Bankruptcy forces the closure of 19 MEX gas stations in the Pilot network

Pilot has confirmed the temporary closure of many of its network of gas stations due to the bankruptcy of fuel retailer Mountain Express Oil Co (MEX).

Pilot recently notified its customers that 19 MEX gas stations in the Pilot network will be temporarily closed due to the company filing for bankruptcy.

Mountain Express Oil Co. (MEX) and its affiliates are ceasing to operate as part of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation. As a result, 19 MEX dealer locations in our network are temporarily closed. Pilot will continue to serve our valued customers at more than 800 locations across North America,” a Pilot spokesperson said.

Below are the locations of temporarily closed MEX stores.

⦁ Cussetta, Alabama

⦁ Blytheville, Arkansas

⦁ Two stores in Minden, Louisiana

⦁ Two stores in Haiti, Missouri

⦁ Saint Genevieve, Missouri

⦁ Rockingham, North Carolina

⦁ Seagrove, North Carolina

⦁ Hazelton, Pennsylvania

⦁ Cowpens, South Carolina

⦁ Birmingham, Alabama

⦁ Kansas City, Kansas

⦁ LaPlace, Louisiana

⦁ Saint Rose, Louisiana

⦁ Monroe, North Carolina

⦁ Williston, North Dakota

⦁ Pine Grove, Pennsylvania

⦁ Grand Forks, North Dakota

It is not yet known when closed stores will reopen.

MEX is headquartered in Acworth, Georgia and provides a variety of services to the petroleum products wholesale trade sector.