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Advance Auto Parts

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Angel was very helpful and knowledgeable. sent me to the store that had the part I was looking for…read moreafter making a few calls. thanks Angel!!

Went here for years. Dale was always gr8 with a hello, kind word and quick to help me find what I…read moreneed. Dale is part time now as hes semi (mostly) retired. I walk in the other day. Hoping to exchange my wipers, I discover I didnt have my receipt. Muttering to myself " oh crap!" I run into Matt a pleasant young guy, who asks me whats wrong? I told him.. my dumbass thought I had receipts for these wipers.... but apparently left them at home. He smiles and motions me over to the register. Just like Dale used to: he looks up my transactions with a smile and takes care of me with air of wanting to help make my day better. I said would be too much to swap out the new wipers with the old? Matt says: no problem at all. A short while later I was on my way. After my discussion about wipers, I mentioned in the beginning about my wifes car which needed wipers replaced. Matt says: Cmon in when you want those wipers replaced. I went in the next day. Saw Matt and he took care of me again. Great guy! Im in good hands! As a bonus, Dale happened to be there as a it was a Saturday, he works occasionally. He recognized me. Its been a couple of years since I saw him. We caught up for a bit . Nice to see that people care about you as a consumer and acquaintance. They are good men . Go see them . They'll help you out.

WeatherTech

WeatherTech

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Check out all the products in the showroom. Floor mats, Cup Phones and more. My tip is to stop by…read morethe refreshment area for free drinks and cookies!

Title: Beyond disappointed with WeatherTech: $1,000+ AlloyCover rotted out, and their "solution" is…read moreinsulting ​Post Body: ​I wanted to post an honest warning for anyone considering dropping hard-earned money on a WeatherTech AlloyCover. Like many people, I bought heavily into WeatherTech's aggressive marketing about premium quality, superior engineering, and "American-made" durability. After my recent experience with both their product and their management, I will never buy from them again. ​The Setup ​Vehicle: 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 ​Product: WeatherTech AlloyCover Hard Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover ​Location: Central Florida ​Shortly after getting my truck in 2020, my mother bought this cover for me as a gift. She deliberately chose WeatherTech over cheaper aftermarket alternatives because she wanted to buy the best. We paid a massive premium specifically so I wouldn't have to worry about replacing a cheap tonneau cover every few years. That trust was completely misplaced. ​Premature Material Failure ​The structural aluminum panels are completely fine, but the rubber seals between the folding panels have completely disintegrated. The rubber has dry-rotted, cracked, and peeled away in chunks. ​Because the hinge seals have completely fallen apart, the cover is essentially useless. Rain pours directly through the joints into the truck bed, defeating the entire purpose of having a tonneau cover in the first place. This isn't cosmetic wear or neglect; it is an outright material defect where the rubber cannot handle standard outdoor conditions without falling apart. ​Support's "Solution": Spend Even More Money With Us ​I initially reached out hoping to handle this reasonably. I sent detailed photos of the rot and asked if I could simply buy replacement seals or a repair kit to fix it myself, or if they would stand behind the product with a replacement. ​Support had me jump through hoops gathering photos of the serial number, vehicle specs, and hunting down the original P.O. information. Once I provided everything: ​Warranty Denied: They pointed out the AlloyCover only carries a 3-year warranty (contrary to the lifetime warranty people assume WeatherTech provides across the board). ​No Repair Option: They don't offer replacement rubber seals, hinge repair kits, or any way to service the cover. A $1,000+ piece of hardware is treated as disposable trash once a strip of rubber dries out. ​The "Generous" Offer: Management's grand resolution was a 20% discount code toward buying an entirely new cover. ​The Bottom Line ​Offering a measly 20% discount on a brand-new cover when your product failed prematurely is an absolute slap in the face. Their expectation is literally: "Our product failed prematurely, so give us another $800+ to replace it." ​I pushed back and gave management a clear chance to reconsider and stand behind their craftsmanship. They doubled down and confirmed that 20% off a new unit was their final stance. ​If you are considering buying a WeatherTech tonneau cover thinking you're paying for lifetime American craftsmanship, look elsewhere. You are paying a premium price tag for mediocre rubber that rots out, backed by a support team that treats you like a repeat sale rather than a valued customer. ​Has anyone here managed to successfully rebuild or replace these panel seals with aftermarket rubber, or should I just scrap it and move to a brand that actually backs what they build?

Autozone

Autozone

(10 reviews)

I've been to this location a few times in the past year and have never had an issue…read more My best experience was a few days ago with Larry. I knew what ratchet size & extender I was looking for to remove tough bolts around a dead battery; and he suggested something that might be simpler (though I had already tried it-the flat side had the size I needed the extender for). I told him my plan of bringing it in to recycle it & get a new one. He informed me that they could attempt to recharge it first as a free service before spending the money on a new one, which was something new I didn't realize! I returned a short while later to drop off the battery for recharging (positive it wouldn't work, but why not). The other associate working said it would take about an hour, so I told him to just call me when it's done. I never did get a call & lost track of time a bit. When I got back shortly before closing, it turns out they had been very busy, too. (Perhaps the associate didn't hear me or forgot to call?) Nevertheless, Larry brought it right up when he saw me & tested it in front of me to show it wasn't holding a charge. I told him I want the absolute cheapest replacement (it's my dad's old '96 Lincoln that we're trying to sell or trade & will probably be used as scrap metal anyway; but if it's running we get a higher price). He suggested the official cheapest match at $100 (what is in his system-just doing his job). I pointed out that I saw one on their website for about $70. He showed me his system screen that none of the local stores within 45 miles had it in stock because it's being discontinued & they're just trying to get rid of that inventory. Then he suggested a couple of their generic brand on sale; but he couldn't guarantee they would work with my vehicle since their system doesn't list it. We matched a few up to the original battery & found one w/ very similar specs. For the one spec that was different, he checked the system to see what the minimum requirements were for the car, and it did match. Again, he said he couldn't promise it would work, but I could return it if it doesn't. I tried matching some new bolts, too, (and Larry was very kind being that I was dragging into after store closing hours. I really didn't find the bolt types/sizes I was looking for easily. He did suggest one set that I didn't think was a close enough match, but decided to try it anyway. Then even though I already had some, he included the felt rings because it would give me an extra discount. Overall, I spent less than $70 (and did end up returning the bolts the next day, so closer to $60) & the battery worked beautifully! I really appreciated that he took the time to truly help, give suggestions, match up batteries that aren't suggested in the system, and showed patience. I'm so used to doing things myself, that I was even impressed when he carried the new battery out to the car for me (which I knew they would do if I asked, but I wasn't expecting it). Overall, it was one of those great customer service experiences that didn't make the store profit a lot in that time, but it did bring me back to buy other things I needed later, which profits them more in the long run. I wish more people & stores would use this philosophy!

Generally good. Staff were great, though they only had one of an item that I went there for and,…read moreso, I couldn't take advantage of the 2 for 1 sale.

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