I came in for two lights to be changed on my back bumper. They installed both lights in my SUV and…read moreI was out the door within minutes and paid five bucks. I highly recommend this location.

Truckoutfitters is the real deal. Devin, the owner, is incredibly personable and clearly knows his…read morestuff. He gave me a fair, competitive price to install my bedliner, tonneau cover, rain guards, bug shield and mud flaps on my 2025 Ford Maverick and the work was done efficiently and with real skill. You can tell he takes pride in his craft and values his customers. He also pointed me in the right direction to get custom wheels and lettering for the tailgate. If you need truck parts installed right--and want to deal with someone who's easy to talk to and genuinely helpful--Devin's your guy.

Yesterday we installed the tonneau cover on our Nissan Titan truck. Everything was done very…read moreefficiently, quickly and at a pleasant price. The man we worked with always answered our questions, helped us find a good tonneau, and was very polite and attentive. We highly recommend this place.

I've revised my opinion of this place on my second visit ... very unprofessional staff …read more.. unwilling to help or give out information ... or they just don't know the answers ... I cannot really tell what is going on here. Stopped in for a case of oil ... easy peasy right? WRONG!!! They don't sell cases of oil, nor do they offer a discount if you buy 12 single bottles. Also, they have a sign that says "Ask our Parts Professional about our Military Discount," (I am a veteran) but when I asked what the discount was, he says, and I quote ... "it varies ... I don't really know" ... very professional (sarcasm). "PARTS PROFESSIONAL?!?!" Ha!!! More like "Parts Idiot.!!" Do yourself a favor, just skip this place and drive a few miles down the road to Napa ... they sell oil by the case and at a significant discount ... No Cheers for this crappy O'Reilly's ... BYE FELICIA!!! P.S. They supposedly offer a price-match guarantee... I bet that's why they don't sell oil by the case, because then they'd have to price-match it ... SNEAKY, TRICKSY O'Reilly!!!

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Excellent service today. I had a rare Kohler spark plug that three other places had no clue about…read more It took some time and research, but they found me a compatible plug, they had it in stock, and they even told me what the gap should be set at .... Big Cheers!

Great job Feel very thankful that I chose there place of…read morebusiness Would highly recommend

The store feels like an auto parts store, not some fancy shopping mall. The employees there have…read moreeach forgotten more about car parts than I'll ever know, especially about domestic models. Everything is reasonably priced, all you have to do is ask if it's not marked. The other reviewer must not be familiar with NAPA, but every location is like this, and for actual gearheads and mechanics, that's exactly what we expect, want, and need. Sure, some stuff is dusty or greasy, but that's called character. It's about to go onto or be used on the dustiest, greasiest thing anyone owns, their car, so who cares? NAPA always has the oddest and most specific things in stock, and when you're out of luck and low on options, a NAPA is always a good bet to get you back on the road. Keep it going guys, you're great.

This store is filthy dirty inside, the employees are lazy and NOTHING in the store is priced, dont…read moreeven waste your time

As if a lobby full early in the AM is not testimony enough to exceptional service... It is beyond…read morewords to witness the incomparable care that each person is given when I go to get work done at Calabro - not to mention how every individual's needs is taken care of in an efficient manner. And if you do go, make sure you give a greeting to the guys going back and forth between the front and the bays... Such outstanding talents and attitudes that are often behind the scenes of what is taking place. I'm so thankful this level of service is still present in this world!!!

I've given this place the benefit of the doubt the last few times I've been here. Read my review…read morefrom 2016 to see some history. I hate to talk smack on a locally-owned family business, but I am still a little incensed from my last visit there, where I had a nail in my tire, and they charged me thirty bucks to fix it (for reference, I had a small tractor tire repaired here a year or so ago, and they charged $4.00 (Thanks Perry). Most places charge $12-15 for a plug. There was a new guy there last time who I had never seen before, so I guess since he is new, he decided to charge me double to impress the bosses (I didn't say anything that day, because I am generally a mild-mannered guy, but I've been bothered ever since, especially because my check tire light keeps going off, and I had to put air in my tires three times since the repair. Also, the new guy told me after the service, that my tires were getting "feathered" or some term like that, which I'd never heard before. I asked what it meant, and he said it was probably from not rotating the tires enough (Admittedly, I have had them rotated a few times, but not too frequently). Well, I bought those tires here, and they offer free tire rotations on tires purchased here, so why didn't he offer to rotate them for me? Anyways, I think I am done with Calabro, I am tired of the poor service and high costs. Sorry Jeanine, Perry, Butch, and all the rest of the staff ... No more Cheers for you! P.S. I just remembered, my wife's car had a slow leak also, from the last time it was repaired at Calabro. She took it some place near where she works, and it was plugged for ten bucks!