This is actually a place called Herbort Auto Parts. They can order what you need like I usually do…read morefor my piece of crap GM vehicle that's always needing parts. I needed a GM Silverado mirror and the local charlatan scumbag rip off Chevy Dealer, the new one Bob Price, wanted like 300 for a mirror. Yes a cheap delco GM mirror. Stick it where the sun don't shine. This place was reasonable and got me the right fit since GM has like 100 versions of the same part. If you need it they'll order it for you. They're knowledgeable and they also have hard to find things like hydraulic hoses and fittings I needed for a tractor loader.

From the owner: Carquest Auto Parts - Patriot Auto Parts at 516 Granite Ave in Fredericksburg is one of the…read morenation's leading auto parts retailers stocking new and remanufactured automotive parts, maintenance items, and accessories such as batteries and oil filters for all makes and models. Visit your local store in Fredericksburg, call us or go online to order and pickup in-store. Carquest is part of Advance Auto Parts, Inc., the largest automotive aftermarket parts supplier in the U.S. Save even more on your next visit by signing up for Speed Perks and receive discounts on the parts you need at participating stores.

I got there 30 minutes till closing (I was the only person there) and I sat there for 20 minutes,…read morethe worker made eye contact with me several times yet said nothing. I decided to go in and he told me to go to the middle doors and waited another 10 minutes. Just for them to say it's all good instead of fixing the leak in my tire.

The people at Walmart Tire Center got us in and out quick! We were driving through Fredericksburg…read morewith our camper trailer when we noticed one of our tires was bad. The friendly guys squeezed us in so we could get back on the road! All for a very reasonable price - Thanks guys!

We were coming up for the weekend and blew a cold intake clamp. Ended up being about 10 minutes…read moreaway from this dealership. Most amazing customer service! Policy here is if you break down, you come first. Had sodas,coffee and water in the waiting room. Nice fireplace, tv was on, place was immaculate. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating!!! The stars lined up with this vehicle problem. If we ever break down again, let's hope it's right by this place otherwise hubby might be leaving with a new truck!

Two factory-installed tires failed within two weeks of their alignment. 2024 Honda Passport Black…read moreEdition, factory Continental tires, low miles. We brought it in for alignment/rotation. Within two weeks of their work, the tread on BOTH rear tires separated from the belts. Was it their fault? The answer seems obvious--judge for yourself: * Timing + duplication = common cause. Two identical failures, on the same vehicle, right after one service event, point to (1) a shared condition introduced, or (2) factory-installed tires that were already failing and weren't detected during an alignment/rotation. The odds of both tires--less than halfway through their usable life--failing identically by chance at the same time are astronomical. Not detecting failing tires during an alignment/rotation is gross incompetence. Either would be a case of Stroeher's dropping the ball--with potentially deadly consequences. * They controlled the risk factors. The service manager (Lane) insisted "nothing we did could have caused it." During alignment/rotation a shop sets tire pressures, handles mounting/beads, torques lugs, and evaluates tire condition. Errors in any of those can lead to overheating/over-deflection, which can result in tread/belt separation (per NTSB and USTMA). So it appears Lane is either unqualified to do his job, or he was lying. * Duty of care--breached. They returned the car still misaligned after charging for alignment, then brushed off concerns. When I said I was unhappy with the original alignment, Lane handed me the keys and said, "If you aren't happy with our service, you should take it somewhere else." No investigation, no documentation, no concern. Bottom line: reckless indifference to customer safety and an abject refusal to take accountability. And I get an alignment that didn't fully align the car and ended up costing me over $700.

We had a nail in a tire while traveling - fixed it with minimal time and expense. Thanks for saving…read moreg our anniversary weekend!

Great service, great customer service, everyone was very amicable and nice. Happy to have chosen…read morethis place. Quick oil change, plus service to my vehicle!! Thank you!!!

I've been going to Quality Lube for 11 years. Richard is trustworthy, knowledgeable and kind. So…read moregrateful to have a reliable place to take my car.

My family and I were visiting Fredericksburg and got stuck on the side of the highway with a flat…read more We called and Patrick was able to come and get us aired up and less than an hour we were headed back home safe and happy!

Well, my car has been at the BMW shop for a few days now due to what amounts to absolute…read moreincompetence or a deliberate act of destruction of my vehicle. Anyone who has ever worked in an auto repair shop should know to never use RED loctite on a bolt that you NEVER intend to remove. What's worse is that these people used RED loktite on single-use aluminum bolts. BMW informed me that entire transmission has to be dropped in order to drill out and re-tap the bolt holes. This isn't cheap and the lawsuit will be filed the moment the car exits the shop. Stay tunned. I will be posting photos of the loctite and the damage provided to me by BMW.