I purchased a gallon of Sea Foam from the Harvard, IL location. It was around $55 which so wasn't…read morecheap. When I got home I noticed the seal was missing and the liquid inside was not Sea Foam as it froze sitting in my garage. I took it to the O'Reilly's in Downers Grove to return it. They would not take it back and basically said I was out of luck. I called corporate who said they would have the DM call me and I never heard back. I won't be shopping at O'Reilly's anymore!

Great service, I buy all my parts here, the manager does an amazing job with her team and they all…read moredo their best to help 10/10 will always come here.

The best service ever ! Including my electric car. Honest and fixed everything every visit .read more

I had major engine problems with my 2016 ram 1500 w/5.7 hemi. Talked options with Jeff and decided…read moreto go with re-man engine after a lot of thinking. I'm so happy I did. Jeff took care of my truck. The longest part was waiting for the engine which is out of his control. When he got it in, he had informed me they got it and will start working on asap. They got it done right away. I seen my old engine he still had, and it was obvious why I was having issues. I've put around 5,000 miles on my new motor and it's wonderful. Not to mention when I got my truck back, I did not have to take it back for any leaks or hoses that were not secured. Great business!

There are a lot of things big companies don't have that the gentleman at Front Street Auto do in…read moremy opinion. First and foremost is being responsive and communicating in all ways is the most importance. Friendly, honest, respectful, and quality work with cost added together is seriously hard to find these days and this place has it all.

Just had my rear brakes (pads and rotors) on my 2001 Audi TT Quattro done at Front Street. These…read moreguys are great! After quotes of $1,000 and $600 at a "specialist" and the Audi Dealer respectfully, these guys did the job for $200! I was told I needed new calipers as well. Art and his guys were able to save/repair the old calipers and saved me another $200 off their original $400 quote. I am very impressed with their honesty. I will be going back the next time I need anything done. They just created a loyal customer! Thanks guys!

Very nice people, Very easy to work with. They asked us what car and what part we were looking for,…read moretold us what section to look in and found the car easily. Great selection of cars. Will definitely come again!

This is the worst junkyard ever for one. It's dangerous, absolutely dangerous. Trying to get parts…read morefrom that place In the messy mudslide, unorganized junkyard ever seen And when you call they tell you they have the part and they never do waste your time. I would give him a 0 star review.

used their towing service to get out of a snowy ditch…read more excellent, responsive, friendly, efficient! Adam and Tony were great!

DeCraene's Service Center in Harvard is a very good business…read more Tony DeCraene takes time to explain things in detail. He conveys the feeling that he knows that my car is important to me, and that he's with me in keeping it in the best possible shape for the long run. He researches rare problems and knows what's happening in the auto industry. Fair pricing. Good service time. The premises are clean and orderly. I've dealt with many mechanics on numerous cars. Tony DeCraene is probably the best I've ever met.

I'm not in the habit of calling out businesses and giving them horrible reviews usually, but this…read moreone takes the cake and wins the trophy of disappointment artist of November. With the Snowpocalypse coming soon, I'm sure, I was looking for a set of used winter tires; since I already have AWD, I wasn't really looking for brand new shoes. So I spied a set of 4 Dunlop Winter Sport 3d's on Craigslist, out of a small shop in Harvard,IL. Gave the number a call and talked to David on Wednesday who told me he had a set of 4. I asked him what tread depth were on them, and he couldn't tell me. That should have been red flag number 1. He did tell me he had several sets, and that I could come pick one out. I asked him to just hold the set he thought had the most tread, and he said ok. So I went ahead and planned to make the 32 mile trip today, Friday, 2 days from talking to him and get some new to me tires. I even went to an auto parts store to purchase 2 tread depth tools, one for my personal use, and one for him, so that he could accurately tell his customers how much tread was left on the tires, vs,"uh, I think more than half the tread depth". So I get here, to a slightly janky looking storefront and walk in. There's one guy manning the place and a bazillion tires in no discernible order in stacks and stacks taller than my head. I asked the gentleman if he had a set of 205/60/16s, winter. He proceeds to meander around the shop for a couple of minutes, searching in vain for these unicorn tires. I mention that I spoke to David in the phone Wednesday, and that he said he had several sets of that size. So he makes a phone call to him and asks if he has a set of 205/60/16. The answer is no, and that he only he has 205/55/16s, and that he only has one single 205/60/16, and not 4. This is bullshit. Here's a short primer on tire sizes, using my factory size of 215/55/16. The first number in the tire size, in my case is 215. That number represents a tire's width from sidewall to sidewall, in mm. The second number is the aspect ratio. This number, 55, represents a measurement of the sidewall height, in relation to the width of the tire. 55 means that the sidewall is 55% of the width of the tire. The larger the aspect ratio, the taller the sidewall is. If you don't know what a sidewall is, it is the part of the tire that you see when looking at it from the side, the portion with all the numbers and wording, tire brand etc. The last number, 16, refers to the inner diameter of the tire, in inches. This number has to match your wheel size. No ifs ands or buts. The tire he was offering me is not a recommended tire size for my vehicle, and that is due to weight restriction per tire. 205/55/16 may be safe, but it isn't a recommended alternative to my factory size. I'm pretty peeved that I came all the way out here and was misled about what they had to offer. Maybe some dumb yokel would have just said oh, you don't have what we talked about on the phone? Just slap some shit on there, no problemo! No. I'm an educated consumer. And I'm pretty mad at myself for thinking I was getting a good deal. This isn't an entirely bad thing at all, as this may force me back to a business that I know and love and have dealt with for the last 7 years for my tire needs, who are responsible and trustworthy, and better yet, a reliable source of information regarding the products that they carry and don't carry, with my safety in mind. As I'm sitting here writing this, David, the person I spoke to on the phone walked up to my car and apologized that he didn't have any of the size we talked about. He proceeds to tell me that someone came and got that set I wanted yesterday and that he always tells people on the phone, to call the morning of and check if they're still there(didn't tell me that). I was led to believe that he'd have a set for me, and he didn't. I'm disappointed but whatever. I gave him the tread depth tool anyway. I was going to return it to the store, but meh.