Working on my boat, upgrading a couple of things and replacing a part or two. These guys are most…read morehelpful. Listen to what I needed, recommended some course of action and had what I needed. You can not go wrong with the NAPA in Sebring. Prices are. Dry reasonable!!!

From the owner: Your local NAPA stocks auto parts, tools and equipment and many other items for heavy duty trucks,…read moremarine, and farming equipment.

Quick with good service. No complaints from me on this store. Needed fuel line they even cut it…read moreto length for me.

Really great customer service, fast shipping, I was in need of a rebuild kit for my car, they…read morehelped me picking the right one. 100% recommended

Great attention and helpful, they helped me a lot with me vehicleread more

Staff was very helpful and friendly. Received a wrong part and they worked diligently to make sure…read morewe had the correct part. A great experience for us.

Mistakenly added my comments to the Avon Park store. They are not bad, the Sebring store, on the…read moreother hand, is terrible. Stopped in to buy some lug bolts and nuts and a few other things. It went immediately down hill. The person on the first counter, took a few minutes to look up when I told him what I needed. He asked the type of car, I told him it was for a trailer. He shrugged and said they should be over there, pointing to the back off the store. There were three or four service men at the counters, but the one I had made zero efforts to help me. I went and looked, could not find anything. Told him so, he shrugged and looked around the store. I left and went to O,Reilly and the were most helpful, spend some big bucks there!

The staff are friendly and accommodating. I appreciate that they took my car in when it was almost…read moreclose to closing. But perhaps because it was almost 5pm when I arrived and they close at 6pm, they failed to properly diagnose the problem. I told them the car's battery light was on so are all the warning lights. It practically stalled on me at their driveway. I asked if it was the alternator and they said the battery just needed to be replaced. I left with the battery warning light still on and they said it'll turn off once I drive it for a few miles. It didn't. After 4 days, the light was still on so I called and asked if it's safe to drive to Tampa. I was told it is. It wasn't. The car stalled and stopped running and had to be towed. It was the alternator. I don't know how they could miss diagnosing something so basic. Even ChatGpt was able to diagnose the problem the first time. I took the car to another shop.

My experience stems from selling my vehicle to them. Deceptive business practices, poor customer…read moreservice led to a frustrating experience.