Gas Stations in West Milford, NJ

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  1. 151 Marshall Hill Road, West Milford NJ 07480

    4 Good 36 reviews

    “I brought my car in after failing inspection looking for answers. Gavin gave me information on what he found, and encouraged me to check if it was still under warranty.Thanks to his insight I was able to get the repairs fixed through the warranty. Integrity is hard to find. I will definitely come back here next time I'm in need of services.”

  2. 2899 NJ-23, Newfoundland NJ 07435

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “Very clean with friendly staff and attendants. They even have a little store. You can go west or east from this location.I liked my experience here and got good mileage from the gasoline. People say all gas is the same, but I don't think so. I like Exxon. Check them out!”

  3. 555 Warwick Turnpike, Hewitt NJ 07421

    3.4 Good 34 reviews

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  5. 3023 NJ-23, West Milford NJ 07480

    3.3 Good 22 reviews

  6. 151 Marshall Hill Road, West Milford NJ 07480

    3 Average 6 reviews

  7. 1850 NJ-23, West Milford NJ 07480

    3.3 Good 38 reviews

    “Very good guy Danny realible he takes care of his costomers and he's very kind I've been going here for a while now because of him wonderful person thanks danny”

  8. 1910 Union Valley Road, Hewitt NJ 07421

    3.2 Average 38 reviews

    “Really nice guys that work here and by far--like, how is this possible?! far--the absolute best price for miles, often as much as 75 cents cheaper than the place across the street.Vacuum: They have a car vac (and air) station, but I haven't used it yet.”

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