Older guy with glasses helped me put on my wipers, super cool guy and had excellent service skills…read more Highly recommend this place.

This is honestly the worst O Reillys i have ever been to,i've witnessed the workers talk to people…read moreas if they are incompetent,today i saw a younger gentleman who clearly worked a construction job or something like that,go to the counter for a part and the crew member very rude and loudly goes "are you really hurting for money that much" when the gentleman asked for the cheaper part,this is no way to ever speak to anyone especially when you are a middle aged man working at parts store for a living.

I believe the general manager assisted me immediately as I entered the shop. I usually don't get…read morehelp and this was nice. Real nice. I appreciate customer service like this. Sorry, I forgot his name to five him credit but he was an older bald gentleman. He helped me with my tail light bulbs. Parking was plenty. I recommend for anyone coming for their auto parts needs. People in customer service should learn from this gentleman.

I needed help with a tail light and the new manager Zach was so helpful. He was very nice and just…read morehappy to help me take a look at the light inside the hood and wiped it off and it was fine. He said I could come back anytime if I have problems with the light. I will be back for sure. Great helpful service!

My CRV needed some TLC after an unexpected "die while driving" incident. A friend recommended I…read morehead to AutoZone. It was my first time in for a suggested free diagnostic. From the get go, the staff was welcoming and helpful! Raul (RJ) was attentive, patient and inquisitive as I described the issue at hand. He did the diagnostic test, reviewed it with me and then provided a printout. I was incredibly thankful for his expertise!

I brought in my Small Hyundai Elantra for a hitch for my bike rack. Small job compared to the big…read moretrucks they work on. The were kind, professional and efficient with timing. Highly recommended.

I was having issues with installing a bed divider that I purchased from Ford Accessories website…read more Eric at Line-X of Vancouver researched the issue and had the bed divider installed in a matter of minutes.

Darlene is amazing and helped me with a last minute tire plug and THEN helped me find a place who…read morecould do an emergency patch on my tire. I was driving all the way through Washington from San Diego for Christmas and didn't know the area at all. Her customer service is unmatched and I could not be more grateful. Thank you Darlene!

Stopped by to buy some paint for my vehicle and was kindly greeted by a gentleman. I didn't know…read morewhat types of paint/clear Code I need so I was assisted quite nicely. When time came to check out everything went down hill. Before I can confirm home much paint I needed he mixed more then I needed and was pissed because I said don't need that much. When time came to pay, I had an account with a friend to give me a discount. I gave that to him and he didn't like that either showing me an attitude. Long story short, fuck this place.

Backstory: I have little or no knowledge of auto paint and am restoring a VW bus and wanted a…read morespecific color that I had the VW color code, formula, different brand codes, etc. The shop that is painting it said that the company he uses needed to see the color in order to match it. We went to 3 different places and they couldn't come close so we ended up at Industrial Finishes & Systems on our what seemed like a never ended quest for the proper match. The guys in the shop were knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to help in just getting us a sample. They didn't try and pressure us in buying what they had they just wanted to get us what we were looking for. One of the guys looked on his computer, found the code, and mixed us up a sample. An exact match of what we were looking for. It makes me think what the hell the other shops are doing in business. If you have a car (any kind) and are looking to repaint or need supplies, go there. You will be treated right.

This auto parts store is conveniently located off of Fourth Plain Blvd. It's a standalone store…read morewith a large parking lot. Staff is always friendly and helpful. They have a parts counter where they can look up the parts you need, see if they have them in stock or order them for you. A very helpful option for those needing specific car parts. There's a large variety of products available in this large auto parts store. They have anything and everything you can think of, from car fresheners to car maintenance fluids like motor oil, antifreeze and power steering fluid. They also have cleaners for your engine compartment or general car washing products. We frequent this store weekly. Their prices are reasonable and we prefer the one stop shopping they provide here. Would highly recommend.

Love this place. Needed some parts for my A3 and Noah was able to point me in the right direction…read moreafter i almost ordered the wrong part. Best prices and service.

Radiator shops are a dyeing breed people just replace, no one wants to repair anymore. I guess…read moremostly because everything is made of plastic. Anyways rants aside I started coming here when my local radiator shop in Portland closed after over 50 years in business. They provide the same great workmanship and responsive service I had come to rely upon from my old shop. They are one of the last of their kind and I hope they stick around. Example: Radiator in my mini skid was mangled took it in they told me to buy I new one, I looked up the price and they were $1300 asked them if there was any way to repair it for less, they quoted me $600 and got it back good as new.

This may be the last old school radiator shop left. I…read morerecently sent a friend there and was told that the service and place was exactly what I described. A few years back, I went to another radiator shop, who's add boasts something like, "Serving you since 1948". I thought cool, my radiator is from 48, I'll bring it there. When I stopped back the next day, they didn't even look at the radiator and wanted to sell me a new one. This radiator came out of a running car, no leaks, just running a little warm. So off I went to another shop. That's when I stumbled across Wilson Radiator. The shop is old school, Like a converted old gas station in a old neighbor hood. Walking up, I saw acetylene torches, lit and ready to go. I walked in the office, interrupted a friendly game of cards and told them my story. A old timer came out, told me everyone inside was crooks(I assume he was losing). He looked at my radiator and told me to call back that afternoon. They pulled the tanks off, inspected and cleaned out the tubes. They said it was a solid radiator with no issues. So, if you want true shop, doing your repairs. Go to Wilsons. If you want to be sold a new radiator, by a salesmen. Go to the other guys.