A multitude of entrances from King St, Bond St, and Stevenson Rd mean this location gets very busy…read moreand there's often lines for the pumps. The price of gas is often more expensive first thing in the morning and at weekends. Go figure! There is a small selection of overpriced snacks and drinks inside the store, but this does lead to an adjacent Tim Hortons.

Best price always in the area. Very professional and experienced staff. Location is busy but i…read morenever waited in line they operate very quickly.

Located in the North east corner of yonge and Silverwood…read more This location has a large footprint with a 12 bays. 4 bays (1,2,7 and 8) also serve up a helping of diesel for those that require. There is no Timmie's or any other branded store on site but there is a nice coffee station that brews up a nice rich brew that would give many coffee shops a good run for the money. They also have beer and wine on site in case you need a last minute pickup. A touch free car wash is also available. With the current conversion to Scene points from Air Miles, there are quite a few promotions to be had! Check your app to score a few value pics and extra scene points.

Friendly and fast full serve gas station with the works, oil check, windshield fluid and wash your…read morewindows. I love it and go out of my way to get my gas there.

Noticed over the past few weeks this is one of the Petro Canada locations participating in nightly…read moreprice competition, selling between 4 & 7 cents bellow the going GTA rate. Night time price drops are becoming increasingly common in areas of Thornhill & Richmond Hill between Yonge & Leslie. Other recent hotspots include the corners Bayview/16th, Bayview/Major Mac, Shell on 16th/Leslie the areas of Yonge/Steeles & Yonge/Weldrick (most dependable). This particular station has a large capacity so you're almost never likely to wait for a pump, it has a good deal of driveway space around the pumps, and people going to the store have places to park with sufficient space away from entering/exiting traffic (unlike the poorly designed sibling on the Bayview/Hitech side). The vast majority of operators in the GTA hold the line of the same price so I think it's worthwhile for the consumer to keep a list of locations who offer small discounts from their own margins and reward them with increased sale volume whenever it practical to do so. It may be only $7-$9 a month but it's money I'd rather spend on some coffees or waffles.

I tend to fill up at Petro-Canada stations. The main reason is that I use highway 407 to get to…read morework. I get a gas discount card to redeem at Petro-Canada stations. On Saturday, I was running errands and noticed that the low fuel warning was lit on my dashboard. I was driving along highway 7 and recalled this station. I pulled in. I have visited this gas station a number of times over the years, but well before my time on Yelp. This place is just in front of a bunch of box stores, such as Winners and Staples. The downside is going eastbound along highway 7 and making a left turn to get to this Petro-Canada. There is a ton of traffic approaching in the opposite direction that it is a wait before you can carefully turn to pull into the station. I like that the bays are wide and that there are many. I had no problem finding an available pump. I filled up and paid at the pump. It was uneventful, but smooth. This station is clean. I was happy that my car's gas tank was full again. (89)

This North York Petro-Canada station is located at the corner of Lawrence Ave E and Railside Rd…read more(that is across from Curlew Dr.) An Avis vehicle rental dealer is here plus signage for Railside Auto Centre listed as a car repairs & sales shop. Four grades of fuel are available including diesel and there are 6 fueling stations. Stop at fuel pumps on either ends (i.e. not the middle pumps) if your choice is diesel fuel. If you pay inside rather than at the pump, customer service was excellent. The attendant was prompting if I wanted to purchase additional items inside the very small shop but all I need was fuel and a lotto ticket. Don't forget to swipe/scan your Petro-Canada rewards card for any purchases.

This Petro-Canada station is either the second or third-closest one from my home. I prefer visiting…read morethis one, as it's easy to get anywhere from the southwest corner of McCowan Road and 14th Avenue. I like that there are plenty of bays, which are wide. The lanes are one-directional. The idea is that traffic flows north, so you need to be facing that way when you pull up next to a pump. This station has a small convenience store. I don't normally buy anything there. I typically pay at the pump and leave. The only time when it gets extremely busy occurs when folks are using the car wash, trying to get salt off their car when it's winter. Other than that, it's easy dropping by, fuelling your car up, and leaving. Gas prices suck these days. This Petro-Canada posts regular gas prices. Regardless, this gas station suits my needs perfectly. (181)

Super easy to fill up gas. Customer-friendly credit card pre-authorization up to $250. Clean gas…read morestation overall. Recommended!

Tips: - Collect Petro-Points here…read more - The gas pump that I used was slow fuelling my car. When I'm in this part of Vaughan, I typically fuel at the Pioneer gas station diagonally across from this Petro-Canada gas station. Yesterday, I was travelling eastbound along Highway 7. It made sense to make a right turn into this gas station to fuel my car. It seemed popular that all cars with fuel caps on the left side of their vehicles were all facing the convenience store. I followed suit by pulling next to a gas pump that also had diesel fuel. During these times where gas prices are high, I am fortunate that I have accumulated enough Petro-Points to redeem them towards fuel savings cards. I inserted my Petro-Points card, followed by my five-cents-off-each-litre fuel savings card, and then paid with my credit card. The gas pump that I used was exceptionally slow fuelling my vehicle. It took a while to kick-start it, and then it was slow starting up. I spent longer than expected fuelling, to the point where the guy behind me waiting for diesel (I'm guessing) became impatient and left. At least I could fuel hands-free, so it wasn't as painful as it could have been. The garbage bin behind this gas pump was full. I luckily had to throw out a paper wrapper that I took off a paper straw, so that fit! I got my receipt after my car was done fuelling. I then headed into the convenience store to check it out. There was a guy restocking drinks in the fridge. There were boxes everywhere. I actually had to move a cardboard box to get to the Canada Dry zero-sugar strawberry lemonade drinks. Two of them were going for $5. I got a nice woman at the counter. It took a couple of tries to get my Petro-Points card to scan. I then tapped my credit card to pay for my drinks. Done! I thanked the woman and left with my drinks. I had one when I got home. I put them in an insulated bag and the drink that I consumed was still cold. I had a good experience. I may need to try a different gas pump to determine if the fuel flows faster or if slow is the norm here. (230)

Usually lowest gas in the area besides Costco. Best priced Petro in Woodbridge for sure!read more

Small gas station on the corner of Park and Gibb. Prices are often a little less than other gas…read morestations not too far from here. Being Pioneer you can collect Journie reward points. There is a small store where you can get typical gas station snacks and accessories, but across the lot is a larger Circle K which has pretty much anything you'd need from a convenience store.