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    Walmart Auto Care Centers

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    Never had a problem. Are you going to have to wait? Yea if you don't have an appointment. Good…read moreprices. They get the job done.

    ( 1/2 star) Frustrating, Unprofessional, and a Complete Waste of Time…read more On September 22 at 4:15 PM, I went to Walmart Auto Service located at 5420 Juliet Blvd, Naples, FL 34109 to buy a battery for my 2015 Dodge Journey. I was told installation was free, but that promise quickly unraveled. The associate confirmed the battery location--behind the front bumper left front wheel, easily accessible by removing a plastic cover. But when he asked the mechanics to install it, they flat-out refused, saying it was "too much work." No inspection, no attempt--just a blanket refusal. I asked to speak with the auto service manager, Wilson, who claimed it was Walmart policy not to install batteries unless they're under the hood. When I asked to see this policy, he admitted he didn't know where it was written. He then changed his reasoning to "safety concerns," pointing at the plastic push pins, and finally settled on "too much work" as the ultimate excuse. I escalated to Victor, the acting store manager, who offered a hollow apology and said he'd pass it along to his superior. He didn't even ask for my contact info until I prompted him. I wrote it down myself. I bought the battery anyway, only to discover at home that it was the wrong one. Returned it, got a replacement--wrong again. The terminals were reversed. I had to go back a third time to find the correct battery myself. And guess what? I installed it at home in under 35 minutes. Walmart Auto Service failed at every level: poor communication, refusal to help, lack of accountability, and poor employees training selling the wrong product--twice.

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