Sometimes I write a review not because a place has yummy food, but simply because the place is…read moreAWESOME! Pacific Power Batteries on the east portion of Totem Lake is such a place. My big screen TV died exactly two months after the warranty ended. Other than buying a new one, we want to responsibly recycle the broken TV. Online searches led us to here. I always have some hesitation coming to a private business such as this instead of, say, a King County transfer station. Will they have hidden fees, will they try to sell you something, will they point to a bin and tell us (not strong people) to fit it in somehow??? Well, let me tell you how EASY it was. We arrived and parked. We walked in and said we like to recycle a flat screen TV. He said, "No problem. I'll even help you unload." My jaw dropped a bit. We filled out a single line on a form. We opened the trunk. This taller and stronger than us guy singlehandedly took the TV out of our car, brought it inside, and gently placed it standing vertically on its edge in an open-top box lending against another big screen TV. That was it. Free! No cost! I was so shocked at how easy it was that I forgot to take any pictures. He was brilliant. Thank you!

Knowledgeable and helpful. A great combination to get your problems solved quickly and efficiently.read more

Batteries Plus is a chain of stores that sells car batteries, light systems, bulbs, and other…read moresimilar items. [Price Range] -- $20+ [Services] -- they can replicate car keys and key fobs, install batteries in your car, repair phones, and a bunch more. [Location]-- located very close to the super busy Tacoma Mall area. The parking area is very small-- only having 4 or 5 spots, so it can be a pain to get out when the area is busy. Other than that, the store is clean and there aren't any people loitering there. [Experience]-- the employees were pleasant to interact with. I needed a car key replaced and initially the associate wasn't sure their machine could replicate my car key due to how worn it was, so she refunded the programming fee and had me find someone to manually cut it. Fortunately, Home Depot's (they can also replicate most car keys even if they have transponders) machine replicated the key perfectly, so I came back to this location and she was able to use their software to program the key to my car. Overall, I paid $122 for them to do so. It's entirely possible to do this yourself if you order a kit or have two car keys, but considering I needed it done ASAP I am very grateful for this service and I don't think the price is that bad.

Got new Duracell auto battery installed in my Lexus in 15 minutes, no appointment or waiting! You…read morecannot get faster service anywhere else. The website had a double discount sale and they install it for free. You get a top quality battery for a good price and immediate install, just what anyone needs.

Not sure if the other locations are Like the ones on Teri…read moreparkway in fort myers but I have bought over 7 batterie and known have lasted more than 1.5-2 years. To me there not worth it.

I've had two batteries replaced there. The price and service was great. They went the extra mile to…read morehelp me out.

DONT go here to get your phone fixed they are liars they lied n said I needed a whole new phone an…read morethat they couldn't fix it it was just the front screen broken I went somewhere else GOT IT FIXED NO NEW PHONE NEEDED

I've been in here twice to recycle batteries. I think it has been the same person both times. He is…read morevery helpful and attentive. Today I brought in a battery that was busted and he was kind and honest enough to tell me he'd have to charge me to return it; however, I could go to another spot that would take it for free. That's what I call service. Thank you!

I was concerned the price would be high from a custom business but was surprised by the very…read morereasonable battery prices. I had issues installing my new battery and they lent me a few tools and recommended a part to fix a bad cable terminal. The only issue I had was they were out of the cheaper foreign batteries for my truck.

My old '98 Mercedes diesel doesn't get driven every day and after a few days she won't start…read morewithout a a half hour on the charger. I suspected I was going to need a new battery, an expense my fixed income couldn't absorb. I've passed by Pac Power countless times over the decades but since they were close to an appointment I had I stopped in. Ryan checked the battery and found it tested good. He set me up with a pigtail to connect to a trickle charger for a lot less than a new battery that anyplace else would have happily tried to sell me. This job was a little bit of a PITA since the battery was under the rear seat. I'm grateful for businesses that operate like this. Their motto on their sign is more than an empty slogan; "Good people selling batteries...for everything"

I stopped in Budget Batteries in hopes that they had what I needed. It was a long shot since I…read morehave 27 year old Japanese import. I hadn't even gotten out of my car yet when I was greeted. I asked if they had a battery for "this", and he said, "I sure do!" I said I would need new terminals, and he said that would be easy. He started to explain something, but I (probably rudely) interrupted him and said, "Do what you gotta do, because I can't start it without a jump". He said, okay, and started grabbing what he needed. The battery is located under the passenger seat, which is on the left side of my right-hand drive vehicle. He had to work inside the car to change out the terminals and place the new battery. He took care not to make a mess, picked up all the cuttings, and fixed my seat and carpet. I had to have the same service done to my other JDM vehicle. I went to the Tacoma shop that time. The battery is under the hood of that one, so less work. Great service there, too; however, Puyallup service was $20 cheaper. Before I left, he asked if he could take a picture of my vehicle. You're a lifesaver, Chad! Thanks so much for having what I needed, being so cool, and getting me back on the road within 20 minutes. *Side note: I read another review, and I feel like I have to say this. I'm a female and an islander. I didn't feel any discrimination or racism.

