The counter at this store is operated by a lot of parts professionals most of them have 25-30 yrs…read more..I can always guarantee I'm getting right parts and to me that's important ..They also offer great advice and are very knowledgeable

I've given this store hundreds of dollars over the years without problem, but today was a different…read morestory. Hands down, this was the most unprofessional treatment I've ever received as a paying customer. I was forced to use this shop on a warranty claim for a part. One of the employees (maybe the manager or owner) got very agitated that I made a valid claim on the part during the warranty period and berated me in front of the other employees and customers about how my car was faulty, and it was responsible for the malfunction, not the manufacturer. Maybe it was my car, maybe not. Regardless, I would've appreciated a simple: "Thank you for your continued business. Sorry this malfunctioned. Let's file the warranty claim for you. By the way, this is somewhat unusual to re-occur so I'd recommend you get your charging system inspected." Quotes from the employee: "I've been working with cars for longer than you've been born" "You just aren't listening to me. Whatever; it's your life" "See you in 2 years when it fails again" The other employees were actually pleasant to work with and sympathized with me as he walked away.

great experience here! William was the tech who assisted me - he tested the battery and replaced it…read morewhen it became obvious that was the issue. he was very friendly and personable and made me feel welcome in an environment that I don't know much about. highly recommend William and the rest of the team here.

Terrible service! I originally went to the True Value hardware store (RICE) to find a bolt for my…read moreold Toyota Pickup. Unfortunately, I missed them as they closed at 1900. I recalled an O'Reilly store had opened up just up the street so I figured I'd have a look and see if they carried bolts. I walk into the store and I am the single customer. Two people behind the counter; a young lade and man. No greeting, no "can I help you"... they were interested in nothing except chatting to each other. I located the small selection of bolts in the store after a few minutes and I asked the young man if he had a thread gauge for the bolt. He responded with "no" and offered no assistance. I said "well then", set the bolts on the counter and walked out. I definitely wont go back anytime soon, if ever.

Great Place Staff is great…read more Joe and his team are amazin. They explain what you need and they get you in and out

Went to the shop to get air in my tires. A mechanic greeted me in the parking lot and immediately…read moreput air in my tires. I was out of there in five minutes. Great service! I'll be back.

This is a review about their service department. I don't want to make them busier and make it…read moreharder for me to make an appointment in the future by writing this review, but I really like their service. :) What I like about are the ease of making an appointment, the politeness of the staff, waiting room layout, and the free car wash. This is the third Subaru dealership I tried and I like this one the most

I am writing a highly conflicted 3-star review because my experience was a tale of two entirely…read moredifferent dealerships. On one hand, the initial sales process with Habby and Kayla was excellent--professional, smooth, and pressure-free. I also really love the car. On the other hand, the finance department subsequently engaged in a deceptive product substitution that has resulted in a months-long administrative nightmare. During my financial signing, I was presented with a digital selection screen explicitly branded and marketed as the manufacturer's official Subaru Added Security (SAS) protection program. I agreed to purchase these official plans for a total of $4,103.00. However, without my knowledge or consent, the finance department switched the finalized paperwork to third-party contracts administered by Fidelity Warranty Services (JM&A Group). When I discovered the unauthorized switch, the Finance Director, Emmir Quiroga, explicitly admitted the discrepancy in writing on April 30th and agreed to void the third-party contracts and convert them to the authentic, backdated factory SAS plans. I signed and returned the cancellation documents that exact same day. It has taken over a month and a formal escalation to Subaru Customer Advocacy, the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS), and Better Business Bureau just to get a basic status update. It is ridiculous that a dealership requires corporate and state-level intervention just to honor a written agreement. I highly recommend the sales staff here, but look at your final finance paperwork with a magnifying glass before signing.

When I bought an old used 2011 Tundra, I asked them for basic maintenance and alignment. I also…read moreasked them what they think of the truck and what they recommend. Very honest, kept it simple, and didn't try to upsell. Bought another used Tundra that had some issues. Brought it to them and they figured out all my issues like new alternator, wheel bearing with all the fixings, and fixed the air vents not changing with the controls. They also gave me things to look out for when I asked what they think of the truck or if it's junk. They gave me price quotes for things I want to do in the future when I asked too. They may be a little pricey but they like using OEM parts for things that affect the engine or performance plus they warranty their work and are honest about it all. I like the invoice they send with pictures of things that concern them with their recommendations. And to the mechanic that worked on my truck. Sorry I didn't realize it was soo muddy underneath. You are awesome!

