I will never recommend this business to anyone ever again. The man that I talked to was rude,…read moreunprofessional, and had an arrogant attitude.

Ron at weaver parts went above and beyond helpful and efficient! I would steal him as an employer…read morebut I currently don't own a business this type of employee care is a rare find in today's outsourced business of customer service without a doubt the company delivered my part as promised ! High recommend Ron and this company !

I have been working with Tommy at Boulevard radiator for over 20 years…read more Tommy is a craftsman who takes great pride in his work. Top notch radiator repair at a very fair price.

From the owner: One Day Service…read more Boulevard Radiator Shop, managed by Tommy Laney is a one-day service shop that specializes in car and truck Radiators. Having served Union County since 1980, Boulevard Radiator Shop has left many customers satisfied with their work. All types of vehicles are serviced here, and there are many amenities there to make your visit as comfortable as possible.

Didn't have problems going into O'Reilly before today i experienced the most horrible experience…read morewith Hunter, the customers before he was nice to them. Now its my turn and my dad, doesnt greet us "Can I help you?" with an attitude. Explained what part I needed and asked if it was in stock. While I was asking my dad for the account number, Hunter sighed loudly and started tapping his fingers impatiently. When he came back with the sensor, instead of placing it on the counter, he basically threw it to my dad. I see this happen and get frustrated because let the rolls be switched around WE seem rude so i paid and left, with hunter not having the proper manners from the start wouldn't want to know how others are treated when having an encounter with him. I get those nasty or rude customers but we didnt receive what was given. Really hope this catches management attention

Went into O'Reilly's to pick up a part my dad had already ordered earlier. The second we walked in,…read moreeveryone greeted us except Hunter. Right away, he asked, "Can I help you?" with an attitude. I explained what part I needed and asked if it was in stock. While I was asking my dad for the account number, Hunter sighed loudly and started tapping his fingers impatiently. When he came back with the sensor, instead of placing it on the counter, he basically threw it to my dad. At that point, I was already frustrated. We wanted to add the sensor onto the order that was already there so everything could be paid together. Hunter then told us he needed a PO number after we had already given him the account information. When I said that was fine and we'd just pay separately, he aggressively slammed the keyboard, asked for my phone number without explaining why, and then said, "Why did you give me that number if you don't have an account?" even though he never asked if I had one in the first place. Customer service costs nothing. The attitude, impatience, and disrespect made what should have been a simple purchase unnecessarily frustrating.