This location can sometimes be congested but outside of that - it's stays pretty clean and…read morefunctional. The pricing is to be expected for charging like other EV charging places. We like coming here because there are a lot of charging stations available and it's located within a shopping mall. The wait isn't as bad as ones with two or three stalls available.

Always a terrible experience. Their app which is the only way to get a reasonable price for some…read moreinexplicable reason signed me out Try to sign in and they want to send me a code that never came to my email. So I get screwed on pricing. To top it off the spots are super close together and mapped completely differently. Can barely open door to get out and spend forever dinking with app before paying an exorbaantly high priced 0.55 because app won't let me just login. Hate this company.

This is pretty good location in the Cary area for a quick charge. They do work to keep it clean and…read moreserviced regularly - this allows for you to pull up without a lot of interference. During peak hours, it does get crowded quickly - however, this location has pretty fast charging available, so the wait isn't that bad overall. Tip: HAVE THE APP on your phone prior! Otherwise, it can cause for some frustration.

This seems to be the only fast charging station for electric vehicles in Cary. While renting an…read moreelectric vehicle while my car was being serviced, I was really glad to find this fast charging station. It is $0.45/kWh and a $0.99 transaction fee. It helps to download the EVgo app in advance so you're ready to start as soon as you get there. The app also has a rewards program and plans that can help you save and avoid the transaction fee. The stations can be a little tricky to get started, but with some finagling, I was able to get connected and start charging. There's a book store and grocery store right next to the charging station, as well as a lot of good restaurants and shops. It's nice to be able to walk around and do some shopping and get a beverage while waiting for the car to charge.

Awesome location, beautiful new and COVERED chargers is just what Unika ordered. I discovered…read morethese chargers a day after a hefty downpour of rain yesterday 8/3/24. Even with a large umbrella I got soaked. I am thankful these covered chargers are here for future use. The chargers are beautiful, it covered and right across from Sheetz. Sheetz has air if ever low tires which I actually happen to be right now . Unika B. & Co.

Was out and about escorting some friends of my wife around as we explored the area. Realized I'd…read moregotten low so we decided to hit this location up, and it was my first time using it and first time I guess for it to be added to Yelp. It's behind a Sheetz which is a bonus, I used a 150KW slot for our car as we can't take advantage of the 350KW and. I will say I discovered that for our car the last charger on the left side (150KW/Chademo) the slot the charger is and it's design doesn't work if you have a driver side front charging port (Audi Q8 or Chevy Bolt) and the cord didn't reach, so had to move to the far right charger. Worked great, got our 20-80% (62 kWh) in 28 minutes and hit a max of 146 KW (rated 150KW on charger). Since it was a new vehicle, didn't cost us anything. Great value from our perspective and plus got to buy road snacks inside the sheetz. Seemed to be a well used location at one point had two Ioniq 5s and a VW ID.4 there, a Rivian R1T drove buy but must have kept going since we were all there.

Paul, Shane, and the crew were all top shelf pros attending to my new LIV RV trailer. The work was…read morequality and they were friendly and patient enough to run me and my wife through a class on how to properly use my RV trailer and winterize it when the time comes next winter. I've gone back since then for some hitch work and so far I believe I've found my go to source on all things RV.

