Whatever site you use probably won't help you. The best quality resources are from established books, like Barrons and PR (I prefer Barrons since it's much harder and makes the a joke of the real test). Assuming you live in a non-rural part of America, your local library should have SAT books.
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I'm not a fan of Kaplan. My friends have used Kaplan and liked it (possibly because it's easier than the actual test/doesn't reflect the actual test). That's just my opinion, though, others may disagree. IMO, Gruber's (particularly in math) > Barron's > PR > Kaplan. I have all 4 and I like Barron's for its well-rounded difficulty. PR has a pretty good imitation of real questions, and I suggest looking into their practice test book.
