Well here it goes. I have a pick up truck I am working on and I needed to replace the rear axle…read more Anyone that has ever tackled this type of job knows that once you remove the old u-bolts you should always replace with new ones when reinstalling the axle.... or at least that is the safest way. Anyway I bought two sets of u-bolts (2 per set) from Advance Auto. They are "universal" and you have to cut them to your desired length once you get them installed. Well after hours of laboring in the sun and heat I get ready to torque these to factory specs when I hear a pop sound,,, like something just broke,,,, I backed the nut off the bolt only to find that the threads on the bolt were stripped off!!! How in the !@%* does this happen? SO I decide to take the other u-bolts off to look at the threads on them and the other is stripped also!!! I only used an open end wrench to tighten this down. How in the world can a company sell a product that has such a poor grade metal that is used on a part of your vehicle that is a critical part of your safety while operating a vehicle!!!!! I cannot fault Advance Auto since they did not make the product,, however I did advise the manager to pull this crappy product off the shelf and send it back to the mfg before someone is killed!!! I have emailed the company to see if I will get a reply,,, I am really upset since I have put so many hours into this job just to end up with stripped out bolts and many hours of lost time and labor!!!!! This product like many other products are made in China but my issue with this........Who is in charge of safety testing? Product testing? The USA, China, both?? Obviously nobody has tested them to see if they can actually be torqued to factory specs. Beware of this product!!

POT METAL GARBAGE! Purchased 2 sets of part 13-0112A and before the lock washers even seated, the…read morethreads stripped out on the U-bolts!! Clearly the metallurgy is inferior. Who is in charge to test the product? Grade 8 this is not. The nuts appear to be fine, just the threaded portion of the U-Bolt. I did not over-torque as I left them somewhat loose to allow the axle and spring assembly to be square once attached to the trailer chassis. Then I was going to torque them. Avoid this brand and try to find the URIAH axle parts. Those are made properly.

A superb and friendly place. They were helpful and even helped me to load parts into my car. I…read morecalled ahead and they could be described as courteous and polite. They went out of their way to help me locate the part I needed and even took extra time to make sure that the part was in good condition before I made the long drive to get it. Awesome place!

From the owner: Here at Bacon's we care!read more

They service terrible they treat people like shii I don't recommend they are not accurate they…read moretold me they was going to come get a vehicle they made me loose a day of work to wait on them after they didn't want to come the first time because apparently they took me off the schedual

So rude. The lady with blue hair had the worst attitude. No mask were being worn by the little…read moreworkers.

When I called up East Street Automotive, it was with trepidation due to a bad experience with…read moreanother parts supplier/salvage yard. I'd found the part that I needed on carpart.com as well as their own site and called them up. The woman on the line looked up the part, confirmed they had it, ready to shipped and we took care of the whole transaction over the phone. Two days later, a box showed up with the part, exactly as described. East Street made it easy, affordable and quick.

When it comes to getting what you need, in a timely manner, at the best price possible, there is no…read moreother than East Street! Quick, easy ordering, always correct fit, damage free shipping, and overall the best in the business. I've been dealing with Jim for almost 30 years and he is the best! When you want the best in auto parts, call East Street today!!

Not a good experience, would not recommend!Customer service is less than adequate. Bought Hogebuilt…read morebrackets and fenders, however found out later that they installed a competitor bracket. Took the truck back to them even before the fender fell off. They said they were installed correctly and the owner denied any and all responsibility. This all happened within about a 3-4 month period and the truck wasn't even on the road half the time. I'm now out approximately $3,800 with the damage to the fenders, brackets and damage to my tires, not to mention the time having to deal with the problem. Beware!

I ordered 10 chrome lug nut covers for my motor home from Empire so I would have some spares. They…read moreshipped my order the same day I ordered! Great service, and their price was the cheapest I found as well. One of the really "Good Outfits" out there. Ed Sievers in Denver, CO

My nephew took his car in a week from yesterday...they said it would be finished that Thursday or…read moreFriday.. it's another week gone by and they had to put 2 lower control arms on and 2 tie rods on a 2007 Chevy.... I'm not having him send that car back there again.we already had the parts and still waiting... they've had it 7 days and still not finished.... I'll never use them again and if it isn't ready by tomorrow they gonna see the connections I have with that city ...this is ridiculous....you been in business 20 yrs ...I can't tell.... don't use these ppl....they are obviously incompetent,....they don't give a shit ppl have jobs to go to...my brother in-law can build a car faster than these s.o.b.s...if he loses his job over this i work with the mayor and you may close down

Don's garage mechanic "Ratboy" ( actual name tag) took me for $450.00 on a transmission leak…read more Within the first hour after driving my truck off the lot, the entire transmission fluid leaked out. When I returned for a warranty repair, Don's garage would not honor any work, said I paid cash and did not have a bill to prove the work. This garage was a recommendation from a church member and I did not feel the need to require any form of an agreement other than a handshake. The next repair shop informed me that no actual repair was made other that to put silicone over the original gasket; which had failed. Liars and thieves. Leave your vehicle for repair at your peril. I'm not alone with this thought.

I have purchased numerous parts for my vehicles and have been very pleased with their selections…read more They don't always have what I'm looking for because so many people use their parts. You just have to keep trying.

There customer service sucks Im seeing they have the vehicle…read morewhich I need a transmission off of but won't tell me if it has a transmission and won't contact the branch where it is located, 4 hours from my location and they expect me to drive there to find out if the transmission is even on it! Ridiculous! I would suggest finding a better junkyard with customer care Pull a parts operation is horrible. Im sure I will find a company that supports selling their own parts...like wow

Derek has been a great help in getting our ALSCO trucks rebranded. I thank him and appreciate the…read moresmooth process.

From the owner: Rush Truck Centers - Memphis West is a used commercial truck dealership in Memphis, Tennessee,…read moreoffering a wide selection of used trucks from all makes and models. This location features an on-site collision center providing commercial truck collision repair services for medium- and heavy-duty trucks, along with mobile service and roadside assistance.