Pioneer - Gas Station

The gas prices are always lesser than any other nearby gas stations. Having a Triangle rewards/credit card would discount the price to be equal to Costco and skipping the lines and waiting at Costco. I like the husky app auto pay feature to avoid the extra time taken for transactions especially during winter.

This place advertises pay at the pump" but all pumps were "prepay inside". This is a very busy intersection and the inconvenience really slowed things down. Due to the convenient location I may try filling up there again in hopes they have the pumps fixed."

I give this gas station (and all Husky's) the same 1-star rating. They don't have tap" for my MasterCard. To pre-pay I have to go through a 2-minute computer-pushing ordeal

I have been going to this gas station for 8 years. I bring my Honda Fit and my motorcycles all the time. The pay at pump always works. Prices seem to be at par or lower than everywhere else. Especially right before midnight. Would recommend to use it with the triangle Mastercard and husky rewards card.

Best price that I saw in my visit to Markham.

Great price than other surrounding gas stations for 4¢ LESS. Only thing YOU HAVE TO GO INSIDE TO PAY BEFORE PUMPING YOUR GAS WHICH IS AN INCONVENIENCE WHEN YOU'RE ON CRUTCHES. IF THEY STOP THAT AND ALLOW US TO PAY AT PUMP I'LL GIVE THEM 5 ( FIVE ) STARS *

Unlike what is mentioned in other older reviews,tap to pre pay is now an option and also Google Pay works for that.It is at very convenient location. Will be filling up here everytime.

pretty good! if you have canadiantire triangle elite card, u get 5c off 87 or 7c off 91 on already competitive price... sometimes rarely they dont even have regular so they sell 91 at 87 price

The price here is comparable to that of other gas stations in the area i.e. Esso at Langstaff and Keele. But the practises of this gas station are very questionable. They always give 5 cents short. When your change is 8 cents, the attendant has to give you back a dime. I purposely experimented with the gas station and they rounded down instead of up on a consistent basis. When I ask the attendant why this gas station does this, he laughed and pretend I was pathetic for asking for an extra 5 cents. But the truth is, if I was short 5 cents for my gas the attendant wouldn't let me go. How is it ok for the gas station to be short 5 cents when giving back change? 5 cents may not be a lot of money but if this gas station does this to hundreds of guests per day, 5 cents here and there can add up to a substantial amount over a per annum basis.