Grandview Superstore Gas Bar

Vancouver, Canada

2.2

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5 reviews

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+1 604-435-6778
Address:
3185 Grandview Highway, Vancouver, BC, V5M 2E9
Renfrew-Collingwood
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
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800 ftRupert Station
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Today 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Vancouver) 7:38 AM Saturday, June 14, 2025

Business hours

Monday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Tuesday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Wednesday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Thursday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Friday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Saturday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sunday 6:00 am – 11:00 pm

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5 reviews of Grandview Superstore Gas Bar

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Place rating: 1
Vancouver, Canada
Buyer totally beware!!!
With the price of gas, I keep a close eye on my gas consumption and close eye on km count for my vehicle. I’ve owned my vehicle for 5 years now.
Gas prices dropped tonight to $ 1.19/ litre tonight so the self serve side had a long line up, so I went to the full serve side. I figured for $ 0.005 cents more it’s worth it to be in and out of a estimate 20 minute wait on the other side.
My tank was half full, and at $ 1.30/litre it’s about $ 40 for half a tank. So I figured tonight will be way less. My bill came to $ 56.81. I thought NO WAY could it be that much! The pump is faulty!!!
Long story short … They said that their gas pump was correct. This was the first time I went to full serve. NEVER AGAIN
I do go to this pump station a lot because of their loyalty point system for groceries. But I will NEVER use full serve EVER again.
So … BE WARY AND BEWARE!!!
Place rating: 3
Vancouver, Canada
Prices are not that competitive as the other stations but more like market value to anywhere else. I just find it easier to fill up here when I am buying grocery at Superstore. You can collect superbucks for Grocery, however, I don’t really buy grocery here as I do in the states.
Place rating: 1
North Vancouver, Canada
I used to fill up here without issue, and enjoyed the superbucks. My last purchase I bought fuel, and was charged 4 times. Over a period of calling my bank and the retailer and watching my bank account for over 2 months, I only got back 2 of 3 additional incorrect charges. Will never buy fuel here again.
Place rating: 3
Burnaby, Canada
The price here isn’t very much better than the regular gas stations. I usually fill up at Chevron or Shell but I figured I’d give it a try and see how much it would cost me for a full tank.
I usually pay about 85 – 90 $ for a full tank, here I got almost a full tank for 75 $ so really not much difference. It’s annoying that the pumps are entry one way only so if you want to drive up to a different side you still have to wait for the person in front of you.
The plus here I guess is the superbucks you get to put towards groceries at Superstore.
Place rating: 3
Vancouver, Canada
One thing that I really like about Superstore is that the gas prices always seem to «lag» the other stations. This works to your advantage if prices suddenly shoot up, as they normally do on Tuesdays. You’ll see a pile of cars as this place will suddenly be 10c cheaper than everyone else.
There are 8 pumps for self-​serve, which helps to somewhat keep things moving. The layout isn’t the best though, as people end up queuing all over the adjacent parking stalls. And you also get the occasional idiot who goes the wrong direction and screws it up for everyone else.
The pumps have been upgraded, and all use PayPass now (tap instead of swipe) if you have one of those cards. It’s also nice that you get SuperBucks, so if you need to get groceries, you now get a discount. I also like how Premium is only 8c or so above regular. Compare that to 14c for Chevron.