Went in to look at maybe a used Soul or Sportage. We've owned two other Kias and love the brand…read more Ashley helped us, answered all our questions, etc. And just like that we decided on a new Soul with all the bells and whistles! Everyone we dealt with there was great.

Terrible over the phone customer service. I simply called in and asked a simple question was a…read morelittle confused on his rude answer and then he proceeded to hang up on me. I used to highly recommend Bowmans to everybody all of my friends and family. I will never do that again. I will definitely let everyone know how rude your customer service was. I wish I knew the man's name.!

From the owner: If you're a business specializing in auto parts, whether you're a store or service center, having a…read moreprofessional supplier is key to ensuring your business has the products you need when you need them. Bowman Parts Co. in Newark, OH, serves those throughout Licking County with reliable auto supplies to help your company succeed. As a supplier, they pride themselves on maintaining "quality by the brand" and carry a stockpile of the best auto parts on the market. As an auto supply company, they have maintained a reputation for great customer service and extensive knowledge of the different supplies necessary to complete any auto repair. Whether your inventory is lacking brake pads or suspension parts, they provide the auto supplies necessary to complete each job. Their inventory is vast and carries parts, such as: * Fastener and rivet tools * Tractor and trailer parts * ATV tools and parts Let the specialists at Bowman Parts steer you in the right direction for auto supplies. Call them at (740) 345-3335 or visit them on Facebook for more information.

Was camping at Legend Valley and the camper's battery died. Called AZ and Jason found the right…read moredeep-cycle battery and put it on a charge for me so when I picked it up, it was fully charged and ready to go. Thanks!

I hope you know what you need when you go in this store, because the people behind the counter, may…read moreneed here pulse checked. I would much rather drive to north Newark to O'Reilly auto parts than go into this worthless hole

customer service is top notch, had trouble with getting warranty for a battery taken care of at…read moreHebron , took it to the Heath store and got the battery replaced in no time. Very helpful and professional service at Heath, avoid Hebron

Kind of a long story. Purchased a headlight bulb at the Newark store. A week later went to install…read moreand it was the wrong one. I live about 30 min away, but was going to be in Heath, so stopped to return at that store. I couldn't find the receipt, so that was the first issue. Let me be clear, the young lady helping me went out of her way to swap them out despite the fact that I didn't have a receipt and their stores apparently don't "talk" to each other. Second issue was I had no DL with me. It had not been given back to me when I had to present it at the shooting range a few days previous, and I didn't realize I hadn't gotten it back until I needed it. She got her manager to come help. That's where my issue started. I appreciate he helped me out and did the exchange despite the fact I had NOTHING I needed. I was appreciative when he informed me he was going against procedure and in the future I would need my DL for a return. I told him that like the majority of folks, I carry my DL with me at all times, and explained why I didn't have it. In my mind, at that point the transaction should have been concluded and we all move on. But he starts it up again about having my DL. I said I've already explained to you why I didn't have it. Then he tells me not to get mad, and does his DL speech again. I said well actually I AM getting mad and started for the door. He said something about taking care of me, and I responded with yeah, after making sure you slapped my hand. My point is this. If you are really concerned with GREAT customer service, then explain your policy, and either help or don't help. Simple as that. But if you decide to help, then do it with courtesy, and don't presume to continue to lecture your customer, THEN tell them not to get mad. Bottom line the only reason I was there in the first place was due to one of their employees selling me the incorrect bulb. Again, the young lady who first waited on me was really nice and helpful, and I have no issue with her.