer this Sheetz to most others.”

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  5. 4701 Gerrardstown Rd, Inwood WV 25428

    3.1 Average 36 reviews

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