Sunoco Gas Station

Name: Sunoco Gas Station
Address: 5201 River Rd, Bethesda, MD, 20816, US
Telephone: 301-652-9527
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

5201 River Rd
Bethesda, MD 20816 301-652-9527

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33 ratings
94% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 13% lower than average
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Consumer Comments for Sunoco Gas Station

Consumer from BETHESDA, MD
May 25, 2026

They evaluated the air conditioning for my 2006 Subaru Impreza this spring and repaired it. They carefully explained the possible problems, then resolved the issue in less time and at a lower cost than quoted or expected. In the past, they also serviced our aging RAV4, offering a range of options at different prices. They are not only fair, they are trustworthy. Highly recommend!

Consumer from CHEVY CHASE, MD
Aug 01, 2024

Sunoco examined our car to identify source of metallic noise underneath car. Sunoco said we needed replace both front strut assemblies and sway bar links. $1500 parts and labor. I showed car to Conlon's automotive. They replace both front sway bar links. No more noise, brakes are fine. Cost $313.60. When I told Sunoco the alternative diagnosis, no apology, just a bill for $79.50 for looking at the car, of which there had been no mention previously.

Consumer from Washington, DC
Oct 17, 2023

We have been using Kenwood Sunoco (first Dick and now James Spicer) for more than a decade. They do mechanical work (not auto body). They are GREAT. They don't upsell. You can drop off your car and/or pick it up as long as the gas station is open (until 10:00 p.m.)

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