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Motor Fuel Group is located at Lloyds Corner Service Station, Wallasey CH44 9AD, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Motor Fuel Group and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 638 1151 or visit our website

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Roger Jones

5 Google Rating

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5/ 5

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Roy Varley

2 Google Rating

Ok for fuel and open 24 hrs but general products very very expensive

2/ 5

Ok for fuel and open 24 hrs but general products very very expensive

Mark Rogers

3 Google Rating

24 hour garage sells booze

3/ 5

24 hour garage sells booze

Daniel Dutton

2 Google Rating

2/ 5

nick swinglehurst

2 Google Rating

2/ 5

Karen McClatchey

4 Google Rating

Petrol seems to be going up 1p every week, now £1.28 per litre on Liscard Road. Asda is cheapest at

4/ 5

Petrol seems to be going up 1p every week, now £1.28 per litre on Liscard Road. Asda is cheapest at the moment

Stephen

1 Google Rating

Damaged my car, called me a lier refused to pay. Couldn't lie straight in bed this lot! Be very wary

1/ 5

Damaged my car, called me a lier refused to pay. Couldn't lie straight in bed this lot! Be very wary they do not consider you a valued customer!

Danny Smith

3 Google Rating

Needs not must

3/ 5

Needs not must

Gordon Monks

4 Google Rating

Usual facilities...no toilets though.

4/ 5

Usual facilities...no toilets though.

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