Their customer service isn't the greatest. I stood there for 5 minutes while I listened to the guy…read moreat the desk and whomever it was talk about the cost of trucks when u make a comment I got from their customer are you in hurry. The manager didn't even acknowledge me or said I will be with you in a minute... was it because I am woman ??? I walked out without making my purchase went to another auto part store thst believes in customer service

Cant say enough about Frank at this store. I had called and ordered parts when I got there Frank…read morewasn't there. Dropped off some drums to be turned and was told he was the only one who could do it. Took a few days because of the weekend. Finally met him and bought some more parts. Brake job on an 1974 Nova. Needed lines and wheel cylinders and told Frank I would bring the car by after the brakes were finished. After a day of working on the brakes I brought the car by and he was genuinely happy I brought it by, and it made me feel good too. Frank when I'm in the area your store is the only one for me. Thanks so much for all your help.

I just figured that there should be another review to balance out the one poor one...because I…read morethink these guys are great! I was able to find just the part I wanted, but couldn't tell entirely if it was the right color/fit from the photos available on Robertson's website. So I called, and discovered that there was no problem coming down, going into the yard (just need to be sure you're wearing closed-toe shoes), identifying the part and then pulling it with my own tools. The staff helped me bring it back out of the yard. I don't think that Robertson's is usually a U-Pull yard, but the point is that if you call them and are reasonable I think they'll work hard to help you out. Just what I'd expect from any service-oriented family business. Finally, I'll just add that they have A LOT more inventory than what's posted on the website. This is a huge place. And to respond to the other reviewer who's complaining about the lack of weekend hours...well, I've found that most salvage yards and old-school businesses like this are not open on weekends. That may be a bummer, but it's the industry norm, so I wouldn't take it out on this place in particular.

This is going to be long, but I would like to explain the circumstances and my review in full…read more I arrived at Robertsons Monday January 12, 2026 to order a passenger seat for my Honda HRV. I was told that it should be the next day. The following day, I called before driving 45 minutes to Wareham, to make sure the seat was there, which it was. I'm not sure why nobody ever called to inform me that it was ready. Upon arrival, they had the wrong seat, it was supposed to be cloth and the one they had appeared to be leather or "pleather". I politely asked "Is this considered cloth?" The man working, had an attitude and simply replied "You can go inside and complain in there". I went inside and immediately they attempted to rectify the situation, and I was told they had reordered the correct seat and now it will arrive in 2-3 days. I called again, two days later and was greeted on the phone with confusion, placed on hold and then sent to a voicemail. I left a voicemail, and nobody ever called back. I called back again on Thursday and this time, I was told "the part was never reordered, but now should be here Monday (1/19). Monday came and went and I never heard from anyone at Roberstons once again, to tell me that my part had arrived. Tuesday morning, I called and asked to speak to a manager, he immediately said he was taking care of it and the part should now arrive in 1-2 days again. The afternoon Thursday comes, and still have not received any phone calls from Robertson's, so I once again call and find, after some confusion, that my part is there and ready to be picked up. It was ready since the day before, no notification!!!! So ultimately I am just relieved that they finally have my part, because I need it to pass inspection this month in my car. I notice that the receipt they gave me, does not match the amount of money that my card was charged. I was charged an extra $9.08. When I asked, I was informed that that was the credit card processing fee, which I do understand, but it is not posted that you will be charged extra for the processing fee. In fact, I had cash in my hand when I went to pay and the guy shoved the card reader towards me, so I just ran my card instead of using my cash. The "cashier" proceeds to tell me that there is a sign, and there is a very small sign on the left lower corner of the window that says "save if you pay cash" nowhere does it say that you will be charged if you use a credit card. I told them that, they should probably move the sign to a place where people can see it and make it more clear. A good place to put it would be on or right next to the card reader, and she proceeded to tell me that usually people "hang out for 5-10 minutes next to the sign". The manager even came over and said that they usually tell people about the transaction fee, but sometimes they "forget". This is by far the most shameless and shotty customer service I have experienced in a long time. SEEMS PRETTY SCAMMY TO ME!! And to top all of that off, not one person offered an apology or any solutions, except for the one manager I talked to that finally got my part.

​On our way to my daughter's Dr. appointment, we had trouble with our family's van in a town I knew…read morenothing about. I found myself miles away from the help of anyone I knew... or my own tools. ​This specific AutoZone being literally right across the street was the greatest help I could hope for in a situation like the one my family was in. ​The manager, Patrick, was very knowledgeable and extremely helpful with troubleshooting the problem I was having. Though they didn't have the alternator I needed in stock at the time and I had to travel 1.5 miles to Advance Auto to get it, I returned to AutoZone because of Advance's ridiculously ignorant staff. Once back, I was again helped by another knowledgeable AutoZone worker by the name of Kasey (or Casey). ​He assisted me in finding the right tools I needed to change the alternator right there. It took me 3 hours or so, but I got my van back on the road and eventually got my family safely back home. ​I couldn't have done it without the staff at this AutoZone. ​Thank you guys so much!!!

The staff here is always helpful and friendly. They know their stuff and will always do right by…read moreyou. Ive been getting parts and supplies for my 2004 impreza for over a year now. I won't go anywhere else. Keep up the good work folks!

I just had such a great experience at this store. I went in for new wipers and i was welcomed…read moreasked what I needed. When I said wipers one of the associate went outside immediately and took off my old blades, while the other looked up my car and made suggestions. He then went and got them from the rack and while he was checking me out the other associate who had taken my blades off was back inside getting my new blades to put them on. I walked out and got into my car and drove away, new blades installed in less than 5 minutes. Matt H. and whomever was helping him were on point and pleasant. Thank you for providing a great experience.

