Tess Weaver, Single-handedly saved a auto customer with her above and beyond customer service. The rest of Sears Customer Service Department and Offline were UNHELPFUL and kept giving me the run around, I would give them 1 star if I could. Sears Auto in Salt Lake closed earlier this year and of course my battery had to go out. I was given a customer service number who at that point in time advised that I was indeed still under my battery warranty and that Offline would contact me for the warranty process. I received an email pretty quickly from Offline and they advised that since I did not have a nearby location to go ahead and purchase a car battery, submit the receipt and they would reimburse me via check up to $162 - which was the cost of my battery I purchased at Sears Auto. Done. Went and purchased a new battery, submitted the receipt and I got a reply from offline pretty quickly again -- but this time Offline stated that I was only eligible for a store credit for Sears or KMart. SERIOUSLY? No one shops at Sears or KMart - I only shopped at Sears Auto prior to. When I called Customer Service they advised to reply to the email and state that I was not interested in Store Credit and instead for a reimbursement. Offline replied again stating that they no longer offer that option and I would have to contact a Store Manager at the nearest location to me for help -- which is Idaho Falls. What a pain that they couldnt just gotten me taken care of right then and there. Apparently their policy just changed this week that they could not issue reimbursements. How convenient. Calling Sears Auto in Idaho Falls, got in touch with Tess. She advises me that she has never heard of such policy that the store would do the reimbursement. When I told her the situation, she was upset for me that Offline and Customer Service was not able to just get it taken care of me in the first place. She obtained all of my emails and wrote down all of my information and advises that she had to get in touch with her DM/GM in order to move forward with anything. She was off the next day but advised me that she would call me before she left to update me. She indeed called me the same day and gave me a timeline of when to expect to hear back from her. The fact that Tess cared about how I was feeling about the situation, to explain to me the timeline and procedure she had to go through, and the complete follow through tells me that Tess is an incredible employee to Sears Auto. Please do not overlook this review store 6431! I was so frustated during all 9 phone calls because I was instructed to call this person, and then email this person. Thank you Tess for taking care of a customer. You do not go unnoticed. read more

I purchased a Die Hard battery, model DH Gold GP 49 on 11/5/13, for my 2008 BMW X3. When the weather grew cold, 15-20 degrees, last November, the starter struggled to turn the engine over. I checked battery connections, which were clean and tight. One morning it was 5 degrees and the battery wouldn't turn the engine over, and I had to jump start it. I had my trusted local shop, Teton Valley Auto Repair, test the battery and it showed weak. Later, I drove to the Sears store in Idaho Falls and told my story to an unsmiling clerk. He told me to pull the battery and he would test it. His tester showed the battery as being good and he could do nothing for me. Hmmm. So I went to another trusted shop in Idaho Falls, Ross' Diesel and Automotive, and the battery showed weak on their tester also. Since the clerk at Sears wouldn't replace the battery under warranty, I had Ross replace the battery with an Interstate. I stopped at Sears again to tell the clerk that in support of my experience of having a bad battery, two independent tests had showed the battery as being weak and that his tester was apparently faulty and that they should use another. At this, he admitted that they have another tester, but because using it apparently takes about 15 minutes for a test, they don't like to mention or use it. Same fish-eyed stare. No apology. A couple of days later the temperature hit zero and the new Interstate spun the engine over as it should. I should also mention that when the Die Hard was first purchased, the Sears people were apparently ignorant regarding various BMW models and refused to install the battery. There are some models that require caution in disconnecting the battery, but the '08 X3 isn't one of them and they should have a guide to use. read more

The friendly staff here went above and beyond great customer service. I wish I could give them 10 stars. I highly recommend this auto shop.

I'm surprised to see so many bad reviews. I've had nothing but excellent and honest service. Every time that I've been they have showed me the price of parts online and have found a coupon for me to help reduce the price. I definitely suggest using Sears Auto Center as they have been the most honest mechanics I have worked with! read more

I will never hesitate to bring my car here again! Jared the asst. manager was so nice and so helpful. They took the time to fix a job that another mechanic screwed up. The pricing was fair and the work was done well. Hated to have to get my car fixed, but Sears made it as painless as possible. read more

If I could give zero stars to this auto center, I would. Mike was absolutely horrible to deal with, started acting upset after only a few questions and the pierced up girl working the counter was as unfriendly as her appearance would lead you to believe. I am disgusted at the customer service and will be sure that myself and those around me will never do business here again. read more