This is a family (a great family) owned and operated business. No telling which member of the…read morefamily you might find! Everyone there was helpful, excellent communication, a nice selection for what they are and extremely easy to deal with. Unfortunately, we weren't able to come to terms on the bike I wanted. I would buy from this in a second!

Wes you rock! You have been so wonderful and going out of your way to help us!!! Special thanks to…read moreJeff for walking with us outside and surprising Austin with his new toy! You both are are rockstars! We will be back again. I'm going to need one for myself!

They have everything you need. Clothing awesome their T-shirts are great. Gotta say I love…read moreBillings. The people there are so friendly. Again, I loved their T-shirts.

Called and spoke with the parts person yesterday, 7/30/24. They didn't have everything I needed,…read morebut i figured since i was in Billings I'd buy what they had. Told him that twice. Went to the dealership today. He remembered speaking with me. I again said I would like to get the parts. We talked a bit and I repeated yet again I wanted the parts. Another customer came up and interrupted us and Maynard left me and assisted him. I asked a second parts guy about it and was told, "Oh, we don't stock those." Maynard, at one point, went back to the backroom, I assumed for my parts. I was wrong. I went up to look at used bikes. They had one I was very interested in and was about to purchase it; except for three things; an older, grey-haired, heavier gent was more than a bit rude, a lady I dont know is sales or finance, offered to help but knew exactly NOTHING about the bike. The third straw? I returned to the parts counter, asked Maynard if he'd pulled my parts. His reply, "Oh, you want the parts?" That was it, I said "Never mind, I'm done" So, not only did I not get the parts I was after YOU lost a $15,000.00 sale.

Every time I go into this store, I find it spotlessly clean and well-organized, and the containers…read moredon't have dust on them, so they are well-stocked. The best thing about this particular O'Reilly's is that the staff always helps you find the right part or chemical. They hustle to help the customer. This is one of the best auto parts stores I have ever visited. If I need something, I'lll go out of my way to use this store.

From the owner: Get the job done right and save money on your repairs with parts, tools, and accessories from your…read morelocal O'Reilly Auto Parts. Stop by any of our 6,000+ locations to enjoy free store services, including O'Reilly VeriScan Check Engine light testing, wiper blade & bulb installation, fluid recycling, and free battery testing near you. If you need a specialty tool for a one-time repair, check out our Loaner Tool Program, where only a refundable deposit is required to get you the tools or equipment the job requires. Stop by an O'Reilly Auto Parts store near you, where our parts professionals are happy to answer any project-related questions and get you everything you need for a complete DIY repair. With locations across the US, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, there's always an O'Reilly Auto Parts near you!

Owner and staff were exceptionally kind and accommodating as we requested audio installation…read moresomewhat last minute. Work done was excellent and we are very pleased with the installation!

From the owner: Dying to get your car stereo upgraded before a big road trip? Maybe a backup camera or cell booster…read moreinstalled before you're on your way to Yellowstone Park? Wired and Company is a top-rated car stereo store located just two miles off of I-90 in Billings, MT. We sell, install and repair all kinds of car accessories for both private and commercial use. From remote starter systems for your convenience or advanced car alarm systems to keep you safe on the roadway, we're your go-to source for premium car accessories. Call 406-591-7601 or visit our shop today to learn more.

Bought a $1400.00 tonneau cover with installation here. Cover had 5. yr. warranty. Only had the…read morecover for 7 months when driving down the highway, it came unlatched and started coming off. It had bent both ends where it latched and also bent out of shape in the middle of the cover. When I went to Northland to have them replace or repair under warranty, they immediately said it was an 'act of God' and they wouldn't warranty it. They said this without even looking at it. Both individuals behind the desk were extremely rude. Will never do business here again and won't recommend.

Excellent service and allowed me to buy the part with no up charge, have it shipped directly to…read moreNorthland and I was contacted when it arrived and install scheduled

This shop took great care of us. Had a relatively minor repair job that could have led to something…read moreserious and unsafe. They fixed the issue, double checked everything, and test drove the car to make sure all was well. We had great service at this shop from the front desk to the technicians. Great job Les Schwab Billings!

Dishonest company who damaged my 2019 Toyota Tacoma's electrical system with their shoddy wiring…read morepractices on the crappy topper they robbed me on. I opened chargebacks, but will have to take them to small claims court to get reimbursed for all of the issues they caused, save yourself the headaches and avoid this place!

Wanted to put a leveling kit and side steps , wheels and tires on my Tacoma , Mike , Bridger and…read morethe guys at Rocky Mtn Truck know there stuff , great guys to work with and will help build your truck the way you want it . Excellent service.

Bought a Kawasaki KRX Es SE from these guys a year ago and loved the experience. From the salesman…read moreto the manager/owner it was one of the best buying experiences I have ever had. After that, I have purchased several "add ons" from them and have been delighted with the knowledge and great service. After my factory warranty was expired, I had a major issue with a part of the unit that was going to cost me a lot of money. I asked the service guy if he wouldn't mind submitting the issue to Kawasaki and see if they might just help me out. To my surprise, he didn't take no for an answer, and kept trying until the factory sent the parts no charge. I will not buy from anywhere except Montana Honda and Marine ever again. Great job fellas.....Dave

WARNING / CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE…read more On February 4, 2025, I purchased a Kawasaki Ridge Crew HVAC with cash. After bringing it home and driving it, I noticed a significant vibration once the machine reached about 45 mph. Since something clearly wasn't right, I took it to another certified dealer to have it looked at. Their finding: the tire requires 1/2 pound of wheel weights to balance--or possibly an entirely new tire. As most people know, that amount of weight on a tire generally means something else is wrong. So now begins the process of getting it fixed. Thankfully, I also paid extra for the extended warranty, which you would think would make things smoother. Instead, we are now going on three weeks without a resolution. Each time I call to check on the status, I'm assured I'll receive a call back... which then mysteriously never happens. I also requested a copy of the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) that was supposedly completed before the unit was sold. I was told by my sales associate that it's an "internal document." Interestingly enough, the machine had exactly 0 miles on it when I received it. If a proper PDI had actually been performed, I'm fairly confident the vibration would have been noticed. I'm not a mechanic, but even I could tell something wasn't right. While looking through the owner's manual, I also noticed there is a PDI checklist meant to be reviewed and signed by both the dealer and the customer, with each receiving a copy. So naturally, it raises the question: why is the PDI that was supposedly completed such a secret? Moral of the story: If I had financed this machine instead of paying cash, I simply wouldn't have made the first payment and they could come pick it up. Instead, I paid in full and purchased the extended warranty--so one would assume resolving the issue would be a priority. At this point, the only real question is: how long should fixing a brand-new machine take? Needless to say, I'm not a happy customer. This has simply been my personal experience, so consider this a heads-up if you're planning to purchase one. Good luck.