It was my first time here from india and petro canada treated me very well they skibidi rizzed me…read moreand though when my car gas car and they filled up with diesel it now go pop pop pop bang bang and make weird noises. Though other than that very very goood place to flll up gas and they treat cats well.

How does a gas station earn 5 stars on my book? On a day the average price of regular gas in…read moreMarkham/Richmond Hill was 87.9, we filled our tank here at 79.9. On a day the said was 89.9 in Markham/Richmond Hill, it was 80.9 here. Enough said.

This is your typical Costco gas bar setup with each bay having 3 pumps. The lineups move fast and…read moreneed to be mindful of the very first pump being available as not easy to see. You save on average 10 cents per litre if not more for the better stuff.

Located right on the north east corner of Jane and Major Mack, this gas station as several do in…read morethe area have a lower cost than most of the areas I see such as Burlington and Etobicoke. The cost per liter here is roughly about 5 to 7 cents LESS than the stations I see more often again in both Burlington and Etobicoke and I'm talking Shells so it's apples to apples. This station has 8 pumps but they are sort of at an angle so depending on which side of the pump you need it may be a little more effort maneuvering to the pump given the space and how people are trying to leave. If you want to go north your best bet is to exit at the Jane side and make a right (only choice). If you want to go west your best bet it so exit off the Major Mack side as you can only go north on the Jane and make a right. This station is basically only "safely accessible" if going west on Major Mack or north on Jane since there are all sort of road dividers blocking access in being that it's right at a corner. It's close to the 400 so if you're going to juice up going up north or back down from up north it's a good idea to gas up here and get cheaper gas than in the city. Don't forget they take Airmiles and they have diesel here too.

I love this shell gas station! First of all, it is small, so when there are lineups, you will have…read moreto wait - sometimes they are so backed up, even once you've filled up you have to wait to get out of the station because the exits are blocked by waiting cars. That being said - this station lowers it's prices in the afternoon by about 4 cents a litre. Pretty freakin' awesome! It also fills up the car quickly, unlike some stations where the gas runs slower when you have people filling up on both sides. This is always my first choice to stop on my way home from work. With gas prices so high, it's worth waiting until the afternoon and waiting in a line up to pay less - especially with how often I need to fill up!

This is a typical Esso gas station with an attached convenience store. But the store is about…read more30-50% of a typical attached convenience store. This convenience store has a takeout food stall inside called "King Munchy" which started 2019-12-01. Prior to that, there was a "Mister Greek" in it's place.

I was driving up Bathurst Street today, heading northbound to Highway 7. I saw this Petro-Canada. I…read moreneeded to fuel my car, so I did a u-turn at the traffic lights at Clark Avenue and turned right into this gas station. There were plenty of bays available for fuelling. I took the one on the far left, The gas price was cheaper than what I saw in Markham by two cents. It seemed appealing to take advantage of this cheaper price here. This gas station was clean. I managed to get rid of an empty drink cup by using the garbage receptacle nearby. I had no problem paying at the pump. I inserted my Petro Points card, followed by my 407 ETR savings card, and then my credit card. I then had the gas pumping hands-free while I used a squeegee on my car's back windshield. I didn't go into the Neighbours convenience store. I saw many folks going in, including a TTC bus driver. He had parked his bus on Bathurst Street, right behind where I was. I thought, at first, that he was a staffer at the store. The man inside Neighbours and the TTC driver were both wearing red polo shirts. The Neighbours staffer looked out the window often. It was a bit creepy after a while. Either he was bored out of his mind or was tracking everyone. It's a good gas station to fill up your car's gas tank. My back windshield looks clean! I had no problems leaving the gas station afterwards to resume my northbound trip up Bathurst. (318)

Recently fueled up at Petro Canada, and I was pleasantly surprised by the affordable gas prices -…read moredefinitely cheaper than other stations around. The station was clean, and since I paid at the pump, I didn't go inside the store. Nevertheless, the overall experience was quick, efficient, and cost-effective

Recently, my 7-Eleven app has been warning me that my 7Rewards points were about to expire. My last…read moreday to maintain my points with a purchase was last Thursday. My issue with visiting a 7-Eleven is that there isn't one close by where I live. Markham no longer has a store. The closest one by my home is in Pickering. It's not exactly five minutes away! On weekends, I often travel along Rutherford Road. There are two 7-Eleven stores on this road that bookend Highway 400. I decided to try the first one that I hit after work going eastbound last Thursday night, which was this one. There is plenty of parking. I managed to back into a spot. This store has a gas station. Prices are cheaper in this area than the GTA in general. There were lots of pumps available at 7:30 pm. I walked in and looked at the beverages in the fridge. There were great deals on pop, which I love. There's a new orange sorbet Coke. I stood there looking longingly and happily at the bottles. A orange Coke float in a bottle was a dream to me. I snapped out of my trance and got two. The cashier at the counter was great. I paid and had my 7Rewards barcode scanned on my app. Points earned and preserved. Mission accomplished! I grabbed my cold bottles of pop and cheerfully headed back to my car. The chicken wings and nuggets smelled so good. Had I not had dinner, I would have bought some. The hot foods are pretty good at 7-Eleven if you're in a rush and need to get rid of your hunger pangs. I'd come back here again. I like this 7-Eleven. Traffic does get crazy in this area, as there are box stores five minutes away. It's also roughly ten minutes away from Vaughan Mills and Canada's Wonderland. (364)

