Went there this morning to get a 6 x 10 light duty trailer. The folks there could not have been…read morenicer or more professional. Once I got it home, an hour drive, I did my usual inspections of the trailer. Tires were a bit overinflated. No biggie. Set them back the factory recommended 50#. All lights worked perfectly. I pulled the wheels and hub covers to check the hubs, bearings and grease. All was perfect. Considering that this is one of their value leader trailers, it looked as though they had assembled the hubs as though their own lives depended on it. I could have pulled this across the USA and it would have been fine. Never found a new trailer IME set up this well. I have 8 tie down hooks to weld around the frame tomorrow and I will call it ready for everything! Best new trailer day I have ever had. I even stopped at a DMV in Suffolk on my way home and got it transferred and plated in 15 minutes. A new world record for DMV service there!

You walk into the office and it's old fashion as heck, love it. Smokey atmosphere with a older…read moregentlemen who was watching Perry Mason, some of y'all will have to look that up. There's no fancy rest rooms with hip trailer and parts posters. Just a little dog on its chair and parts in places only the owner could find. Reminds me of my pops place hahaha forgive me pops. All in all straight to the point, pick out your trailer, write everything in ink. Some of y'all may get to know another use for the fingers just right and left of your thumbs. It's cool and they give military discount bit ask for it

I had an "emergency" the other day with my computer. I went to the computer cave and I was…read moreincredibly impressed. It's a professional shop who bend over backwards to help. My problem was an emergency for me only. Dave was the person who helped me and he fixed my problem quickly, professionally and with good humor. Like I told him...all of my computer issues go to Computer Cave from now on. jay

Have an older laptop. Hard drive died. Thought I lost everything. They replaced the hard drive and…read morerestored EVERYTHING! Works perfectly! Fair, honest, fast and top-quality work. Life savers. Only problem I have - they deserve more than 5 stars!

Good sales on Silver jewelry but other items are way over priced here. They do offer layaway,…read morethough. Jewelry repairs done on site. The lady owner is a little pushy sometimes but nice.

Great little electronics store near colonial heights. They offer a variety of gaming stuff,…read moreincluding some retro options (gameboy, NES, Nintendo DS). I was able to source a brand new battery for my old gameboy for a reasonable price here. My favorite part was the ease of ordering online for pick up and being able to pick up my items super seamlessly. The workers here are all super nice and were willing to provide quotes on repairing some old consoles I have as well. This is a great option to check out if you're looking for some harder to find retro electronics or need your old gameboy, Playstation or other system to be repaired!

I really enjoy coming here every week for a new game. The people are really nice but it does not…read moresmell good. It is also over priced but I'm a member so that is worth it. Keep up the good work!

Darryl is very fair and looks over your jewelry and gives you a fair price for re sell. Nice…read moredejection of jewelry to buy,

Owner was very easy to work with. I had him resize 3 rings for me and they came out perfect! And he…read morecleaned them as well. Super nice guy and very knowledgeable and professional. I will be going back to see him next week with a couple of broken bracelets I need repaired.

The store was clean & in a convenient location. Unfortunately, it is always busy and the parking is…read morehorrific. We went there for a few drinks & were in and out. I don't like that they allow loiters outside who harass people for money and stand right next to the Redbox. I was taking pics for my Yelp review & the loiter guy was staring/pretending he was taking pics with his hands and making me feel really uncomfortable. Why have the "no loitering" sign if they aren't going to enforce it? It was really weird. They were enforcing social distancing inside the store & masks are required. The slurpee machines were working, and there were lots of drinks and snacks to choose from. I will go back if I'm the area.

Stopped in at a quarter to 6 in the evening. The place reeked of stale, burnt coffee that stunk up…read moremy hair. Sanitizer at the door which was nice. The slurpee machine was functional but only 2 flavors were usable.

Thank you Herb Basket! I received my order May 31, and I like the rewards program. Modern…read moreEssentials book has tons of information. Will be purchasing again.

Great little neighborhood vitamin store off of Wagner Road. Lots of vitamins, drinks, body…read morebutter's, etc., and they're even starting to carry some foods. The staff is very helpful and there is usually an herbalist on-site that will recommend items to assist with any issue you're having. This little store is a definite plus for the tri-city area.

Awesome folks. They did a great job on my ring. Reasonably priced and really nice people…read more I love my ring!

Talley Jewry is the best! Always professional, trustworthy, helpful and kind! Beautiful jewelry!read more

Prices are way over market…read more Tried to sell a ski to my friend. He custom built it online with the dealer and the basic model here was 3k over the price of buying directly from dealer. Reps are pushy, just want you to buy something. Not interested if you're not trying to get it now. Also, I would maybe check the background of some of these people.. personally I wouldn't buy from here.

Service was completed, but man was it ever a hassle…read more It took Redline almost a month to complete a simple recall service. I was shined on about if the parts had been ordered and when the order was placed, when the parts were received, etc. Yes, I realize the pandemic-induced supply chain problems are not 100% behind us, but when you're booking recall appointments 8 WEEKS out, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect the parts to be on hand (or AT LEAST) ordered by the time the bike is dropped off. I have a hard time believing it took 11+ weeks for a part known to be in stock at the manufacturer to reach a dealership in the same country. When I dropped the bike off, they had the opportunity to tell me right then they didn't have the required parts in stock (despite knowing for 8 WEEKS when I would be dropping off my bike). They did not do this. I had to call (three times over the next three-plus weeks) to get any information, and I was never even informed when my bike was finally ready. I just showed up one day, hoping it would be done after a prior conversation in which I was told "Oh, I think the tech is probably going to put it back together today." This apparently came from one of the service department managers, who clearly doesn't know what his team is doing. I will say the work they did was done competently, that's not my complaint, it's the timeline and the utter lack of communication or information. That's not a technician problem, that's a management problem. I was also ignored by the GM, or at least the clerk at the main desk when I left my name and number and asked to speak to the GM. That's poor customer service right there. I also contacted the dealership through Facebook, and though they promised to call me, I have yet to hear from them. After I started posting this negative review (Google, Facebook, Yelp), their Operations Manager Byron Hager reached out to me via a no-reply email address asking ONCE AGAIN for my phone number, which is 100% definitely in their system. Every interaction is an opportunity for a sale. I'm ready for a different bike, but given my experience with Redline's service department, I'll be going elsewhere to buy. The customer may not always be right, but the customer definitely deserves better treatment than I received at Redline, especially for something as simple as a recall service.