I recommend this company. They are very good getting your part ready for you. neaded apart for an…read more18 Tahoe, it was pulled and ready for me to pick up by the evening before closing time. Great people call get parts

I have to say after looking for a while l posted what l needed and in a short time l received a…read morecall and the next day was on my way to pickup the transmission l had been looking for. They was waiting on me when l got there with transmission l have came to get. They where great to work with . Helped me to make sure it was secure before l left. I would recommend them to anyone who is needing auto part. Thanks again to Stacy's and their staff!

A $ 1,200+ fee for delivery and setup. The bike was used, and I was told it was traded in at the…read moredealership just a few days ago. I was told they went through the bike. I watched a tech ride it for a last shake-down prior to leaving with it. Went one mile. The tail light was out. Went 45 minutes towards home, and the shifter peg fell off. Got home and the front marker light was out. Dealership played games and pretended not to know what i meant when i wasnted to see ALL the numbers. After hours of this, and being 45 minutes late for an appointment, I just signed and finally left. During signing, I noticed the 1200+ fee. If you do buy there, plan to spend the day and make sure to review all the paperwork. I wasn't planning to buy that day, but the bike was what I was looking for. Noce enough bike, everything is fixable, people were nice, but the used car salesman tactics made the deal second-rate.

This place is a joke!!! Went in to look at multiple different dirt bikes that I had been interested…read morein after calling other dealers and figured it would be convenient to purchase at my local dealer. Not only are they EXTREMELY pushy, but the prices are also insane. I ended up at 2 different dealers in Rome, Ga saving me roughly $4,000 on the exact same dirt bikes I had looked at at Ride Now. For some reason they think the stuff they sale is better than everyone else. For reference I purchased a 2025 crf50 for my son, Ride Now wanted almost $2,000 more than other dealers. I also purchased a 2025 kx112 and they were almost $3,000 higher. Last I looked at a crf450r for myself and they were almost $5,000 higher. It's a shame to have to make a bad review on a business but I don't want to see people treated wrong, please check prices before purchasing from Ride Now. This place doesn't care about customers!

I just had my first interaction with these guys and Randy took great care of me. He was…read moreknowledgeable about all things clutch and clutch related. I will definitely be going back again for a custom clutch.

From the owner: Our business specializes in remanufacturing high performance, industrial, and heavy duty clutches…read moreas well as selling automotive PARTS PLUS parts. We also do flywheel and rotor grinding/resurfacing!

This entire company is a scam if your auto repair buys parts from them and they are warranties on…read morethem they will not honor cause the shop bought them applies to if you did not purchase they don't honor called corporate office same response I do not recommend anyone to buy from them at all. Do not use shops that purchase from them either

My granddaughter and I had a tire issue on a Sunday afternoon, and these gentlemen were absolutely…read morethe best. Fixed our problem and were exceptionally kind and courteous.

I had a great experience leasing an IONIQ 6 from Shottenkirk! Jacob helped me quickly find the car…read moreI wanted, walked through the details of the quote, and helped me make the decision that was right for me. At no point did I feel pressure to spend more than I needed to get what I wanted. In addition, Jacob went above and beyond to help me deal with an issue with my Electrify America account. Long story short, EA had an issue in their system, and Jacob quickly worked with them to get it fixed. If you are in the market for a Hyundai, I definitely recommend checking out Shottenkirk!

The service mechanic's lack of knowledge or laziness. I took my car in for a warranty issue back in…read moreNovember 2025. I said something was wrong with my suspension. They kept saying they couldn't find the problem. Although I could hear it loud and clear. Because he didn't hear it he wouldn't take the car apart to see if the suspension was the issue. After 4 visits my car is out of warranty and they're saying I'll need to talk to new management this Thursday. Sounds like they don't plan to fix the issue. I filed a Better Business Bureau Auto claim. I hope to finally get this issue resolved. This is my second Hyundai and it's my last. Going to Honda for next vehicle.

Of course Walmart Auto Care Center always seems busy, but the personal, one-on-one attention I…read morereceived was great. I had questions and needs that needed a little reseach done and the Staff was friendly and took the time to help me figure out the best solution. I appreciated the honesty and professionalism.

Don't take your car here! My wife brought her 2016 Tundra in for an oil change and it took almost…read morefour hours to get it done and there were no other customers. About week later oil was leaking all over my driveway! I looked under the truck oil was leaking and the bottom of the truck was covered in oil. I also found several skid plate bolts missing, they never put them back in after changing the filter. I drove the truck back to Walmart and the manager told me the person who did the oil change was not certified to do it and they have been having problems with this person. They agreed to change the oil again for free and refund my money. I went under the service bay to see where the oil was leaking from with the manager. They found the oil drain plug had not been tightened all the way and oil was leaking from the filter. The filter was also loose. Two hours later the truck was still not ready, I went back under to check on what was going on and found the tech trying to find bolts that would fit the skid plate. It looked like he was trying to force a bolt with the wrong size thread into the hole. I told him to stop and I would bring the truck to the dealer and have them fix it and send the bill to Walmart. I also discovered several skid plates in the corner and lots of bolts all over the workbench that were never put back in. It looks like they only install half the bolts on a regular basis.