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!

Can't say enough about the Canadian Tire Gas Stations. This one in particular is always clean and…read moretypically there are always pumps available. The deal for having the card is untouchable by any other gas station.

The close location to the airport make it handy for that last-minute fill-up of the tank in your…read morerental car. Be aware that it does get busy often and a little contentious with drivers trying to approach the same pump from two sides at times. But overall the service has been good and they've recently refreshed the pump terminals with Shell's new corporate touch screens.

Clean store and great staff! Very convenient location and has a great collection of products.read more

I get gas at this location frequently. I like it because there's a Tim Horton's restaurant and…read moredrive-thru on the premises.

This location is my 'go to' for gas. Unlike another Costco location, it's civilized and the line…read moremoves quickly even when it's busy. I use my Costco credit card so I get points and a better deal for gas. The grounds are clean and well staffed so if you have a problem, someone is there to assist. Good for: gasoline

3.5 stars... I think this place is actually excellent but the people coming here makes it so mind…read morenumblingly bad. This is one of the few Costcos in the GTA that has a gas station... it's a massive one. 16 pumps in total and they're the special hose that can streeeeeettttch so you dont have to line up to one side specifically. The other massive plus... you save at least 9 cents if not more compared to everywhere else. So why the 3.5 stars... the entry and exit is a nightmare. Because its so popular, it is not unusual to have the line up go out the gas station area, out the Costco Lot, go pass the road and spill onto the Queensway. This is not an exaggeration. It is a weekend reality. And if you're here for the long weekend, may you have a good coffee in hand cause you're going to be waiting for a long ... long ... long time. We're easily talking 25+ minutes. I recommend to head here when Costco store is NOT open. The gas station has earlier and later hours than the actual store. Not by much but at least 2 hours in the morning and an hour afterwards. You can probably get in and out within 10 minutes sometimes. This is considered a modern day miracle. Overall, I would say the pumps isnt confusing but so many people dont know their pins or take forever to read the screens or are completely confused that you need to slide in the Costco card first. Simply said... Mastercard only. No cash, no visa, and no confusion... please. Really. I would like to have a life outside this car pile up!

Tips: - Sign up for 7Rewards and redeem points towards food…read moreand drinks. - It has a gas station. When I moved from Winnipeg back to the greater Toronto area, it was quite the adjustment. I'm not referring to weather. It was more seeing a 7-Eleven store fairly regularly in Winnipeg, in the Slurpee capital of Canada, to losing the only one in Markham. My closest 7-Eleven store is in Pickering. It's not exactly close. Last night, I was driving home after having dinner. Rutherford Road has a couple of 7-Eleven stores that are fairly close to each other. There's one west of highway 400. The other one is this one just east of Keele Street. I tend to visit the one by highway 400 often. It's because it's the first store that I see heading home. Yesterday, I decided to check out this store. I'm glad that I did. This store has a gas station. I didn't need to fuel my car. The station looked clean. I backed my car into a parking spot near the store. I then went inside. This store has 7-Eleven plushies on keychains. They were adorable. I needed to get some drinks. I ended up getting a couple of Fuze iced teas. I saw mango and pineapple. This flavour was new to me. All 7-Eleven locations in Canada are supposed to have Japanese-style egg sandwiches. I saw signs saying that it had arrived in Canada. This store looked like it had run out of these sandwiches. There were various wraps and submarine sandwiches. They looked yummy. It was cool seeing iced matcha lattes and more. It's convenient to grab what you want and go. Apparently, there are breakfast sandwiches every day. I'd like to try one. As a fruit lover, I was pleased to see oranges, bananas, and apples. It was cool seeing lemons, too. This store has two Slurpee machines. I was tempted to get one. I passed, as I was about to purchase two bottles of Fuze. The hot foods looked amazing. I was tempted to get a hot dog. What caught my attention was seeing what looked like sausage rolls in front of the potato wedge sign. I helped myself to a warm beef sausage roll. This place didn't have tongs. I grabbed one with my hand and placed it in a paper bag. I got a helpful, nice woman at the checkout. She scanned my 7Rewards barcode and then my items. I paid with a credit card. Done! She wished me a great day. I reciprocated and left with my goodies. I'm currently drinking my Fuze mango and pineapple iced tea. It's pretty good. It's a nice change from the other flavours that I get. The beef sausage roll was decent. It was long and had a lot of beef sausage filling. The exterior had some flakiness to it, but it wasn't super flaky that my car was a mess. It was the best snack as I drove home. I'd get it again. I'm glad that I stopped by. I hope to do it again whenever I'm driving along Rutherford again. (108)

I only come to this location for fuel since it is a station with easy access. Easy in and easy out…read more Especially when driving from the west. I like the cheaper fuel cost after work. I rarely go into the store itself, especially with COVID in existence. But I would recommend it to save money on fuel. Some people may hesitate since they prefer the big boys such as ESSO, PETRO- CANADA, or SHELL. To each their own. I think fuel is fuel. I've been coming here for years with the same vehicle. And it still purrs fine!

This newly opened Costco Gasoline outlet is a treat for Mississauga residents in the north part of…read morethe city. If one stays calm and focused on the minimum savings of $0.05 per litre compared to other national gas stations, then the typical 15 plus minutes wait is achieved. Pair that with using a Capital One MasterCard and you'll save an additional $0.02 per litre. Today, I only waited 10 minutes before I got to a pump! Remember, breathe, I kept repeating to myself! Time is definitely money but you have to decide what it's worth in your case.

Regular customer, lineups move quickly and drivers behave themselves. Cheaper gas. Recommended to…read moreget there early though.

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........