I've been here a few times now, and one of the first times was with my classic L-82. I went in…read morelooking for an air filter, come to find out I didn't need one, I just needed cleaner for the one on my car (I did not realize I had a K&N filter on my car). Another time - just needed some fuel stabilizer for the same car. Most recent time - windshield wipers for said car, and they came out and changed the wipers for me. Friendly folks and nicely priced. Glad to have them around.

Their prices are always cheaper than everyone else. I call ahead and they have my stuff waiting for…read moreme when I walk in. Nice people.

This dealership must be hit or miss for service. My most recent visit here was a big miss…read more Scheduled factory service, and it was not inexpensive; fuel service, tranny service, axle service, oil change, cabin and air filters and more. I got the car back from service and at first, everything seemed okay but a day later I noticed the idle was off just a little, it wasn't a steady idle that I was used to, and the car stalled when I put it in reverse. I couldn't figure it out, so I assumed it was related to the fuel service and would have to work itself out. Day 5 after the service appointment the check engine light came on while getting on the highway to head home from work. Now I'm suspicious that something was not put back together correctly when it was returned to me after the service. Because I'm now leery of the techs at the dealership, and they were going to be closed up for the day anyway by the time I got back home, I went to "The Zone" to have them do the diagnostic. The diagnostic comes back with the trouble code "P0174 System Too Lean (Bank2)" and the suggested fix is to replace the mass air flow sensor. The guy at "The Zone" has me pop the hood, shows me where the mass air flow sensor is, and has me start the car. With the car running he was able to pull the wiring harness away from the sensor with no effort and he looks at me and says - that should not have happened and plugs the wire harness back in so it is secure and suddenly the idle becomes normal. I shut the car off and then he proceeded to point out to me the air filter housing is not correctly put back together, and not only that but it's also broken. Broken? How is that possible? Nobody has been under this hood since I bought this car except... the techs at the Team Chevrolet Creedmoor dealership. The guy at "The Zone" basically fixed the trouble code on the car for for free, reset the check engine light and asked if I wanted to order a Mass Air Flow sensor just in case it has gone bad. I felt like I don't really need the sensor and the car is running/idling much better now that the wiring harness is securely plugged back in. To be fair, the car was in a very minor collision recently and sustained some bumper and headlight assembly damage, but based on the location of the that damage, that very low speed bump should not have broken the air box or popped the wiring harness clip on the mass air flow sensor loose. The car had been running fine after the collision. So yes, the service from Team Chevrolet Creedmoor could have been better. Someone could have told me the air filter housing was broken, or maybe, if they had accidentally broken it, just let me know and be apologetic, let me know the part is being ordered and they'll fix it. If they are adamant they didn't break it, at least let me know it's broken and should be replaced. In addition, the car seemed to be hastily put back together after the service and steps were missed, one of which caused the car to throw a check engine trouble code. I did call the dealership and left a message asking the service manager to return my call to talk about the feedback I have. As of the point of originally posting this review, the call had not been returned. I get that dealership service departments can be stereotyped and demonized with a broad brush, some are deserved, others not so much. This was an experience that seems to support that "bad rep" stereotype. I won't say I'll never go back to this dealership, but at the moment and in the moment, I find it difficult to believe I will return here for service. EDIT: I did get to talk to the service manager and she was very apologetic about the trouble I had with the vehicle and she has offered to make it right with a service voucher. She thanked me for the feedback as it is a training tool for the service technicians about what to and not to do with a person's car.

After previously writing a bad review I now have had a better experience. Perhaps it was the chaos…read moreof changing ownership or even working out the kinks whatever the issue was Team Chevrolet fixed the issues and made for a better experience. The staff are friendly and attentive to your needs and the shop is clean and welcoming. I was also impressed with the level of honesty that the mechanics had. Thanks Team Chevrolet for fixing the kinks and making your shop better

I called and asked for a Briggs and Stratton carburetor, told me he had an open box. Drove 20 miles…read moreto get it, only to discover it didnt work. Called and asked for a replacement and he indicated an extra $10 would be needed. I drove back the following weekend and he swapped it out, strangely enough without the box. After leaving I discovered it was not a Briggs and Stratton and was an aftermarket. Aside from the poor service and waste of time and gas, this is shady service and an incredible waste of time. DO NOT DO BUSINESS with this place!!

Behold - a thing of beauty for those of us who spin our own wrenches - a still-privately-owned…read moreparts jobber. It's nice to go in to a jobber staffed by people (Steve and his wife) who know their way around an engine bay. I try to go up there when I can because I believe in giving small business owners my money - especially when they give me really good service. With the dearth of privately own jobbers being threatened by the Pep Boys and Parts Sources, I'm hoping that this business stays strong for a long time to come.

No whole milk in any possible size? If you need a gallon of 2% though, you are covered.read more

Only one door open. Has to go around the building. NO bathroom available. Store is dirtyread more

I had a fairly simple repair to my front bumper on my Camry, and took it to a couple of places for…read moreestimates, including Light's. They were close to home and the least expensive, so I made arrangements to drop the car off on a Monday morning. I expected the work to take several days, but was pleasantly surprised when I got a call the next day letting me know the car was ready. The work (and the wash!) made the car as good as new. I couldn't have been more pleased. They obviously took pride in their work. I hope I don't need more work done, but if I do, this is where I'll go.

The team @Lights Body shop is great! We had them handle our Chrysler Town & Country after hitting a…read moredeer. They made the process very easy, worked with our insurance company for fast claim processing. The guys there were always courteous and professional. And you could really tell they cared about the job and the people they were helping. Hands-down, if you have a choice and can get to their shop in Butner... You'll be glad you did.

My son was doing an internship in North Carolina through a central Florida engineering university…read more We drove 11 hours from Florida to visit him a few days before his internship ended. What we discovered was a son who was enthusiastic about his job, delighted with his experience, and amazed at how much he had learned. We found out that the company went out of its way to make him happy: they provided him with a mentor who coached him daily, a supportive team that helped him, and made an effort to assign him interesting and meaningful work. As a French-born citizen, I wish companies in Europe would adopt a similar approach to helping newcomers to their professions. I truly admire the attitude of this company, which strives to provide young professionals with the best possible training and experience. To our surprise, our son was provided with a charming apartment by the company, and during the three days we spent with him, they also provided us with an apartment right next to his. Seeing a company that cares for its workforce like a family--with so much dedication and generosity--is rare and commands both respect and admiration.

altec Employees a lot of people in Creedmoor and Butner area. I would have to say They are a very…read morefamily oriented company. If you're looking at a great place. To work I would say give them a chance and you cannot go wrong here. They will teach you new things on how to build aerial bucket truck and machining parts has to be one of the coolest places I've ever been in.