Walm. Auto Ctr Denham Springs/#935. WORST AUTO SERV CTR EVER. I checked in @0955 w/1 car in front…read moreme (per Walm tire check-in guy) & 2 cars behind me. Bought 4 tires fr online walm for install. Yet, 2 cars behind me (both customers wondered why they were bf me bc neither had appts) are being serviced bf me both w only 1 tire change out. Then a 4th car comes & gets serviced bf me. All look dumbfounded when questioned! Need new mgmt/workers. THROW the whole crew out!!! Close the auto center for a couple weeks to train new crew! PLS tell me why the hell am I a Walmart plus member for this mistreatment!!! Tire manager/"coach"name: Myoshia (never once acknowledged me until she realized I was taking her name down). Out by 12:56pm. I would not be complaining if others would not have been out bf me.

got there at 7:45 AM. No one came out to see about me had to walk in after spending 15 minutes…read more once I got inside it took another 10 minutes for somebody to come out of the to talk to me. One car three people changing the oil and I spent 20-25 minutes waiting. once the guy came out, they don't have my tire have to order it. They don't do that. Poor customer service. really not sure why I came here knowing that 1 1/2 months ago I came here to get a simple oil change the same thing no one came and helped me out there. Had to come inside after waiting 20 minutes just for the me to go back to my car and someone will come out. they had one car getting two tires put on and all I was a simple oil change 3 1/2 hours later my car was finally done. Do not come here treat it like it's the plague and find someone else or a different Walmart.

I found that product selection to be a little lax, but the customer service I received was second…read moreto none, so I would absolutely recommend O'Reilly at this location. Other places might have more parts, but the staff is not as knowledgeable or polite as I experience here, I don't know if that is the norm around the board, but my experience is quite pleasant and I recommend them.

Went into store a few months back to inquire about Kroil…read more The person at the counter "Had never heard of Kroil." He said that he has better stuff. But thought you never heard of Kroil? I said, I've always used Kroil. He said, "You are telling me I don't know my Fucking job!?" I said you're a parts store employee not a mechanic.

Called about a part for my vehicle and was told it was in stock. When I arrived at the store, they…read moretold me that it was only available at the store on Airline, which is, ironically, the part of town I had just left. I then purchased the part to have delivered to the shop doing my repairs. Autozone failed to deliver the part, and when the shop owner drove up there to get it, found out they had written up the part under someone else's name, so I wouldn't be able to use my lifetime warranty. STAY FAR, FAR away from this business, they are completely incompetent.

They wouldn't even come check my girlfriends car in the rain when it was barley raining at all(even…read morethough it's their job) horrible service

It was a nice drive from NOLA to BTR, that went well. Lol…read more I tried to call PRIOR to making the 80.8 mile drive to the facility to ensure 1) the vehicle was still in place 2) inquire of the condition 3) make sure they would be open Memorial Day. Well the answer to the 3rd question was resolved by the website. questions is 1 and 2 remained unanswered. Soooooo in spite of it all I took a chance and made the drive. After all, it was Memorial Day, BTR is not a bad drive and I was interested to see what the outcome would be. I will say this is a great idea. Whoever came up with. It is a great idea. You basically go on the website. See if the vehicle is in place, head on over and you remove the part yourself. There is a $2 admission cost, but if you sign up for the free VIP membership, there's a reduced price. And as a VIP member, your privyy to all sorts of deals that they send you via email or sms messaging. They provide you with wheelbarrows in the event that you have a heavy load to carry. But other than that, this is a DIY and it's best. So bring your OWN TOOLS!!!! Rows and rows of cars. Just imagine a vast wasteland of vehicles, but in a semi ordered fashion. In designated row and even particular spaces ie C304. All are ready to be taken a part as one needs. What I saw on the website versus what I saw in person we're starkly different. It was the Amazon vs Wish version of items. I must admit the vehicle that I was looking at it been there since March 2026 and this is the end of May 2026. So understandably things would be different. But my goodness, there was barely anything left of the vehicle. For your convenience, there's a handwashing station as you exit the yard. I found this to be beneficial, those junked cars are full of grease, grime & stagnant water from the rain. Also, in addition to being able to remove parts there is an area near the front door where they also sell other things. I guess things that they found in the cars, i.e. shoes, purses, etc.. Annnndddd I also found that they sell batteries and used tires. And they even have cars for sale. I did leave with a piece for my car, but not the ones I came for. So the trip wasn't a TOTAL BUST. I would return, maybe not to this particular location as there is one closer to my home, but I do like the idea of being able to find parts for the low-low. And I would also bring a person that is mechanically inclined to help with disassembly of the vehicle part that you need. I found the employees to be pleasant. Not very helpful, there was a sale going on and had I not mentioned it, the cashier was not going to share that information; HOW RUDE... Lol As I left, I heard in my Spirit, one man's trash is another man's treasure. This place truly embodies that adage.

