Shell

Located right on the north east corner of Jane and Major Mack, this gas station as several do in the area have a lower cost than most of the areas I see such as Burlington and Etobicoke.
The cost per liter here is roughly about 5 to 7 cents LESS than the stations I see more often again in both Burlington and Etobicoke and I’m talking Shells so it’s apples to apples.
This station has 8 pumps but they are sort of at an angle so depending on which side of the pump you need it may be a little more effort maneuvering to the pump given the space and how people are trying to leave.
If you want to go north your best bet is to exit at the Jane side and make a right (only choice). If you want to go west your best bet it so exit off the Major Mack side as you can only go north on the Jane and make a right.
This station is basically only «safely accessible» if going west on Major Mack or north on Jane since there are all sort of road dividers blocking access in being that it’s right at a corner.
It’s close to the 400 so if you’re going to juice up going up north or back down from up north it’s a good idea to gas up here and get cheaper gas than in the city.
Don’t forget they take Airmiles and they have diesel here too.

This Shell station opened shop across the street from the Esso with the most consistently lowest prices in the area. First thought, why would you do that, the rest of the stations in the area were milking all the cash they could out of us.
With that began the gas war zone that is Vaughan. Previously «bargain» gas stations in the area were merely fractions of a cent cheaper than their big name competition, now they are 3 – 5 cents cheaper. Granted it doesn’t hurt that the price of a barrel of oil has plummeted lately.

I love this shell gas station! First of all, it is small, so when there are lineups, you will have to wait — sometimes they are so backed up, even once you’ve filled up you have to wait to get out of the station because the exits are blocked by waiting cars.
That being said — this station lowers it’s prices in the afternoon by about 4 cents a litre.
Pretty freakin’ awesome!
It also fills up the car quickly, unlike some stations where the gas runs slower when you have people filling up on both sides.
This is always my first choice to stop on my way home from work. With gas prices so high, it’s worth waiting until the afternoon and waiting in a line up to pay less — especially with how often I need to fill up!