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Businiess name:
Grand Wheeler Sinclair
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Review by:
John L.
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I actually pumped gas at Grand Wheeler Sinclair for a couple weekends when i was between jobs. Where else will you get your gas pumped for you, at the same price? Grand Wheeler Sinclair is a community gas station, customer loyalty is very high there; most people who have work done seem sorry to leave. To my way of thinking, the most telling testimony is that most people regard the station as one of the best kept secrets of mechanic shops, going out of their way to tell me when I was there and now that I am a customer myself the knowing smiles I get from other customers saying "I know, isn't this place great?" The manager's named Ben, stop in and try to stump him with an automotive question. You'll quickly see what I'm talking about.
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