My experience with the Service Department at Shaw RV in Youngsville, NC, has been disappointing. I…read morecontacted Shaw RV for an appointment to inspect my class B Winnebago Rialta before completing the motorhome sale. I called Shaw RV on March 20, 2024, to schedule an appointment to have them check out the RV. They let me know they were busy that week, and Tuesday, March 26, 2024, would be the first available appointment they would have to do their review. I had an appointment to bring the RV to be serviced on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at 8:00 am. Nobody was there until 8:15 am, when Shane arrived that only then that they would have the RV inspected no later than Friday, March 29. That was not conveyed when I set up the appointment, and I was under the understanding it would be checked out while I waited, which was my mistake for thinking it could be done while I waited. Shane took all my information again, and I told him I would return before 5 pm to leave the RV, and he would do his best to get everything done before Friday or, at the latest, by Friday. After calling on Thursday, March 28, to check the progress, I had to leave a message for someone to call me back on their voicemail. I was waiting for someone to return my call. I called again on Friday, March 30, left a message, and again, I was waiting for a return call. I called again on Monday, April 1, and spoke with Paul. He gave me a rundown of how long the diagnostics for each item would take, varying from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the issue. I asked what this would cost, but I received no answer other than that they would go over everything with me once everything was inspected. Since I had yet to hear back from anyone by 3:07 pm on Tuesday, April 2, I left another voicemail message to call me with an update. Again, no one returned my call by noon on Wednesday, April 3, so I drove to the Service Department and met a gentleman named Alan, who worked part-time there. He was unaware of the status but did find the paperwork on what was being done, although he could not update me on when all inspections would be completed or pricing; other than that, some parts needed to be ordered. Alan said he would call me by the end of the day on Wednesday, April 3, to give me an update. Since I have not received a call, I called at 4:38 pm on Wednesday since the shop closes at 5 pm in hopes of getting an update. Again, no one answered my call, and I had to leave another message for someone to call me back. I'll add updates, but I am very frustrated at this point. My potential buyer has been patient, but I must find out how long that will last. I intend to sell this RV with any known repairs that may be needed before completing the sale so I can convey the condition and perform repairs or provide credit to let the new owners complete any work.

Brought my Highlighter making a funny noise. They figured out what was going on and fixed it…read more Everything has been good with my car afterwards. I felt it was a little pricey but totally worth it at the end!

* Deceptive Practices and Inflated Bills: What started as a single P0304 cylinder misfire and a…read more$1,685 catalytic converter repair turned into over $3,000 in out-of-pocket costs over a span of months. I was hit with a barrage of unnecessary upsells, including an $811 tune-up, a $429 fuel injector replacement, a $200 air and cabin filter change, an $85 oil change, and a $75 thermostat housing. * Severe Violations: The shop failed to provide itemized estimates, never asked for signed work authorizations, and refused to return my old parts--claiming they threw away a catalytic converter, which everyone knows holds scrap value. Estimates were even scribbled illegally on sticky notes. * Intentional Damage: After being told without a proper compression test that I needed a whole new engine or a head gasket, I pulled my truck out and took it to a second-opinion shop. They discovered loose clamps, unseated connectors, and deliberately cut engine sensors rigged to make the cold truck falsely read as overheating. * The Resolution: The second shop fixed the vehicle in just two days simply by replacing the sensors that the previous mechanic purposefully sabotaged. * Final Warning: Bryan's Auto Repair held my vehicle for over a month, used high-pressure tactics ("bro you need a new engine"), backdated invoices, and created extra codes out of thin air. I have meticulous records, recordings of him stumbling over lies, and clear photo proof of the intentional damage. Save your money and take your business anywhere else.

There are at least two of these Shell EV chargers located in the parking lot of the Wegman's on…read moreLigon Mill Road. The charger has a CCS adapter running at 50 kW. You do need to be a subscriber of the Shell network in order to use the charger. I did not see a way to activate it without plugging in and then using the Shell app. And because I'm not a Shell subscriber, I don't know how much it costs. While you're charging, there is this fabulous Wegman's to keep you busy. Food, ready-to-eat stuff and they have a wifi. I do not believe it reaches this far into the parking lot. [Review 2430 of 2024 - 3886 in North Carolina - 23443 overall]

The folks at D& H RV & Marine are friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and thorough. I had been…read moreworking with Andrew for several months on a particular hard to find RV and when one came in, we visited but decided to stick with an Intech model. (I don't think anyone else has the inventory of Intechs that D&H have.) We closed a deal and returned the next week for pickup and training. Matt was great...best product introduction we have ever had. He was patient and thorough. Eric walked us through the paperwork and was one of the few Finance guys that we felt was on our side. Again, patient and not pushy. Highly recommend the total team.

Came to seriously look at camper vans. SIL has retired and sold her very successful business…read more Salesman was seated on a couch and didn't bother to ask us anything or even get up. SIL inquired about camping vans. He said 'there's one in the ac and several Outside.' We looked at the van inside and then had to ask if we just go outside and look or what? He waved his hand toward the door and told us to go ahead and go look, still not getting up at all. Even if they had what we're looking for, we wouldn't do business here.