I took my vehicle to Gainesville Garage for a radiator and thermostat replacement, as well as an…read moreoil change. The day after picking it up, I found a puddle of oil in my driveway and active drips on every single oil pan bolt. I took it to a different garage, which performed a thorough degreasing and engine oil UV dye test. They found absolutely NO oil leaks (this is important later)--proving Gainesville Garage had simply spilled oil everywhere during the service. During that same visit, the second shop topped off my coolant, noting it might just be a lingering air pocket ("burp") from the radiator and thermostat job, but told me to keep an eye on it. Over the next two weeks, I had to refill my coolant reservoir 3 more times. After discussing with the second shop, they suggested I take it back to see if Gainesville garage would honor their work since this was likely still under warranty. They recommended I request a pressure test and/or a block test. I made an appointment to bring the vehicle back to Gainesville Garage on a Friday morning, specifically requesting a simple, non-invasive cooling system pressure test or block test. At drop-off, the manager, Ed, immediately became defensive and stated in an accusatory way that I had taken my vehicle somewhere else since my last visit. Despite his hostile attitude, I left it there when promised they would get it taken care of. By late Friday afternoon, I had heard nothing. I called to check in, and they claimed they had to "drive it for a while" to recreate the issue. When I asked why the requested pressure test hadn't been done, they claimed they were "planning to do that next" but would now need to hold my vehicle over the entire weekend. I left my vehicle all weekend, and Monday came. They were completely radio silent until nearly the close of business Monday evening. When they finally called, it wasn't with pressure test results, it was to tell me they had taken the intake manifold apart and that I was leaking both oil and coolant into the engine valley (remember the other shop did a UV dye test and found no leaks). Along with this was a $3,000 repair pitch stating I needed a brand-new oil cooler assembly, valve cover gaskets, a PCV valve, and spark plugs. I immediately stopped him. I stated that I never authorized my engine's intake manifold to be torn apart. I reiterated that this was explicitly supposed to be a standard pressure test or block test so I could get an estimate if it wasn't related to the previous work, and that they had now held my vehicle for four days with nearly zero communication and no loaner vehicle. I told him flat out that I did not have $3,000 and instructed him to put my vehicle back together. When I asked what they thought I owed for this unauthorized work, they replied: "Nothing." On Monday morning I was notified my vehicle had been put back together and was ready for pickup. I knew they slapped it back together since I refused the repairs so I called and Ed answered. I asked him if the truck was good to go and he said yes. I asked if they had reused the old gaskets or put on new ones and he tried to say they hadn't taken the manifold off. I said "Oh, really?" (I had the estimate with pictures of it off. those are attached to this review for you to see too.) Ed played coy and said he would go check. When he came back he said "No sir, we didn't" I asked him to clarify as his answer was unclear as to whether they had used new or old gaskets. Ed said they did not use new parts because I refused all work. I told him I had not authorized any of the work they chose to do. He said "Come on man, we were trying to help you out!". I said by forcing me into work I can't afford to do right now. I then said "You and I both know you aren't supposed to use the old gaskets". The moment I called Ed out on this, he completely snapped. Ed started yelling at me over the phone, told me he was "done with me," (No Ed, you aren't) and screamed at me to come get my truck. They blatantly violated the Virginia Automobile Repair Facilities Act [59.1-207.3]. Reusing those gaskets isn't just severe mechanical negligence that would almost certainly introduce vacuum leaks if I had driven it. It is actively sabotaging the vehicle because I refused the unauthorized work. I refused to drive it and instead had flatbed tow it directly to a trusted shop to have the issue addressed. Which it was, for substantially less money. Gainesville Garage stalls you, holds your vehicle hostage, performs unauthorized work, breaks the law and uses predatory practices to scare people into authorizing repairs. Ed is by far the most unprofessional mechanic/shop manager I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with and when they have your vehicle held hostage, there isn't much you can do. But now, I have my vehicle back...and there is quite a lot I can do.

Great job(s)! Had two older cars, first is a Jeep Grand…read moreCherokee and the second is a vintage Toyota Hilux pickup. Had the Alpine iLX-W650 installed in each, with a backup camera. Additionally, in the Toyota, they installed new speakers and anti-theft accessories. Both autos came out exceeding expectations! The backup cameras have me soooo spoiled!! I don't know how I ever got along without them. The pickup with the new speakers sounds magically better. I have tinnitus, hearing loss, and am tone-deaf, but the new speakers really opened up the sound. Absolutely amazing. Definitely recommend Kartunes in Sterling for auto accessory installation. great products, service, and pricing.

I ordered seat covers for my 2025 Dodge Ram Limited Edition pick up truck. I left a deposit and…read morewaited months for the order to arrive and I had to call them to find out the seat covers had arrived. When I brought my truck to Kartunes for the installation, the manager would not let me see the covers before or during installation. When I finally was allowed to see my truck, the order was incomplete, and the seat covers looked awful - they were industrial style for my $80,000 vehicle. I had the manager remove them and I asked for a refund. I've contacted them to ask when will I receive my almost $900 refund and have not heard back from them nor have I received my refund - it's been over two months.

My grandson's truck was overheating and i had to tow it to the nearest Chevrolet Dealer. They…read morecharged a few hundred dollars just for the diagnostics. I checked out from the Chevy dealer and took it here instead. They eventually found ALL of the issues that needed repairing to permanently resolve the truck's overheating issues, and charged a fair price!

Honest, fair and thorough! Great guy and mechanic who has given us great guidance on multiple car…read moreissues. Very knowledgable

If you need a part for your car, you'll probably find it here. They have a huge selection of parts…read morein the back behind the counter and they have a smaller area in the front where they sell common items such as oil, brake fluid, washer fluids, etc. Friendly service and decent prices. This is the closest auto parts store to my house so I'll go here if I need something but they don't sell as many random accessories as the larger chains. Worth checking out if you're in the area and need something for your car.

Excellent experience! I came in to get a new car battery because mine died. Looking up the part was…read morestraightforward. I was going to carry the battery home because I lived pretty close. (I realize how that was not the best idea.) One of the clerks insisted on driving me home, not because I was a girl or to get my number. It was a HOT day and I had recently lost my dad so being in an auto parts store reminded me of him and I'm sure it showed on my face that I was a little overcome. It's what I call a bespoke customer experience.