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    Walmart Auto Care Centers

    1.3 (3 reviews)

    Services - Walmart Auto Care Centers

    Fuel system cleaning

    Oil changes

    Auto battery or electrical system repair

    4 More Services

    Tire balancing

    Tire installation

    Tire repair

    Tire rotation

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    Partspak.com

    Partspak.com

    2.1
    (28 reviews)

    Love this Business they are a very fast and reliable service…read more I ordered new tracks for my Honda HS624 snow blower and it only took a few weeks to receive them. They have a huge selection of great products and very competitive prices, this is now my go to company for all my parts and supplies. Thank you again Cory for the support and fast service. Cheers Eric

    ETA 6/25/2026: I…read morejust discovered these clowns charged my credit card $637.97 on 6/19, for an order that was canceled on 6/16, and that they never shipped! so now I had to file a dispute with my credit card company, causing extra work for me and them. Downgraded to one star, wish it could be zero. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I wouldn't order anything from this company, period, end of story. They are switching to some type of new system, and it is a disaster. I ordered four parts for my Yamaha FJR on 6/5, and never received a confirmation. I didn't think too much of that, thought perhaps they didn't send confirmation until they received confirmation from Yamaha that the parts were being shipped to Partspak. Yesterday, (6/14), seeing that I hadn't gotten any communications at all from Partspak, I went to log in to their website, on the account I created when I ordered the parts. Nope. "Invalid Credentials", and no way to create a new password. I called them today, to find out that two of the four parts I ordered 10 days ago were out of stock at Yamaha. As in, not coming in, ever. Now maybe that is not Partspak's fault, but it would have been nice to know. So I asked for Partspak to cancel the order for those two parts, and send me an invoice for the other two, so at least I knew what they were sending. I received that email shortly after I hung up, and it had all four of the parts on it, and the original order number, which is the first time I had seen an order number. I thought it was odd to see all four parts on it, when clearly I had told them to cancel two. About an hour later, as I was looking for the two parts they were not going to ship, I received a call from Partspak; they had no information for how I was going to pay them. No idea where this info went, I certainly couldn't have placed the original order without entering my cc info. I gave them my cc number again, and my cc company flagged the order for fraud. I didn't know this, as the notice from my cc company hadn't gotten to me yet. I gave them my cc info again, and again it bombed, but when that was happening, I got the second fraud alert. Now, these alerts were not the fault of Partspak, but they were yet another roadblock. The Partspak rep said he would email me a link where I could enter my cc info myself, and he did. The email arrived, and clicking on the link brought me to a form that didn't have any Partspak or Crowley Marine info on it. No logo, no company name, the email address looks boilerplate, not sure (650) 555-**** is even a phone number, etc... It was at that time I decided to cut my losses and simply order the all four of the parts needed from another supplier. It cost me a bit more, but if I would have known how the Partspak experience was going to go, wasting 10 days of my time, I would have started with the other supplier. I wanted to give them one star, but I worked with Alex on the phone today, and he was doing as good of a job as he could in helping me.

    Volume Hyundai

    Volume Hyundai

    1.9
    (15 reviews)

    I had an amazing experience here. Chip Johnson was the kindest, most patient car salesman I have…read moreever met. He treated us like family and went above and beyond with every part of the process. This was my first car purchase and I was nervous about how everything would go. Chip was there every step of the way to reassure me and help me think everything out. He never pressured me to make any decisions. I left one happy customer and would recommend anyone to see Chip at Volume Hyundai Milledgeville.

    I had a very disappointing experience with the Hyundai service department in Milledgeville,…read morespecifically with the manager, Devin Zumaran. I brought my car in for one issue: a coolant leak. I explained that when I dropped it off, but was still charged $214.97 for a diagnostic test that confirmed exactly what I had already told them. I understand dealerships may have required procedures for liability reasons, but the price felt excessive. My car was kept for over 5 hours, and I was also given a long list of additional recommended services, including brake fluid, brake pads, tire rotation, and filters. Those may be standard checks, but I came in for a coolant leak, which was my immediate concern. At checkout, Andrea Harper, the initial staff member helping us, was kind and professional. The woman sitting next to him was also courteous. My issue is not with them. The problem began when Devin Zumaran stepped in. When my mother and I expressed frustration about the diagnostic cost, he became defensive. We repeatedly said we understood the liability reasoning but disagreed with the price. Instead of de-escalating, he continued explaining it in a way that felt dismissive. At one point, he used an example about "bald tires" and said if Hyundai did not tell a customer their tires were bald and they got into an accident, Hyundai could be liable. When I tried to reiterate we understand (and have to get to work), he snapped, "You're not letting me finish." He continued to mansplain to me and my mother who were raised by mechanics. They quoted me over $1,000 for the repair, not including the diagnostic fee. Based on my research and own knowledge, the part appears to typically run around $200-$300, meaning the labor/additional charges seemed very high. After leaving, I spoke with two local mechanics who quoted me a maximum of around $600 for the same issue. The only catch with the local mechanics is that I will need to wait a few days, which I would rather do than pay significantly more after an unpleasant interaction. While paying, I asked how many times ownership had changed because this dealership used to provide better service. Devin said ownership had changed twice in five years. When I told my mother I preferred the previous owners who gave me free oil changes, Devin responded, "I do too." For a manager to openly say he also preferred the previous ownership only reinforced my concerns about the direction of the business and the quality of the customer experience under the current ownership. Unfortunately, this is not the first time I have left this dealership feeling dismissed. In 2021, I walked onto their lot interested in buying a car. After mentioning that it was my first time looking at cars by myself and that my grandfather usually helped me with things like that, the salesman became reluctant to continue helping me without my grandfather present. My grandfather had passed away, so that was not an option. I left and, within 48 hours, found the same make and model at another Hyundai dealership in Stone Mountain: a year newer, with half the mileage, and $12,000 cheaper. Overall, I left feeling overcharged, dismissed, and frustrated. Devin Zumaran's defensive handling of the situation is a large reason why I chose to take my car elsewhere. I encourage you to do the same and will continue encourage my friends/family the same way.

    Walmart Auto Care Centers - tires - Updated July 2026

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