i went to lots of Tim'Hortons but this location is the best the staff are so nice thay treet u with…read morerespect especially Vanitha always smiling and never make a mistake with my coffee 10 out of 10

A conveniently located Shell at the corner of Kingston and Whites Road, waiting for you to fill up…read moreright before you head out on the 401. If you're going south on Whites, you can turn into the gas station but just note that you can't turn left out of that same entrance to go back north since there's an island in the way. Similarly if you're going west on Kingston you can turn into the shell but you can't turn left to go east as you're exiting. The prices here are usually pretty on par with the Petro Canada across the street. There's a tiny store where you can go in to pay and they have a few items for sale. This station also has a soft cloth car wash and automotive services. A small bonus, though partially unrelated, is that it shares its turn in with the Tim Hortons so after you grab gas in the freezing cold winter, you can warm up with a cup of coffee!

Pioneer is known for having lower gas prices than most PLUS they have their Bonus Bucks card which…read moregives you cash back on your purchase. Their cashiers aren't overly friendly but who cares? It's a gas station. For the most part, since I'm pumping the gas, I'm providing me my own service (which has always been fantastic, I must say). ;)

I come here quite regularly, and couldn't ask for anything more. The place is clean, well lit, and…read moregas is always a few cents cheaper. Not to mention Pioneer Bonus Bucks make it better. Staff are always super friendly to me, you just have to be friendly to them, and they will show you. Always well stocked with your usual food and automotive and more.

After lunch, I realized that my car's gas tank was running low. I knew that it wouldn't get me…read morehome. I did a search for a gas station and found this one close by. I drove over. This gas station looked huge from across the street. There was no one pumping gas. Well, I was about to change that situation! I pulled in and parked next to a pump closest to the convenience store. There was a woman behind the counter. I swear that I bring business to places. When I got out of my car with my Petro-Points, 407 ETR discount, and credit cards, there were four other cars at gas pumps. I paid at the gas pump. It was seamless. I started pumping gas into my car. I like that there was that silver stand where you can continue pumping gas hands-free. I went to use the squeegee on my back windshield. After my fuel transaction had completed, I wanted to check the convenience store out. It's small, but it has everything that I enjoy looking at. Candy? Check. Phone accessories? Yes. Popsicles? Definitely. Pop? For sure! I noticed clear Mountain Dew in the beverages fridge. I'm not a Mountain Dew consumer. If you do want a caffeine hit, this drink is for you. Instead, I got two bottles of cherry Diet Coke. I like a good deal and I needed a drink. The woman was friendly. She asked if I wanted a bag. Nah, I was good. I got more Petro-Points with this transaction. I'm glad that I dropped by. The gas station is clean. I'm not normally in this part of Ajax. When I am and need fuel for my car in future, I'll stop here. (428)

Tried their car wash. my truck was dusty before the wash but after the wash it had big dirty…read morestreaks down the sides. When I complained they had me bring it through again. It came out just as bad. The guy working refused to refund my money, said that's what happens with the touchless and suggested that I take it to a regular car wash. Save your money & go somewhere else.

On Saturday, I headed over to Ajax to run some errands and explore the town. I left Markham and gas…read moreprices were 118.9 cents a litre. In Ajax, you tend to start seeing gas prices drop. 109.9? Not bad. 107.6? Pretty good. 106.9? I'm there! Thus, I stopped at this Shell station. It was the cheapest price I had seen, with the 7-Eleven store across the street jumping into the price war. I pulled in and found a free pump. Business was brisk. I normally don't pull into a Shell station, but it was nice to change things up. I got to exercise my Air Miles card. Unfortunately, the pump didn't recognize this card when I swiped it. However, I love that this pump allows you to enter your Air Miles number manually, rather than missing out on points. Nice job! What slightly dampened my experience was a Shell employee coming over to customers with his clipboard and asking whether they want to sign up for a credit card. I realize that it's the perfect opportunity to bug folks, but I like pumping gas without talking to people. I also don't want more debt with another credit card! This station is clean and the gas pump itself is user-friendly. (105)

Very nice and convenient gas station not too far from the expressway, the prices are nice and the…read moreemployees are very nice and helpful.

Tips: - Collect 7Rewards towards free food and drinks…read more - I found Japanese-style egg sandwiches here. - This store is a part of a Petro-Canada gas station. I was pleased to fuel at a Petro-Canada gas station on Saturday. Its convenience store is this 7-Eleven. I don't frequent 7-Eleven stores often. It's mainly because there aren't many in Toronto. Markham doesn't have any. I have to venture out to either Vaughan or Pickering to find one. On my way home from work, there are two 7-Eleven stores that I can drop by. Sadly, they both didn't have Japanese-style egg sandwiches when I was last on a quest to get one. They were introduced recently and I wanted to get a sandwich to enjoy. I walked into this store after fuelling my car and paying for gas at the pump. I wanted to check it out. I saw frozen treats in a long fridge. The 7-Select churro cookie ice cream sandwich caught my attention. It sounded amazing and deadly! I was mesmerized by the fresh fruit next to baked goods. It's nice to have options, whether you feel like crunching on an apple or getting an apple fritter. It seemed like a mirage seeing many Japanese-style egg sandwiches above the subs and wraps. They were real. I picked one up and headed to the counter, beaming that I got an elusive egg sandwich. I got a cheerful woman who scanned my sandwich. She asked me if I had 7Rewards. I did. I pulled up the barcode from my 7-Eleven app and had it scanned. Done! I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I thanked her and left with my sandwich. I had the sandwich at home. The crusts were cut off. The filling was generous. It was yummy, but I felt that it was missing something. Maybe it's because I make fancy egg salad at home with green onions. It would taste even better with them. The filling did use kewpie mayo as the binder, so it was creamy. It's a decent snack if you don't feel like pizza or wings. This store has a Scotiabank ABM if you need cash. I loved dropping by this store. I hope to revisit it when I'm back in this part of Pickering. (193)

Car wash scratched my car! Clearly poor maintenance I don't recommend going to this station.read more

Near a busy intersection so it's hard to make a turn into the gas station coming down Brock road…read morefrom the south. Lot of empty spaces on a Friday night. Has a small Tim Hortons with limited seatings.

Good location not too far off the 401. This gas station often is cheaper than others in the nearby…read morelocale.

Usual go to place for cheaper fuel. And I prefer weekend evenings when not many vehicles are there…read more Never been inside so don't know how the service is there. I only pay cc at the terminal. I think there's a Country Style donuts counter within.

Cheaters ... crooks and crooks…read more The pomps are calibrated to pay 20% more. The people are fooled by the very low price but in reality, shows more liters pumped into the tank. Ex: An empty tank of 79 liters was filled up with almost 96 liters of gasoline. That is possible only at this station to put more gasoline in a tank than its max capacity. Never see you again. Avoid this station. You do not need to believe me. Try on your own skin.