Located right beside the Rutherford GO station, I was surprised there is so little discussion of…read morethis place. It has all the conveniences of your everyday 7-11 PLUS a gas bar that is very competitive in their gas price in the RH area. The lower price plus the 30 liters promotion (think another 3 cents off) make it a definite goto place for gas.

Friendly staff. Shop is small and clean. Fuel price is reasonable but it's self service even though…read morethe sign says full service (price is at self service rate). They will be switching from Husky to Pioneers on July 31, 2023

Expect to wait at least an hour if you aren't the first or second person in line for the car wash…read more We were 6th in line and it took us 45 minutes to get into the entrance. This is one of the few gas stations in town that operates one car wash at a time, the glacial pace the line moves at is incredibly frustrating especially once you're trapped in line. It doesn't have the wheel ramp thing here though so that's why I ended up here tonight since my partner's car is super low otherwise I would be washing it the one by Wegz which is a block away from here.

If you ever want to wash your car this location will have you waiting over an hr...they close…read morefairly early as well which is pretty inconvenient.

This is legit my first gas station review, ever! And I gotta agree with my main man Jim here as…read morethis place has the best prices around in York Region and perhaps the entire Greater Toronto Area. Occasionally you will find prices like Jim said 3-4 cents cheaper than the average BUT if you're lucky, at certain times of the day, you can nab gas for up to and over $0.10 cheaper than anywhere else. I'm not sure how they are able to sustain these prices but if you're coming out of the city and heading north for the weekend on Hwy 400, it's worth your while to get off at Major Mack and head over to this location just at Jane.

I'm writing this review strictly on price point as this station typically has cheaper prices than…read moreneighbouring Esso stations....especially in the evenings. I think it has to do with traffic flow...prices are higher in the morning as the southbound lanes of Jane St are very busy; prices are lower in the evening as traffic flow is reversed (and it is next to impossible to turn into the gas station when travelling north on Jane). During the day, I`ve notices their prices in line with the competition in the area...but in the evenings (after 7ish) prices are typically $.03 - $.04 litre cheaper. Anyways.... Last Thursday I went to grab a coffee at a local Timmies and thought it was time to fill up. The Esso at the corner of Vellore Woods (CityView) and Major Mac was advertising gas for $1.36/litre...I decided to drive over the 400 on Major Mac to check out the prices on the "other side"! To my astonishment...gas at this Esso station was $1.28/litre...a full $.08/litre cheaper ! Major Score ! Especially when filling a SUV ! Now that a new competitor has also moved into the 'hood (a Shell station), I`m expecting the prices to even be better. I obviously need a life as this excites me far too much........

Yesterday, I passed by this Petro-Canada gas station while running errands. The gas price was…read moreslightly cheaper than the other gas stations in the vicinity. I flagged dropping by to fill up my car after I was done visiting a store nearby. It was doing steady business when I got here. There must have been eight pumps and I snagged the last one that was free. It had diesel fuel along with unleaded that I needed. Since I had recently returned from the States, I had put away my Petro-Canada rewards card. Luckily, it didn't take long for me to find it. I had no problem inserting my rewards card at the pump first. I then inserted my 407 ETR discount card, followed by my credit card. The pump was ready and did its thing thanks to the kickstand on the pump itself. This station was clean. I threw out some garbage in my car while fuelling my car. All was great. I got my receipt once I was done. I got into my car and applied hand sanitizer. What soured my experience was a guy in a red Jeep. He was impatient and obviously in a hurry. He saw me get into my car, so he lined up right behind me. I was applying hand sanitizer. He honked at me and put his high beam lights on. Seriously? What a jerk! I honked back. He honked again. I honked back for a full five seconds. He stopped. First, if you want to get into a honking match, I have all the time in the world to reciprocate. Second, I have so much patience in the world that I will stay at this pump even longer, just to irritate you more. High beams don't bug me. I am so used to driving at night with inconsiderate drivers who don't turn off their high beams when approaching my car. Be my guest. I don't tolerate immaturity and rudeness. If it were my dad in this situation, would this young jerk do the same thing to an older driver, or was he targeting a woman just for kicks? Maybe he's consistent and is rude to everyone because he's simply a jerk. It was a shame that this guy drove a Jeep. Most owners are nice. He deviated from the norm, giving Jeep owners and perhaps young men a bad rap. Other than this incident, which I hope was an anomaly, I'd drop by this gas station again. I hope that Jeep jerk doesn't return when I'm there. Honkfest will resurface and I will retain my crown. You can count on it. (452)