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    Very poor service from these people ! Take your business elsewhere , broken parts being sold an awful mark up on prices

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    Carquest Auto Parts

    Carquest Auto Parts

    (9 reviews)

    Kearny Mesa

    I have an old 1995 Corolla Wagon that is just about to turn over to reach 300,000 miles on…read moreodometer. My rack and pinion went out. Because this part is rare, it was ordered (1 day delivery) from O'Reilly for $237 plus $119 core charge. O'Reilly had the cheapest price. Well guess what ! I paid my mechanic $200 to install it, and the O'Reilly part was already leaking before mechanic took my car off the rack. My mechanic would not take it off, unless I brought him another one, so I had to buy another one without getting refund for the first one. After another week went by, the second one was defective too. I had to pay another $200 in labor. You think I am gonna buy same part from O'Reilly a third time? Manager named Wyatt said he never heard of two defective parts in a row, in 10 years. So Carquest has a new one, which Carquest says Toyota Dealer buys this one cos it is what OEM used. I have to pay $160 MORE for this new one, than the one I bought from O'Reilly, but no core charge on top of that, that is why it is so expensive. And it has to be special ordered and shipped. I had to pay for it in advance and wait 6 days for UPS shipping. And I had to pay for car rental. When the part arrived, Carquest employee showed me the part in the box, cos of the 2 defective ones O'Reilly sold me. I paid $200 a third time to have this one installed, and after about 4 days, it is still working and not leaking that I can see. I brought back the 2 defective ones to O'Reilly and they refunded my money including the core charge. I am submitting receipts for being out $500 in labor. because of the two defective rack and pinions in a row. Plus I am asking the manager to submit request for manuf. to pay me the difference between the O'Reilly one and the Carquest one that cost me $160 MORE. I was told it takes MONTHS for manufacturer to process a labor claim. Napa told me that O'Reilly and Autozone's remanufactured parts, they only replace what was wrong with it, the bad seal, not everything in the core. Napa says their remanuf. replaces everything in the core, whether it is bad or not. I don't know what to believe, but I did not buy from Napa because they wanted to charge me $18 for shipping, which Carquest did not. I have purchased parts from Carquest in Phoenix, before, and I never had a problem, and sometimes, their prices are the best. I will never buy remanuf parts from Autozone and O'Reilly again (I won't detail my Autozone bad experiences with remanuf electrical parts such as starters and alternators). But I will continue to buy from Carquest and Napa. My car was disabled for 3 weeks, and Carquest made it driveable, finally.

    Service until I got into the store was great. I ordered a battery online for in store pick-up…read more Idea was go there pick up the battery they install it for free and take the core right there. What actually happened was the manager decided to give me som BS story about how if the battery takes longer than 30 minutes to install they won't do it. So I ask them to look it up because I checked before I left and it stated they would install it. He asked for year make and model of car, I give it to him. Since it's COVID, I can see the screen as he pulls it up. It states may take up to 30 min and it's highlighted in green. He says yeah we can't do that, sorry. I brought up the fact that it doesn't say it takes more than 30 minutes and I was dismissed. Long story short I had to drive home to get my tools, install it and got back to the store in 30 minutes to get my core charge back. Manager is a clown...

    AutoZone Auto Parts

    AutoZone Auto Parts

    (210 reviews)

    Clairemont

    Incredible experience at this AutoZone today thanks to Sage…read more Before coming here, I actually stopped by a competitor's auto care store nearby, and they weren't able to help me at all. I'm so glad I decided to try this location instead. Sage stepped up immediately and provided the kind of customer service you just don't see much anymore. He helped me find the right bulbs for both my front and rear lights and stayed to assist with the replacement. He was knowledgeable, professional, and went completely above and beyond to make sure I was back on the road safely. On top of being a pro at his job, the guy is a total legend--he's got the long hair, looks like a total rockstar, and it turns out he actually plays guitar in a band! If you want the job done right by someone who actually cares, go see Sage. He truly did an amazing job and saved the day. I'll be back for sure!

