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    V P Auto Parts

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Advance Auto Parts

    Advance Auto Parts

    1.0
    (1 review)

    On August 14, 2024, I had them check my battery in my 2014 Ford Edge, which I knew was bad already…read more They determined that it was bad & found the correct Die Hard replacement battery. The battery was removed & the young saleman started to install the new battery & I stopped him to question the battery that he was putting in. (It was a smaller battery with less cranking amps). I asked him to double check to see if that was the correct battery. He had selected the wrong battery for my vehicle. Now with the correct battery, he began the installation process. He got the battery installed & went to place the battery locking bar into place but wasn"t able to secure it. After getting another saleman/technician & the manager, it was determined that the locking bar screw had been broken upon the removal of the battery. So I left the store with a broken battery locking bar on my battery 2.25 hrs after I arrived. I don't recommend anyone using this store for battery replacement! They have a bunch of young inexperienced people working there & they don't supply them with the needed tools to do the job properly for those one off jobs that pop up like this one.

    From the owner: Your local Advance Auto Parts store and its knowledgeable Team Members are right around the corner…read moreand ready to help with the parts you need to get back on the road. Advance offers a full assortment of leading name-brand automotive aftermarket parts and products, answers to your DIY questions, free curbside services, and fast, same-day delivery options. We carry leading brands, including ARGOS motor oil and fluids, Carquest parts, Meguiar's wash and wax products and DieHard® batteries. Our curbside services at most locations include free battery testing, free battery installation with purchase, free front and rear wiper installation with purchase, free engine code scanning, and free starter and alternator testing. To get what you need fast, Advance offers same-day services, including in-store and curbside pickup in stock items for orders placed online or with the Advance Auto mobile app. Stop in and Advance how you get back on the road. Advance Auto Parts, Inc. is a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider that serves both professional installers and do-it-yourself customers.

    Pep Boys

    Pep Boys

    3.0
    (57 reviews)

    I would like to thank the service team at Pep Boys, very up front about my vehicle from start to…read morefinish, very honest about what was needed for my vehicle and toke care of the situation, will definitely be back in the future for their services!!

    Just to be straightforward: Do not go here, and do not let anyone you know go here. The Pep Boys…read moreaccount will comment offering to reach out and then do absolutely nothing. You know where to find me if you want to make things right. I rarely write reviews, but people need to be warned about this business. Story time below if you are interested. At first, it seemed like a good experience. I called on Friday and spoke with Bernie, who quickly gave me a quote for a little over $1,300 out the door for the four tires I needed. He set me up with an appointment to drop my truck off Monday for installation. Monday morning, I dropped off my truck and was told the tires would be done and installed in just a few hours. Around noon, I called to follow up and spoke with a different employee who said my truck was ready to be picked up but two TPMS sensors weren't working. I told the shady salesman on the phone that all four sensors were working fine when I dropped the truck off and declined the $200+ service he tried to sell me. He claimed that in his "30 years of experience, this happens all the time." I decided to trust common sense instead. When I arrived to pick up my truck, I was greeted by that same shady salesman with 30 years of experience sitting behind a counter stealing from people. He tried to charge me nearly $1,700 even after a 10% first responder discount. I told him that was incorrect and not the price I had been quoted. After some discussion and pushing back, Bernie finally came over and admitted that the promotion he had quoted me on Friday (and scheduled the appointment for) had expired on Sunday. After more back-and-forth and explaining how unhappy I was with their tactics, they finally adjusted the bill back to the original quote. Once the price issue was resolved, I raised my concern about the TPMS system failing while the truck was in their possession. Also, it didn't seem fair to charge me $9.99 for a "TPMS relearn" when the sensors weren't working. The salesman came back with his infinite wisdom, drew four squares on a piece of paper, and rambled about his 30 years of experience, claiming that removing a tire from the vehicle "kills" the TPMS sensor. By this point, I was so frustrated that I decided it wasn't worth arguing anymore and just paid the bill. After paying, I went to get my truck with the brand new tires I should have been excited about. As I walked across the parking lot, I saw my wheels and tires completely smothered in white grease, looking like a 3-year-old had finger-painted them at daycare. I was already fed up, so I got in the truck to leave. My dash was lit up like a Christmas tree with TPMS warnings. I hit the reset button using my years of experience with a YouTube search... and it worked. Now it was reading correctly, and I could see they had severely over-inflated all four tires. The "relearn" they charged me for clearly hadn't been done. I thought I was finally ready to go home, but I decided to check that the professionals at Pep Boys had put my spare tire back in its carrier. Of course not. They had just lazily tossed it in the bed of my truck. In summary: Don't go here. They'll quote you one price to get you in the door, try to upsell you things you don't need with their "30 years of countertop experience," and do absolutely everything incorrectly and sloppily.

    V P Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated July 2026

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