They recently listed a watch on auction as "TAG Heuer-style" but they said they were unable to…read moreauthenticate it. A single phone call to an authorized dealer would've given them the required information but they could not be bothered to do the right thing. It was clearly fake, with a Japanese moment in an allegedly Swiss watch, but they insisted on their right to sell it with every possible devious denial of responsibility. They cared more about their 40% commission than the welfare of the trusting buyer they cheated.

We were extremely happy to work with Joe and Grasons, who handled everything. The process and…read morecommunication were clear and they did a great job marketing our large estate sale which included selling cars, boats, furniture, storage sheds, tools, all done in one weekend. Lots of buyers know to attend a sale by Grasons. Would highly recommend.

This is an unusual 'Outlet Center' even for a Goodwill…read more The store is unlike any other second hand store in that this location strictly seems to deal with clothing -only, on large tables. It seems to be a hit because April/2022, it was jam packed FULL of people digging through thousands of pounds of piles of clothes. Recommend: Not sure, but if you're looking for incredibly low prices on clothing, this store is for you! Reminder; nothing else is distributed at this location.

Why do goodwills have to be so dingy... I understand it's second hand store but why not take some…read morepride and spruce it up? Give people the experience of shopping in a nice place?

$2 per person entry fee not per vehicle. Fun atmosphere but allot of the same stuff. Food trucks…read moreare decent with a nice selection of different foods.

Went on Friday evening and there were hardly any vendors for items or food. The vendors that were…read morethere sold similar things. Including the food vendors. Admission is two dollars a person which is great, but not when there isn't much to explore.

I was having horrible back problems and couldn't remove the fork protector plate on my new bicycle…read more Jenna took no time to figure it out and appreciated the challenge! But of course I couldn't remove it when I got home. So the next day I returned and Linus removed it immediately and helped me put the front tire on. I can't say enough good things about this bike shop. They're amazing and I will use them for new equipment, every chance I get!! Thank you Transit Cycles for helping me get back on my bike, I appreciate it immensely!! Also I can't send this review without mentioning Katie and her Dad recommended a chiropractor who's really helping my back!! Keep up the great work!!! Tucson needs more businesses like this!!!

Very helpful. Very friendly…read more Looked the closest bike shop and Yelp sent us here. BIG help

Our first time out here with the construction, and street rennovations, it is on the opposite side…read moreof the freeway, and roads closed around it, was sort of tricky to find it but we did, we are doing some things to the home and with the price of materials whether it be wood, bath, outdoor, etc. this place is much much better, it was actuallty a good experience and the staff are friendly and helpful, and it was Affordable depending on what you get. I loved it. They have out doors and indoors also. Some of the stuff well, you get to pick thru or ask for help, some is brand new and other gently used pieces, others are used. It is LIKE PICK A PART, but Gently used and New a little of BOTH. Next time and will definitely be back for sure! 1 out of 10, I give it a 8 out of 10! So until next time, Stay Shopping!

To the many that might consider this business be aware, this is NOT your Big Box store! Therefore,…read morecome with your visit knowing that this place is ALL EXTERIOR, sun and rain worn, period. This place shouldn't be expected to come with perfection, anywhere! It is a USED items 'store' per se. With that in mind, some items have reasonably decent prices (you have to look!) and many others are a bit on the top end which dissatisfies many. Take it for what it's worth... I found all employees polite and assistful. I didn't try bargaining but I suppose it's worth a try. Items are somewhat unorganized but if you ask someone, they'll guide you to a specific area if they've got it. Not a bad place by no means, but prices could be a tad better IMO. I enjoyed my visit, and now know the majority of their stock. It's worth a visit just so you know their inventory since there aren't many of these store around town per se.

This is the worst place I've ever done business with!..the manager is the most disrespectful…read moremanager I've ever met an not just that but some of the employees don't even know what's going on or know how to do their job.i highly recommend that they get all new staff except for Scott!...good job Scott!

