A couple of Saturdays ago, I was heading home from Burlington and took a more scenic route before…read morehitting Highway 401. I was making a left turn from Steeles Avenue East in Milton, onto Martin Street. I noticed that gas was much cheaper at this Petro-Canada gas station, I made a sharp right turn to stop by. I did need to fill up my car sooner than later. It was a road trip day. I'm glad that I did. Gas was at 130.9 cents a litre. It was roughly six cents lower than the price at my local gas station. This gas station has a convenience store and plenty of gas pumps. The gas pump that I was at was clean and fully operational. I inserted my trifecta of plastic cards (Petro-Points, 407 ETR savings, and credit card). Everything went well. I pumped gas hands-free as I checked things out. Beyond the convenience store looking eastbound is the car wash. It's touchless and had a steady stream of customers. Back at the pumps, I was perhaps one of three people at around 5 pm pumping gas. I got my receipt once I was done and headed into my car. I had a great experience. When I'm back in this area, I will check out the convenience store and see what it has to offer. (336)

I fill up here a lot. It's got gas, it's got diesel, it's got an A&W inside, there's reputable…read moreporn on the magazine rack(no longer, I'm afraid), and you can wash your car. Honestly, I keep going back, so it's got to be doing something right. Plus, hey, Petro Points.

Yesterday, I rolled into Oakville to meet up with a friend. I was coming from downtown Toronto and…read moregot to Oakville way too early. I'd rather get anywhere early than late, though. I looked down at my gas tank status on my car's dashboard. I had an eighth of gas left. Luckily, I found this Petro-Canada across from the restaurant where I was to meet my friend and decided to fill my car up. The gas price was the same as my usual Petro-Canada station in the Beaches, which is slightly cheaper than the GTA on the whole. The downside is that there are cement medians at this intersection. I needed to turn left into the gas station, but you either have to do it in a roundabout way or do a u-turn at the intersection. I chose the latter and managed to ultimately hang a right into the gas station. I am rating this gas station higher because it has a Starbucks. The last time I dropped by such a setup was in Ottawa a couple of years ago. It was close to the hotel that I was staying at. It is such a perfect combination. You can either go inside the convenience store to get your Starbucks fix or use the drive-thru that was doing steady business when I was there. I pulled up to a gas pump and paid there. My Petro-Points card, 407 ETR discount card, and credit card all got swiped. Done! There was paper towel that I used to touch the pump. The pump has a lever that you can use to have the gas flow automatically into your tank without squeezing it to death. This station is nicely maintained. I did not drop by the convenience store. I'll need to do that and perhaps Starbucks next time. I had an enjoyable experience. If I do need to get gas around this area again, I'd happy return. (127)

My rating is 3.5 stars…read more I used to work in an office building across from this Petro-Canada station. Roughly five years ago, we moved to our current location, which is on the opposite side of the airport. It takes me longer to get to a gas station these days, should I need to. I like this location. If you have a rental car and are about to head off to the airport, I recommend filling up at this gas station. It's easier and convenient to fill up and head off than using the other station across the street. This station gets busy in the morning, as it is next to the airport valet parking lot. However, I never have an issue finding a pump to fill up my car. Gas prices are still on the high side these days, but it's not as outrageous as it was a month ago. Don't forget to use your Petro Rewards card to earn points towards various purchases, such as bottled water or a gas discount. (222)

Clean spot with competitive prices, i believe they have undergone a management change so this 5…read morestar rating might change over the next few months but over all a good spot to refuel.

I stepped into this location for the July 11 free slushie promo. The green apple flavour is truly…read morefun, mango and blue gummy bear was also in that same cup. The attendee was really nice and the floor was interestingly sticky. Interesting note, the location does not have napkins available for patrons so I left with sticky fingers.

Little gas station with friendly staff, clean interior, and a darn good coffee bar. If I'm in the…read morearea I give them my business.

Often hit this gas station to take advantage of the discount with the Options MC. Have to save a…read morefew cents whenever you can especially when you drive as much as we do. This station is one of the cheaper prices in the Mississauga area on a consistent basis. I'm really not sure what the service is like inside as I just pump my gas and go.

Employees have nice nature serve the guest well. Car wash excellent service. I order some times…read moreuber and skip order service exce.

This gas station has the cheapest service... they intentionally close down the Glide service early…read more(before evening rush hours) during winter to avoid servicing seasonal car wash passes...

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.

Not too sure how to review a gas station, although what I can say is that this Shell is very hard…read moreto access... you literally need to be heading north bound on Winston Churchill to get to it. Typical gas station merry go round with 12 pumps.

Hard to rate a gas station when all you want to do is fill up the Rental car before heading to the…read moreairport. That is what I thought I was doing. I pulled up to the easiest spot on the outside of the row of pumps. I put in my CC and started the process when it told me that I needed to see the attendant? I went in to see him and was informed that American Credit cards must be pre-approved? I told him that I needed to fill my tank for a rental car so how am I to guess on how much I need to prepay? The attendant told me to move my car to the middle aisle and then I could pump and then pay. What a pain in the A..! Why do we have to prepay in Canada when we are using a CC and here in the US they do not? Trust issues? I was a little disappointed.

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.