I stopped in today for a new headlight bulb & not only did they help me get the exact bulb, but…read morehelped me replace it! I shouldn't even say helped, they just did it all for me! I'm terrible with fixing my car problems, & planned to drive an hour south later in the evening, had no time to take it to a shop. It was cold and snowy and slightly difficult to do but they succeeded to fix my bulb and make my day! Thank you!! I highly recommend this shop for all things auto parts!!!

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This company makes all sorts of mistakes with pricing and descriptions of their products. I tried…read moreto purchase some rubber sealant earlier this summer and AutoZone priced a product that sold for less than $4.00 elsewhere at over $30.00. Now, I purchased what was supposed to be ceramic brakes on-line, only to find out they were poorer quality organic brake pads. Neither incident prompted their leadership or "customer service" personnel to do anything other than say they passed on my comments to their research department. AutoZone expected me to remove the organic brake pads from my car and to return them to the store or corporate headquarters before they able to do anything. I only installed these brake pads from AutoZone because it was choice between a disabled and functional car. Instead of doing anything about a problem they created, they insisted on following some ridiculous bureaucratic process in order to be compensated for their bait and switch tactics. My advice would be to look elsewhere for auto parts.

The staff at the Central Entrance store are not customer service oriented. It was like they were…read morebeing put out to answer my questions. I will definitely not shop here again!

Looking for wiper blades before the big storm. The wiper…read moreblades I bought here have been the best I've ever owned!

Miller Mall machine shop is the worst machine shop in the usa! Jim Shykes is a shyster! He will do…read moreanything he can to keep your used parts. He will lie about the parts he has used internally on your engine rebuild. There is no warranty because his work is guaranteed to blow up. His entire staff does not know what they are doing.

DO NOT use Miller Mall Machine Shop. I've heard the horror stories, but rolled the dice. Bad…read moredecision. I had them 'inspect' a cylinder head I suspected of having valve damage. After having it for a week or so they gave me the bill and said the head was good. No repairs necessary. I reinstalled it and it drove with an occasional misfire for approximately 200 miles. Maybe less. Day after our wedding the engine died. I finally took the car apart and found the valve head had broken off the stem wrecking the head and the piston. This type of thing doesn't just happen. Usually from a bent valve. I'm upset about this for a number of reasons, but right now I'm irate at the way Miller treated me when I came in to ask them about it. They do bad work and bad business. Stay away.

Good folks working for them. I found what I needed, and when I couldn't pull it off they brought…read moreit into the shop and pulled it off for me. Even got the story of how the wreck ended up in their yard, which is a plus. Per the 2 star, they pass on the card fee. That's a regular practice. If you have cash, bring cash. Not awful for small stuff, but big stuff adds up.

They accept credit cards, but make sure you bring cash, If you use your card/debit card, this…read morecompany charges you 3.5% extra!

Want to buy a battery and don't know what brand to pick? Not advanced. They'll sell you a bad…read morebattery and with a receipt or not they will not give you a refund or an exchange no matter the price you paid. Maybe if it's in the warranty period possibly, but from what they told me it seems that's not the case.

Recently purchased brake pads as well as wiper blades. Fast,…read more Friendly, helpful personnel. Was not pushy. Would highly recommend this auto parts store over some others in Spirit Valley of Duluth, Mn.

The reason I recommend Napa as number one is quality products. Products out of Napa are newly…read moremanufactured products not refurbished. Not generic . NAPA will provide Top Quality Products Top Quality Standards which has under gone professionals as well as great quality control standards to assure what you buy will last the time it's made for . Napa has the most superior product on the market for repair of any automotive needs .

I love going here for parts I need or if any of my cars engine light turns on, which they check for…read morefree! Always great workers and willing to help you out with anything.

Guys here are super respectful and made me an exact replica hydraulic hose for my back hoe and gave…read moreme the plugs and caps I needed. Top quality parts for a fair place I'll be going here from now on.

I'm a bit peeved with my transaction here…read more I went in to get some hydraulic lines and explained my application. I wanted to steal a tractor's loader hydraulics and run them the back to connect to a 3 pt snowblower's chute. I needed four 3/8 inch 10.5 foot lines with an elbow and ag style quick connects. I also had a three foot power steering line I wanted duplicated. I came the next day to get the five lines and an 850 dollar bill. I could have gotten the same things at fleet farm for 250 and ordered the power steering line from the dealer for 60 dollars. Their response? We only use the best stuff and you'll never have a problem with it. That's great, but that really doesn't make sense for what I'm doing. I've worked 10 years for an industrial equipment manufacturer so I'm no stranger to fluid power or what things cost. Blindly overspeccing things is seldom helpful for an application and usually only benefits the guy selling the parts. For 850 bucks I could have bought two remote valves, a joystick, and lines to set up dedicated rear hydraulics. But don't get me wrong, I have a new found sense of pride knowing that my new hydraulic lines rival the value of the tractor... I had them keep their quick connects (4 male/female sets and 4 male) which dropped 300 off the bill. I bought the same fittings online at summit hydraulics for 100 dollars shipped. I figure the whole deal was 3x more expensive then it should have been. The steering line was ballpark what I could order it for, but I'm 90 percent certain they swapped a long elbow for a normal length one so the new line doesn't fit the steering valve. Looks like I'll be ordering that one anyways. The guys are the store are fine. Friendly people.