I have been going into the store of 6th Ave for years now. A lot of the times one could say I raise…read moreevery worker there's blood pressure! Lol. But not once have I been mistreated by any one of the team members who all got know me and me them. I will honestly say this store is by far the best pawn shop I been into and I been to many. Great professional above and beyond customer service from the whole employee team at 6th Ave location

Nate was very helpful today and a genuinely happy worker! I like the location of this store and the…read morefriendliness of all of the staff.

I genuinely don't get all the bad reviews, first of all. This is a nice Goodwill, and as a curvy…read moregirl, I found the selection of plus sized clothes more like what you see at Twice as Nice than what I usually see at Goodwill. There was a lot of Torrid, which was a nice surprise. And also a lot of LulaRoe. I picked up an amazing chunky sweater/poncho type thing that probably was pretty pricey new, a pair of jeans, and a REALLY cute blouse (which is unfortunately too tight in the arms and has no stretch. *sadface*) HUGE book department and more DVDs than I was expecting! There is also a great selection of wares and then my favorite, the china aisle. I found an authentic Wedgwood plate (!!!!) and scored some super cool looking glass dessert plates - which as luck would have it, were 50% off today. I'm not gonna lie, the china was more expensive than I've seen it go for at other Goodwills, but the collections were also considerably larger than just one or two random Walmart plates stuck together with clear packing tape. Some of the plates were six or more to a set, and most of them were really nice. Not your usual Corningware stuff you see all the time. In fact - I got an authentic Wedgwood plate here for $4! (I might have texted my mom from the parking lot, I was so excited by that!) I live very close to the Goodwill Outlet, and it's great, but it's am experience you don't always want to engage in. As a transplanted Southsider (we recently moved from Fort Lowell and Country Club), I'm slowly beginning to find my way around and am always delighted at what I'm discovering. I will certainly be back.

Located just off the beaten path off off 6th St behind it's bigger cousin, Fairwheel bikes lies RC…read more I've come by midday a couple of times in the past month to have some tweaks done to my racing bike. There's never been a line which means I can wait for those adjustments. I have Continental Gatorbacks which are notoriously difficult to change out. I had a race this wknd and decided to hedge my risk after training all winter by having thornless tubes installed last week. The charge was $15/tube and $10 labor per wheel, so $50 total for both tube replacements (totally reasonable). It took barely 15 minutes which was nice and the mechanic shared a few pointers during the process. Unfortunately, one tube came with a bad valve and it "revealed" itself mid-triathlon resulting in my first ever DNF :-/ I brought the bike back the following day and the young gentleman (same guy) confirmed the bad valve. He replaced the tube for free but then said he'd have to charge me another $10 labor. I thought he was joking at first but then he said the boss would likely be on the fence about comping this circumstances entirely so I just paid him the additional $10. Parking can sometimes be a little challenging but otherwise, all things considered, this is a good little shop for quick repairs or adjustments.

Absolutely Outstanding Service & Unmatched Experience…read more From the moment we walked in, we were greeted and taken care of directly by the owner, and the level of attention he gave us was truly top-tier. He was incredibly attentive, interactive, and very specific about matching the bike to my body size, carefully aligning my proportions with the proper frame and tires. You can tell he genuinely cares about getting it right. As first-time bike renters preparing for the largest biking tour in Tucson, we were nervous. We asked for help getting fitted, and they went above and beyond--not just a quick adjustment, but genuine human kindness. They adjusted the seat, watched our posture, and even encouraged us to ride the bike on the side of the shop so they could observe and fine-tune it. They took their time, never rushed us, and made sure we felt confident and comfortable. We rented the bikes for 5 days for only $200 (about $40/day), which is an incredible deal--especially considering other shops in Tucson quoted $100-$200 per day for the same type of bikes. The value is amazing, but honestly, the exceptional service is what makes this place stand out. Phenomenal care, rare to find nowadays. These gentlemen made all the difference in our first cycling experience. Highly recommend!