DO NOT GO TO WALMART FOR ANY AUTO SERVICES!!! Not even for the simplest thing. Recently, while preparing to travel, I stopped in a Walmart in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida to replace my battery, and get a tire rotation. After leaving the shop I began noticing the steering was off. The steering wheel is tilted a lot while driving straight, it has trouble staying in the lane, and at every turn the VSA light keeps coming on, it goes into limp mode, and a metal grinding sound can be heard. It's undrivable in this condition. On top of this, the battery was replaced for a crank fail issue, but after the replacement, it now has even more issues starting. Also since all of this started, less than 3 weeks ago, the vehicle also began overheating, which has lead to leaks, and a possible blown head gasket. I'm not sure if that's related, or just a coincidence. However, I do, solely hold Walmart responsible for all the tire/steering issues, and possible battery connection issues. Now this wouldn't be the problem that it's become if anyone would even respond to my calls. I called the auto department of that store repeatedly, no answer. Called the actual store repeatedly, no answer. Called another nearby store, no answer. Proceeded to call the Walmart Customer Care line. First I'm told they will escalate the issue to the store manager, and I have to wait up to 72 hours for a call back. I repeatedly stress that I'm in an urgent, emergency situation, and I have a deadline for my travel. I don't live in Florida, and can't just wait around for people to call me back. 3 days pass, no call back. I call Customer Care again. This time they tell me there's a note in my file stating that the manager of the store called me and apologized. Never happened!! My phone logs all calls, including missed calls. There wasn't even an attempt. Now they're just flat out lying?? So she then says she'll escalate the call to the "market manager", as this is the next level, and I again have to wait 72 hours. I called a 3rd time, made a lot of demands, very seriously stressed the nature off my situation, and was still told the only thing I can do is wait. So now, 3 weeks into this, and I'm still stuck in Florida, with an undrivable vehicle, and I'm supposed to be clear across the country in 6 days, but not one person at Walmart can help me, or even be bothered to call me back. Btw, still not a single phone call from anyone. Customer Care? More like Customer DON'T care!! No matter how much time, hassle, or money you think you're saving by going there, you'll pay for it in the long run, one way or another. Just don't. read more