The service was very quick, but the pricing and communication were quite bad…read more I went in to have the battery I had purchased four years ago checked. I'd been going to this store for a very long time, but it had a new manager. The manager attached a meter to the battery very quickly, which I appreciated. I didn't see the meter, and he didn't explain anything, just, "Yep, it's bad." He gave me the replacement price, which was high, but I decided to go ahead and have it done. I asked about the warranty, and he said it was five years. I said, "Does my current battery have the same warranty?" "Yes," he said, "You bought it here." "So, am I due some pro-rated discount because this battery failed early?" "I can give you 10%" "Hmmm," I'm thinking, "I'd have thought 4 years out of 5 would be a 20% discount," but I didn't know how they prorate, so I let it go. When he rang up the sale, he forgot the discount. I asked about it, and he said he could give me a slip of paper for an extra core charge when I come back to replace this battery. This was because it was "too hard" to run the sale over again. He scribbled on the back of a business card and initialed it. (It is pictured below.) Of course, I'm thinking, "So I have to hang on to this piece of paper for four to five years and come back here for another battery because you made a mistake and are too lazy to run the transaction over again?" He caught my look and said he could run it again, but he was "just trying to save me money because running a credit, and a new sale would be two or three transactions, and the card machine charges me $2.50 every time it runs a card, so I would end up losing most of the rebate." I'm thinking, "Huh?!" All this is happening at high speed, I feel pressured, and so I decide it's not enough money to hassle over, and I'm not up for the fuss. So I end up paying the full (high) price and have to keep track of what I think is likely a worthless piece of paper that won't be honored even if I just happen to be in the right place at the right time when I need a new battery sometime in the future. Nah, not gonna happen. Needless to say, I'm very disappointed, feel poorly treated, and slightly deceived. I won't go back to the store and will not recommend it to others, which is kind of sad because I've been going there for so long (when it had a different manager). Oh, well, life goes on, and it's not enough money to worry about, but the principles involved were worth mentioning. There, I got that off my chest, and I feel better now. :-) Thanks for being my online counselor! LOL.

Amazing how fast it was for me to get a fully working (almost like new) battery for my Acura CL and…read morecalled 2 others before this one so. Where i was coming from at the time I so Happened to be closer to the one in Milton and also called the one downtown Tacoma or one by the TacMall I can't remember now smh but it was so frustrating that everytime I try to start my car, before work after work and when id need to run errands at the store or go get groceries and coming out to a dead ass car is not the best of times but I'd be meaning to check them out after one of my coworkers had mentioned that they even existed esp since I really got no clue when it comes to cars and mechanics & such and guess wasn't much good for me that my dad always had been the one who I'd go to if my brakes went bad "needed changing" or tires were worn out/ popped on me so guess I should've been paying more attention when he was helping with that cuz let me tell ya I dint eve know how to check the pressure of my tire let alone put air in them shut that's bad now that i think about it omggg smdh So anyways i believe his name was Kevin who had said tht he did have a battery to fix perfectly in my car for just $77 (and not $200+tax for brand new like I think Costco's was) so 77bucks out the door for me & now every time I go to my car I'm so relieved it actually just starts up like a normal car like best feeling ever lol And the main reason why I did not want to give 5stars is because when I pulled up, me & my friends had got done eating some Chinese food we had to eat for lunch & so my friend had waxed their plate of food & asked me to throw their ONE to go box in the trash can we had seen right out in front in the garage we were parked right up front of so when I asked our battery guy if that was okay ...(me being polite) he literally said no I wasn't able to throw my trash away & because I guess that so many ppl were like I guess throwing their trash out there but it was literally 1 damn to go box and so I had to bring it back n give my friend to hold onto it till we actually had got to throw when was getting gas smdh *They would probably have got the whole 5 starS if he had just abit better customer service(or whatever it's called) than that that we had got..

I had a dead battery. The technician at budget batteries (BB), cleaned it up an was able to charge…read moreit. He gave me a loaner battery to use while he charged the old one overnight. The next day he installed the old one, now revived. Cost to me $0. He could have easily sold me a new battery for around $147. Thoughtful, staff, friendly and they are there for their customers.

Fast, knowledgeable, great price, and friendly service. Got…read moreus back in the road quick!

Found out we had a power drain in our car and the battery died unexpectedly. Called and got a quote…read moreover the phone. We had that much in a crunch so went and picked it up. Battery has been great and price was good. Nice, quick, friendly staff. Would definitely use these guys again if we're in need.