I thought I'd never have to visit a junkyard again but here I am, thanks to owning a rare vehicle…read morethat contains discontinued parts from the manufacturer. I was in search of a driver side door actuator. I actually ordered one from EBAY but it didn't include the floor and trunk manual release. I took a look on Pull A Part's website for shits and giggles expecting them to have every model CTS except a coupe. To my surprise, the Baton Rouge location had a coupe in stock. Now the flip side was wondering if this part was still in the car. I drove an hour by both holding my door closed by hand and tying a strap to it, lol. Pull-A-Part granted me free admission for being a veteran. I arrived to find the part was still there. Now the other flip side was wondering if the part was still operational since you need the vehicle powered to test the actuators and the batteries are removed. You also need to remove the backseat, rear interior panels, and seatbelt to access the door actuator. Luckily Pull-A-Part has the vehicles elevated and spaced out which creates a decent work environment. I didn't even mind the fact that it began to rain. I even removed the passenger side door actuator for when it's needed in the future. Pull-A-Part discourages working on your vehicle in the parking lot. I needed to verify the driver actuator worked so I installed it quickly since my backseat and panels were already removed. I plugged it up and it didn't work. Disappointment was an understatement. Then something told me to pull on the floor release. The chime began to sound after hearing the actuator click. I closed the door and it worked. I did a little dance not caring about being seen, then I quickly hit the road after gathering my tools! P.S. Pull-A-Part only offers store credit. No refunds.

Quentin came for a diagnostic to determine why my daughter's car wouldn't start. He not only fixed…read morethat problem with the battery cable, but also fixed an oil leak, and topped off some low fluids. He was only going to charge the diagnostic fee (an already low $75.00) for fixing all, but I gave him a substantial tip, for which he was very grateful. I will say he was 45 min. late, but he texted twice to keep us posted. I did find that I had a hard time following some of his explanations, but that's mostly because I don't speak car! I would recommend him and will call again if we need a mobile mechanic. He is very amiable (and quite the talker:)).

very reasonable pricing , respond quickly to calls. The convenience of him being able to come to me…read morebecause my car couldn't make it to him on the road was such a relief!

They are so friendly, helpful, honest, and affordable! I was impressed by everything. Bonus points…read morebecause the owner (who is sweet and works the front desk,) sells hot cocoa bombs, candy, and jewelry and I bought some from her. Can't wait to try! She said she does special treats for Valentine's too, so I'll be back! Also loved the coffee bar. So amazing and helpful! Thank you!

I brought my wife's car here after it died. Was told by AutoZone (where I originally purchased the…read morebattery) after a battery test there that the battery was fine and that the problem was likely a bad battery charging system or alternator. I brought the car to Deep South for a diagnosis. They did it quickly and were very available and friendly throughout the process. Turns out it was just a bad battery after all. Plenty of opportunity for them to find something else "wrong" with the car, but they didn't. And Roy charged me the cheapest diagnostic fee I've ever paid, by far. I will bring my family's vehicles here for future repairs as long as I live in this area. Thanks!