Gas Stations in New Richmond, WI

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  1. 1492 131st Street, New Richmond WI 54017

    5 Superb 6 reviews

  2. 2098 WI-64, New Richmond WI 54017

    4.6 Superb 16 reviews

    “I've had no problems as far as financing the store as previously remarked upon. At the same time all companies like Walmart or other national chain stores, do not debit your account at all, your bank debits your account, when they run it through, as your bank has already paid your debt for you. So it's up to your bank when it posts to your account. Very friendly staff, my 10 yr old as grown fond of one of the employees and insists that we stop and say hi, every time we're passing through.”

  3. 124 Paperjack Drive, New Richmond WI 54017

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “I can not begin to express my love for the cheesy breadsticks made at this location. The staff all does a great job in the kitchen, but I have to give big props to the queen of breadsticks, OT. If you are craving a good kwik trip breadstick this is where you gotta go!”

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  5. 736 West Fourth Street, New Richmond WI 54017

    3.3 Good 12 reviews

    “This place is amazing. The staff are cool. Really no complaints. I EVEN USED TO GET FREE DONUTS!!! It even runs 104.1 radio station. Great tunes. They even Let you bring in your dogs just go at the morning shift because those are the girls that like the dogs. If you go on the night shift, those workers are actually amazing”

  6. 1893 US-63, New Richmond WI 54017

    2.8 Average 9 reviews

  7. 1492 131st St, New Richmond WI 54017

    3.1 Average 16 reviews

    “Nice gas station. Good selection on beverages and road warrior food. Gas prices are good but my pump was 10% ethanol. IDK if all the pumps are blend. Clean bathrooms.”

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