I came in yesterday and I don't know much about vehicles, but the manager there Sean Conner really…read moreknew his stuff and guided me down the right path to buy on the part that I needed and it wasn't even the expensive part. The middle grade part was where we went so most people were trying to sell you the most expensive stuff he didn't, but my truck is running and everything is just wanted to give a five star to the manager, Shawn thank you Phillip Seymour

Pretty standard parts store. I was looking for a trickle charger, and they had a couple but for…read moreway more than I wanted to pay. The usual selection of filters, oil, etc. A few tools. No one asked if I needed help, but I found the area I wanted, and left soon anyway.

Handy. Helpful, friendly staff. Decent selection of supplies. A little hard getting into if there's…read moretraffic, if you're coming from Polaris.

I just walked out of the store. I went in with my bf, he needed stuff for his truck. At first the…read moreone employee opened the door for us. We looked for what we needed, i walked around because i didn't actually need anything. While my bf had a question, the guy answered it and attempted to look it up for us. After that we figured it out but i listened to the employees chatting while my bf finished up. The employees literally hate their jobs. It was the conversation they were actively having. The one guy who opened the door was complaining about how he handled a call with a customer, the was complaining about the job. The girl was agreeing. Then another employee walked in and literally said that he hated his job. Do not work in customer service if you don't want to handle customers... it's that simple. Your entire job is customer service, if you don't like it find something else, but complaining in-front of countless customers is ridiculous, and sad.

They have new employees and the service is excellent now. I'm very happy with going there now.read more

I go to Advance more and more often, since I've generally had great service there compared to other…read morechains. This one was no exception. I had to exchange wiper blades since I got the wrong ones (who knew there were 12" front wipers? I needed a rear one.) Even though it was not out on the rack, they quickly located the one I needed. I'll keep this location in mind since it is handy on my way to work. Pretty much a standard Advance: not huge, but a decent selection of tools and accessories out front, and a huge parts area behind the counter.

Would like to express my complete satisfaction for the automobile upholstery work that the staff at…read moreTritex completed on my vehicle. Justin Hahn, Vice President inspected the work needed to be done and provided an estimate and schedule for work to be done. Office Manager, Tyler Mitchell communicated to me that the project would take longer than anticipated. When I picked up the car the work was exceptional and Tritex was excellent in honoring their estimate. I strongly recommend to any car enthusiast who needs upholstery work for their prized vehicle to contact Tritex. Joe B.

These guys reupholster the booths in the restaurant I run. Their work is always quality and timely…read more They are super personable too! During the coronavirus outbreak, when the restaurant was carry out only, I had to pause a repair I had scheduled with them as the restaurant wasnt busy enough to support repairs/maintenance. They completed the work without charge as an act of solidarity. Even before this, I thought they had great work, but it's awesome to know there are some really good people behind the curtain! Thanks guys!

Milex has been my "go to" for all my auto repairs since 2024 (see my previous review). Chris and…read moreMatt are always pleasant and professional. Chris is knowledgeable as well as Matt. He runs a fair business. The employees are experience repairmen. I could have taken my Cadillac to the dealer, but I chose Milex. They won't give you the run around. They will tell you exactly what is wrong and what to expect on future repairs. Diana Bowens

DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!!! SCAM ARTIST !!…read more Tried to charge me $500 for a car battery that's usually 80$!!! called the police on this place and reported it as a scam !!! charged me $178 for a diagnostic test after originally saying it was $75 changed the price on me after I said I didnt want service or labor and I said no that's crazy and they refused to give me my car back SCAMMERSS DONT BRING UR CAR HERE !!!

Stopped by in the morning, for something little. Few customers, many employees, mainly organizing,…read moresweeping, on the phone with shops. No offer to help. I couldn't find what I needed (they don't have it,) so after hanging around at the counter and being ignored, someone finally helped me. From then on it was great: he suggested an alternative, and understood what I was trying to do. Got it, paid a reasonable price, and left. I don't do much on my car anymore. But I do know a fair amount about it. And this pretty much lived up to my memories/stereotypes of NAPA, vs. other auto parts stores: they know what they're doing, they are more for professionals than amateurs, and they don't have as big a selection as other places. Check the other ones first, and come here if you need something more hard to find or need better advice.

I'm not a car guy. I don't pretend to be one. I can generally spout enough knowledge to sound…read moreappropriately masculine when talking about someone's new car, but most of that consists of vigorous head shakes and an occasional "Oh yeah." But with my "check engine" light having come on in my car, and some deft googling on my phone, (while stopped.) I was told in the FAQs of several automotive repair forums that I found that any auto parts shop should have the ability to read the car's computer to determine why the light had insisted on coming on in the first place. "What luck!" I thought to myself as I looked up to see a NAPA store readily approaching. I'm not sure what gave away that I was out of my element, but the associate who came over to help me made it clear that he knew that I did not belong. I regrouped and asked if they could give me a reading as to why my check engine light had just come on. The clerk stared at me and said, "No, we don't do that." "Do you know someone who might, or do I need to go to a garage?" I asked as the clerk turned away. "Auto-Zone will do it." and with that he disappeared into the stacks again. While I understand that this may even be corporate policy, I am not eager to go back into a store where I felt unwelcome, and was in fact sent to a different auto parts store a mile away.

I have had two specialty items added to my campervans by them, and they were both handled perfectly…read moreand professionally. Nice group of people.

Had a great experience this morning buying a truck cap. I had spent as much time online as I could…read morehandle. The manufacturers make it quite hard to easily compare their own models let alone help you understand why to buy theirs. Funtrail has a nice showroom inside and outside. This makes it a lot easier to make a decision. I also appreciate the expertise in the sales team. They all live with these accessories and toys so their opinions are from life experiences vs just fancy brochures. Only bummer is the wait on a glass cap (issues of 2021 world wide supply chains). Will update after install.

We needed assistance with changing the light bulb for our daughter's auto and Huy was so very…read morehelpful. He came outside to assist with removing the burnt out bulb and replacing it with the new one (they had in stock) we purchased from O'Reilly Auto.

The great place to get any parts for your car.. The staff or sales people are very helpful. I never…read moregoat a service like this at any auto parts. I would recommend anyone that needs help to fix simple things in a car especially ladies it is the place they would help you.