    This place used to be knowledgable and customer focused. Now there are a handful of useless people…read moreworking there that know nothing and don't care about anything let alone customers. And why would a "reputable" business sell a car battery that only has a 3 month warranty, not inform the customer of this when all other batteries have multi year warranties and then "coincidentally" it goes bad at 3 months and 3 weeks. The employee's response, you chose to buy that so buy another. Been using Autozone for 30 years, but it will be Pepboys or any other place from now on.

    PURE Motorsport

    PURE Motorsport

    (164 reviews)

    Really great experience at Pure Autosport. I came in for a battery replacement for my wife's Audi…read moreQ7, and before they even started the work, they suggested I check the warranty on the old battery. That turned out to be a great call, because after the replacement I was able to get reimbursed by AAA for the previous battery under warranty. They were also very clear about the cost, the timing, and the whole process from the start, which made everything easy. The waiting room was comfortable and had Wi-Fi, so it was actually a pleasant place to wait. You don't always get that combination of honesty, helpfulness, and good customer service at auto shops, so this place really stood out. Definitely recommend.

    3 Stars - Solid Audi Knowledge, Constructive Feedback on Service & Quality Control…read more I want to be clear upfront: this review is not written out of hate. I've been going to Pure Motorsports for over 6 years, mainly for Audi work, and I'm sharing this as honest, constructive feedback based on long-term experience, hopefully as an eye-opener before things decline further or more customers walk away. Pure is knowledgeable with Audis, and in my experience they are generally better than the dealership. That's true for most competent independent shops, and Pure deserves credit for their technical understanding of the platform. They are, however, priced at a premium, only slightly less than dealer pricing. When you're paying that much, expectations around communication, quality control, and overall customer experience naturally increase. Where Pure struggles most is communication and customer service consistency. Sometimes updates are provided, sometimes they aren't. There have been multiple occasions where I only found out my car was ready for pickup and later realized I wish they had mentioned another issue while it was already there so it could have been addressed at the same time. Proactive communication matters when customers are spending this level of money. Reaching them by phone can also be difficult. Most of the time you'll need to leave a voicemail or send an email, and responses are about a 50/50 chance. I suspect this is largely due to being understaffed or stretched thin, which I understand as a business owner, but it still impacts the customer experience. At this point, a dedicated customer service or service advisor role would likely make a noticeable improvement. There have also been a few isolated quality-control issues over the years. After a PCV service, I later noticed that one of my headlight mounting brackets was cracked/broken. The headlight itself was still reasonably secure, so I chose to forgive it and continue doing business with them. Another incident was more serious. After picking up the car, the splash shield was not properly secured and came loose while driving home, forcing me to pull over on the freeway. This was obviously dangerous, but necessary to prevent the splash shield from being completely destroyed, especially since they are very expensive to replace. I temporarily secured it with zip ties and duct tape just enough to keep it in place, then slowly drove to the nearest exit to reach a much safer location. Once there, I jacked up the vehicle and properly reattached and tightened the splash shield myself. Situations like this point to a lack of final checks, likely due to understaffing or insufficient quality control. One recent policy change also stood out. Pure no longer installs customer-supplied parts. I understand the liability and business reasoning behind this, and they absolutely have the right to change policies. That said, it feels like an odd shift for a shop that presents itself as enthusiast- or performance-oriented. For example, I recently tried to have billet cooling system components installed to replace known weak OEM plastic parts that commonly fail around every 50k miles. These are well-known, reputable aftermarket parts designed to improve long-term reliability. Despite this, they refused and would only install OEM plastic components. I understand drawing the line for emissions- or turbo-related work, but declining high-quality billet replacements for known OEM failure points feels unnecessarily restrictive, especially when many enthusiasts are willing to pay a premium for efficiency and better parts. To give credit where it's due, Pure generally completes work competently and clearly understands Audis, which is why this isn't a low-star review. However, compared to years past, communication, quality control, flexibility, and overall value have declined, while pricing has increased. I used to drive a long distance to come here. At this point, I personally need a shop that offers strong communication and the ability to handle more than basic maintenance or fluid services, and for that reason I won't be returning. Again, this is not hate, just honest feedback from a long-term customer. I hope Pure takes this as constructive criticism, because with better communication, staffing, and quality control, they could easily be a stronger shop. 3 out of 5 stars, capable, but with clear areas that need attention.

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