From the owner: Your local Advance Auto Parts at 278 Marion Rd in Wareham offers automotive aftermarket products,…read morefree store services and same day options at most locations. Our leading brands include ARGOS fluids and oil filters, Carquest parts and DieHard batteries. At most locations we offer free battery testing, free battery and wiper installations with purchase, free engine code scanning, free starter and alternator testing and free battery and oil recycling. Save by signing up for Advance Rewards, the loyalty program that earns points toward discounts on store items. Call your local store or shop online today!

I needed a state inspection after I transferred a title from out of state and Marc's was most…read moreconvenient for me. The inspection was quick and I waited for less than 60 minutes. I also needed a repair on my thermostat so I called Marc's and they were able to accommodate me on very little notice. I dropped my car off and Tyler from Marc's gave me a ride back to my house because I live nearby and I didn't have a ride home. I picked up my car after a day of them working on it and everything was fixed to my satisfaction. The prices here are reasonable for the work being done and you can also get a AAA discount. I will be returning for future services.

My friend's car had been stuck in my driveway for the last 2 days. The rear tires were spinning on…read morea patch of ice, so she called AAA. The driver TONY from MARC'S in Wareham spoke very angrily and loudly, refusing to walk in the snow to rock her car off the patch of ice. Today, my friend and I went to MARC'S to speak with the owner about Tony's nasty attitude and refusal to do his job. The owner Marc Whitney was as rude and nasty as Tony. Last night my plow guy took a few minutes and unstuck my friend's car - with only a little bit of rock salt. Like the other disgusted customers who received nasty service from Marc's I'd give zero stars to this useless, nasty business.

I meant to leave a 5 star rating for this local business! They go above and beyond! Who else around…read morehere brings your purchase outside AND.... Puts the wipers on?!!!

There are many auto parts stores in the area. All of them have at least one employee who really…read moreknows the business. The difference with Douglas is they ALL know what they are doing. You can go there with questions or to look for an obscure fit, anything out of the ordinary and they will be your best bet. I needed parts for a project and the other two stores in the area really didn't know how to cross reference or match a certain belt. Douglas should have been my first choice. It was nothing at all for them to find what I needed. They are worth the extra five minute drive for me.

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The inspection stations local to me in Plymouth were out of stickers, so I took a ride down to Cape…read moreCod Choppers for an inspection. The soft-spoken gentleman who helped me was a nice guy. He noticed that I had an antifreeze leak, and I quickly identified the source. He offered to top off my coolant reservoir and wouldn't take any money for it. I would definitely go back and hope they continue to flourish.

Just one man's dream Turned into a world wide business with…read moreamazing people and products

I have written quite a few Yelp reviews at this point. I think I am, for better or for worse,…read morebrutally honest here. This is the best review I probably ever will write. If you want to build a kit car you should buy it from these guys. We are in the process of building their MK IV roadster and the engineering on this thing is excellent. From the ordering process, the delivery of the kit and the customer support through the build process these people have proven to be absolutely top notch. Do your research. There are several companies that sell kits that look like the roadster, however from my research not all of these companies have managed their logistics in order to deliver the way Factory Five delivers. Factory Five's "Complete Kit" roadster arrives as...a complete kit. Once it is delivered and tucked away into your garage your first step is to start taking inventory of all the parts - about 20-25 boxes full of parts. It's a mixture of excitement as you start looking at everything but there also is a bit of "OMG, there are a lot of parts here." But once you start bolting things to the immaculately designed frame the big time fun begins as you realize that Factory Five has organized the parts so well that all of those boxes of parts simply go together, one small project at a time. Also, they don't just drop a bunch of parts on you and leave you to figure it out. The assembly manual is fantastic. You can call them for tech support. But probably the most helpful source of assistance are the two internet forums. Factory Five has a long history and has sold a few thousand of these things, this means that there is a robust group of builders who have enthusiastically engaged with one another to solve problems and answer questions. We have yet to find a question that has not already been answered on the forums. Seriously, it's so thorough it's almost comical. Google search "FFR" followed by whatever question you have and I would be surprised if you don't locate the answer. Just be sure to check the dates on the forum posts as some of the challenges people encountered were with earlier models of the roadster and the suggestions they make might not apply to the current model. Factory Five clearly has monitored these forums and has actively tweaked their design to fix some of the common issues from early models and, they have even incorporated into the MK IV some of the custom modifications their early buyers engineered (e.g. driver's foot box mods). Set your expectations appropriately. These guys need to deliver complete, unassembled automobiles. Even with an old and relatively simple British roadster that is not a small task. They have identified, acquired, organized, and in many cases - fabricated, thousands of parts which usually fit perfectly. Many of these parts are common to current production cars, so a smaller company like Factory Five sometimes has to wait for parts when Ford places a large order. So they send your kit with a short list of back ordered parts - usually just minor stuff. Not only is this "no big deal" as it has not interrupted our build one bit, but it's actually pretty exciting as the parts continue to arrive. These guys are absolutely first rate, you WILL get all of the parts. Not only is Factory Five a great design house, but they also are a skilled logistics company. If you decide to by a MK IV roadster here are a couple of suggestions: Get the frame powder coated. Order the body with the cut-outs done at the factory. Get the optional independent rear suspension. Buy a powered (e.g. pneumatic) riveter. Get some extra, high quality 1/8" drill bits and some cleco fasteners. If you ignore most of this advice, get the cleco fasteners, those things make assembling the sheet metal easy and fun. And unless you can pick up the kit yourself use Stewart Transportation for the delivery. I first saw the Factory Five roadster kit in 2000 and wanted to buy one. I opened a small account and started saving money in an account I called the "snake pit." A home purchase, a few cars and 2 kids later we bought the kit in mid-2019. We are having the time of our lives putting this thing together. If you're on the fence about getting one of these kits take this advice: Do it.