Sunoco

Gas price is always better than other areas. Some credit card readers are not updated, so you need to check the right pumps if you do not want to slide your credit card to pay.

Aug 08, 2023 · Synwon J Yoon

I selected regular gas and they charged me for premium. Maybe this is why the receipts print inside with the cashier- they hope you won't notice you've been overcharged

Jan 23, 2025 · Corey Stubanas

Over half the pumps non working - mine said "pay inside" so I went inside. I told the attendant I wanted to fill up but didn't know how much it would be and could I keep the card open. It was like I was talking a foreign language... Go across the street, they have more pumps and they work

Oct 26, 2024 · John

Will be contacting police!!!! $142.50 was taken off my card at this store and I’ve never even used my card there or visited this location!!!!!! Bunch of thieves!!!!!!!!!

Mar 06, 2025 · Ashley Kieffer

Vintage photo of Sun Oil Company gas station 1920s FIRST SERVICE STATION Sun opened its first service station in Ardmore, PA, and shortly after, another in Toledo, OH. On November 12, 1925, Sun Oil Company went public – its stock appearing for the first time on the New York Stock Exchange. Before the decade was over, Sun was in the oilfield equipment business with the 1929 formation of Sperry-Sun, a joint venture with Sperry Gyroscope. Find a Station 1937 LANDMARK IN REFINING INDUSTRY One of the most dramatic events of the 1930s for the company, and the refining industry, took place when Sun placed on stream the world's first large-scale, commercial catalytic cracking plant in Marcus Hook, PA, in 1937. The Marcus Hook plant is still owned and in operation today, serving as a refining facility location for the company's race fuels. Two empty glass quarts that typically hold fuel, stamped with the Sunoco logo 1941 EXPANDING TO MINING Always striving to produce better products, Sun got into the mining business in 1941, forming the Cordero Mining Company in Nevada to supply mercury for Sunoco motor oils. The metal proved vital for the United States Military in World War II. A stack of coal used for mining 1950s BEYOND THE STATES Sun began expanding north and south in the 1950s. In Canada, Sun started a 15,000-barrels-per-day refinery in Sarnia, Ontario. And, in Venezuela beginning in 1957, Venezuelan Sun Oil Company produced more than 1 billion barrels of oil from Lake Maracaibo before ceasing operations in 1975 when the Venezuelan government nationalized Sun's holdings. A map of North America showcasing Sunoco locations in the 1950s, starting on the east coast and then expanding to Canada and Venezuela Vintage Blue Sunoco fuel accessory 1956 INVENTION OF THE CUSTOM BLENDING PUMP Sun revolutionized the oil industry when it introduced the Custom Blending Pump, a novel system for dispensing a choice of five octane grades of gasoline from a single pump. A model of the pump is currently on display at the Smithsonian. 1960s RELATIONSHIP WITH MOTORSPORTS BEGINS The Sunoco brand officially entered the motorsports scene, forging a partnership with the legendary Roger Penske Racing Team and driver Mark Donohue. This partnership had tremendous success, including winning the 1972, Indianapolis 500. EXPLORE SUNOCO RACING Driver in a Sunoco race car 1970s

Feb 26, 2023 · Wisnor C. Dorvil