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444 Gas Stations in or near Barberton, OH
Sunoco in Barberton (134 E Tuscarawas Ave)
$4.26 12¢ Cashback
0.0 •0.2 mi away
134 E Tuscarawas Ave, Barberton
Sunoco in Barberton (134 E Tuscarawas Ave)
134 E Tuscarawas AveBarbertonOhio44203USA
Circle K in Barberton (1383 Wooster Rd W)
$4.22 13¢ Cashback
0.0 •1.8 mi away
1383 Wooster Rd W, Barberton
Circle K in Barberton (1383 Wooster Rd W)
1383 Wooster Rd WBarbertonOhio44203USA
Circle K in Norton (4155 S Cleveland Massillon Rd)
$4.25 13¢ Cashback
0.0 •1.9 mi away
4155 S Cleveland Massillon Rd, Norton
Circle K in Norton (4155 S Cleveland Massillon Rd)
4155 S Cleveland Massillon RdNortonOhio44203USA
Circle K in Norton (4155 S Cleveland Massillon Rd)
$4.25 13¢ Cashback
0.0 •1.9 mi away
4155 CLEVELAND MASSILLON RD, NORTON
Circle K in Norton (4155 S Cleveland Massillon Rd)
4155 CLEVELAND MASSILLON RDNORTONOhio44203US
Circle K in Barberton (224 31st St SW)
224 31st St SWBarbertonOhio44203USA
Circle K in Barberton (1710 Wooster Rd W)
$4.25 13¢ Cashback
0.0 •2.4 mi away
1710 Wooster Rd W, Barberton
Circle K in Barberton (1710 Wooster Rd W)
1710 Wooster Rd WBarbertonOhio44203USA
Circle K in Norton (3899 Eastern Rd)
3899 Easton RdNortonOhio44203USA
Circle K in Akron (3357 Manchester Rd)
3357 Manchester RdAkronOhio44319USA
Circle K in Akron (550 W Waterloo Rd)
550 W Waterloo RdAkronOhio44314USA
Circle K in Norton (3899 Eastern Rd)
3899 EASTERN RDNORTONOhio44203US
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Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
What are gas prices in Barberton, OH?
The average gas price in Barberton, OH is $3.75.
What are the three types of gas at the pump?
Gas stations usually offer three gas octane grades: regular (usually 87 octane), mid-grade (usually 89 octane), and premium (usually 91 or 93 octane).
Can a gas car run diesel?
Gas and diesel engines are incompatible with each other's fuel. A diesel engine cannot run on gasoline, and a gasoline engine cannot run on diesel.