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    State Trailer RV & Outdoor Supply

    4.8 (6 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    3.5
    (20 reviews)

    Excellent service and a great experience!…read more My car died when I went to the gym, and I was completely stranded in the parking lot near Rally's. I stopped at O'Reilly Auto Parts on 855 W University Drive in Mesa (85201), and a very professional and knowledgeable lady came out to the parking lot to help me. They jumped my car and brought it over to the store, where she carefully tested the battery, starter, and other components. She discovered that the problem was actually a loose battery cable. She fixed the cable and did all the necessary tests to make sure everything was working properly. My car was running again! I was very impressed with her professionalism, knowledge, and willingness to help me when I was stranded. She took the time to find the actual problem and fix it. I highly recommend this O'Reilly Auto Parts location on University Drive in Mesa. Thank you so much for your help and excellent customer service! You made a stressful situation so much easier.

    Went to do a return of headlights incorrectly purchased. Had my receipt. Wouldn't return me the…read morecash I paid ($50). Only wanted to do store credit. That would be fine if that's how I paid for it but I expect to be given cash back (or back to my debit card as an alternative). Female manager agreed with me and told me a return to a debit card was fine but Hispanic older male manager overheard and disagreed with her and told her gift card only. For those who deal with cash - beware

    AutoZone - Mesa

    AutoZone - Mesa

    4.1
    (22 reviews)

    My car battery died completely out of nowhere, and thankfully there was an AutoZone just a minute…read moreaway. Before going in, I noticed several reviews mentioning Shawn, and I'm happy to say they were absolutely right. Shawn went above and beyond by not only installing my new battery but also taking the time to educate me about battery maintenance, what to watch for, and a few helpful tips to extend its life. He never made me feel rushed and genuinely cared about making sure I understood everything before I left. Exceptional customer service like this is hard to come by. If you're lucky enough to have Shawn assist you, you're in great hands. Thank you for turning a stressful situation into such a positive experience. 10/10, highly recommend!

    I gave them 2 stars so let me explain: I went in for one item (tire shine) as I approached an…read moreemployee asked me if I was using cash or card, I said "card" so he directed me to their self check out, which is fine because I had one item. I scanned it and immediately the reader stated "see cashier" but the light was blinking for my card, so I put it in, and it still said "see cashier". I looked over to the cashiers and now there was a line behind both of them. I feel more like a boomer every day, because I just left the tire shine on the counter and left. If you're going to direct me to the self checkout and you still have to approve the sale as if you checked me out, I see no point to having it. I get it, people steal, and one way they do it is at the self checkouts. But if you're going to have one, figure it out. Fast food has kiosks, grocery stores and Walmart have self checkout. If you're not going to hire more employees (which I don't think was the problem here) then figure it out.

    AutoZone Auto Parts

    AutoZone Auto Parts

    3.0
    (15 reviews)

    The store manager needs to find herself a new job if she doesn't like her job. She is rude to her…read moreemployees and a shit ass attitude in front of customers. I'll drive to another store from now on.

    This review is not written to discourage others from shopping at this AutoZone location -- it's a…read morereflection and a heartfelt call for stronger leadership and greater empathy from the store's management team. Recently, I found myself in a difficult situation when the water pump on our Mercedes went out. None of the local stores had the part in stock, so I spent nearly $400 ordering it directly from AutoZone's website. While waiting on the part, I parked in a clean, out-of-the-way area of the lot where no cars typically park, and began preparing the vehicle for the installation. What followed was surprising and disheartening. Instead of a simple conversation or a show of understanding, the manager made the decision to call the police on me. Thankfully, the responding officer showed empathy and chose not to escalate the situation. Unfortunately, that wasn't the end of it -- the store's contracted tow truck was sent out twice, though even the driver expressed discomfort with towing us, recognizing the situation for what it was: people going through a tough time, trying to fix their car and move on respectfully. And yet, early Sunday morning -- 8:45 AM -- I was berated by the manager in front of her staff. I apologized, explained I was nearly finished, and asked for just a few more hours to complete the repair. Her tone remained harsh and dismissive, calling our vehicle an "eyesore" more than once. For context: our Mercedes, while temporarily immobile, Blue Books for over $20,000 in its current condition. So to call it an "eyesore" was not only inaccurate -- it was unkind. As someone who has worked in hospitality and management for over 15 years, I've faced far more difficult situations with far more grace. Leadership is not about flexing authority -- it's about setting the tone, finding solutions, and recognizing when compassion is more powerful than control. Had she approached me respectfully, I would've gone the extra mile to finish immediately. Instead, the energy she gave was adversarial from the start. This review is not about revenge or anger. It's about the hope that this manager reflects on how her actions reflect on her team and on AutoZone as a whole. Management is a privilege, not a platform for power trips. And when you're in that role, you're not just solving problems -- you're teaching your staff how to treat people. I truly hope she sees this not as criticism, but as an opportunity. With the right mindset, she can grow. She can choose to lead with empathy and teach her team to do the same. Because in the end, it's not about a car part or a parking space -- it's about how we treat one another when it matters most.

    State Trailer RV & Outdoor Supply - autopartssupplies - Updated August 2026

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