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  Aaron Miller

  :: 21 May 2018 02:22:22

  I called to make sure a part I ordered was there, they said it was. I had them place the parts I hold do they would be ready by the time I got there. Keep in mind this is 8:15 45 minutes before other locations close. I drove there to get parts to finish my customers car. When i got there I mentioned my order they had no idea what I was talking about. Remember this was just 10 minutes between the call and my arrival. I went through the whole process again saying what parts I needed just to have them tell me they didn't have them but any other locations did. Now after all this all other locations would close by the time I got there. Very unsatisfied with this location.

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  Rol Bestergin

  :: 22 April 2018 01:53:23

  They don’t install light bulbs which I understand, keyword auto parts store not MECHANIC SHOP. In my opinion if you can’t install a bulb in your car you shouldn’t even be driving, simple as that. This store is great and I’ve never had a bad experience, sure the line may get long at points but that’s just because there’s always a retard thats not sure what he needs or doesn’t know the name of the part. As someone stated prior to me there are real men found at this location, don’t like their service? Go down to auto zone and get your stick on car effects to match your pretty chrome wiper blades.

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  Anneleise Woodman

  :: 20 March 2018 07:47:07

  Friendly staff and awesome service. Will diagnose and explain many things relating to your car and give you a fair price on parts and servicing. Would go back for sure!

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  Randall Linton

  :: 28 December 2017 00:07:14

  Had the one car battery my daughter's 10 year old Honda Accord needed and Ernie installed it no charge in 10 minutes. Real men at this location. By comparison, I have to help over educated political science major graduates learn how to Change their own tire at a San Francisco Chevron two weeks ago. Wussified Peter Pans. Don"t let your daughters move to San Francisco, or you'll be looking at wussified dweebs staring at you across the Thanksgiving dinner table for the next 30 years.

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  Jake Kahn

  :: 29 August 2017 13:57:09

  Odd experience here. Bought a battery for my truck from a different location a few months back. Unfortunately, my battery died. Thank goodness for warranties, eh? Yes, thank goodness. Came in at about 730, with 2 employees and 2 more customers in the store already. Waited about 20 minutes before they free taken care of, and was approached by an employee. Thinking it was a pretty straight-forward situation... I was wrong. He did a quick check in the system, then sighed and the following conversation took place: Him: "Yes, it has a warranty, but we need to test it first." Me: "Oh okay, let's do that." Him: "Well, it takes about a half hour to do." Me: "Okay, let's go ahead and do that." Him: "...deep sigh... well, I have to hook it up to a system." Me: "Okay... let's hook it up?" Him: "It can take a little longer than a half hour." Me: "It is 740... I have time." Him: "Even if it takes longer?" Me: "I cannot start my truck without a working battery." Him: "Oh. Okay." Ended up taking 15 minutes to test. Ended up swapping batteries for me. Ended up sighing a half dozen more times. Dude straight up tried to get out of it. If it was like 855pm and you close at 9, I can sort of understand. But, it wasn't even 8pm, you had a solid HOUR left. Do your job. Don't try and get out of it. I spent money of a product of yours, it failed within warranty... test the damned battery. I tried to stay patient (I was able to), but it was an excursion I certainly did not want to take, and the employee acting like I was putting him out by using my warranty was pushing it. Weird, cause the location I bought this from in University Hills was crazy helpful, nice, and attentive. Not coming back to this location, even though it means driving further to do so.