I walked in put down a decent amount and walked out with a smooth driving car. I appreciate Casey…read moreand Beth for making the process easy and smooth they worked to my ability and I appreciate that. y'all better make a way to MCCJ Auto group.

From the owner: Products: Electronics, Emergency Vehicles, Floor Mats,…read moreHitches, Light Bars, Mud Flaps, Running Boards, Tonneau Covers, Toppers, Truck Accessories Services: Upfitting Vehicles, Commercial Fleet Upfitting, Upfit Emergency Vehicles History: We're TMT Accessories, and we're a premier truck accessories store in Des Moines, IA. We offer vehicle upfitting and a wide selection of truck accessories, including electronics, floor mats, hitches, light bars, remote starts, tonneau covers, and more. We're looking forward to partnering with Des Moines, Ames, and Cedar Rapids consumers to continue to offer a premier truck accessories experience. We'd like to personally invite you to contact us to learn more about commercial fleet upfitting, today! Associations: Better Business Bureau (BBB)

I had a unfortunate situation with my car when I was on a trip halfway to Omaha NE my car broke…read moredown and it was about that time to junk it. I towed it Des Moines, IA to a shop when I later decided to have it junked. I spoke with a guy on the phone who gave me the best price estimate that I could find in Des Moines, and he told me that I could just mail them the title later, as I didn't have it with me and then they would just mail me the check. Most junk yards I spoke with had a problem with me not having the title. I did all of that and low and behold they followed through, was very painless and I'm thankful for all of their help. Saved me a lot of miles driving!

From the owner: We specialize In Quality Used Recycled Auto Parts We can Locate hard to find Parts We have over…read more8500 Recyclers around the country's Inventory Call Today 515-265-5696 We buy old Junk Cars, End Of Life Vehicles We buy Wrecked vehicles We offer an Impound Service for Shops, Mechanical and Collision shops We will match and beat any price We offer a Standard 90 day warranty on all parts and also offer Extended warraanties

Quick and friendly customer service. Auto parts is like a foreign language to me, so I greatly…read moreappreciated their help.

Thank you for being open until 9 pm on a Saturday! We were coming home from the airport after…read morevacation. Car problems had us stopped in Ankeny. Thank you Will for going above and beyond to get us back on the road!

I stopped in needing new wiper blades on my way to Wyoming. The staff was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. They installed the new wipers very quickly. Thank you

if you are ever needing parts or broke down on I-80, this is the place to go. My husband and I…read morebroke down on our camping trip at exit 198 at the Pilot. we called and talk to the gentleman working and they helped us out. they gave us a gentleman's number so we could get there and pick up our parts. if you ever need a 24hr service guy call Color's Roadside LLC at 515-205-1160. He was great and prices are reasonable. I will always be great full for these men.

Didn't catch his name but black dude w the longer hair helped me pick out a battery and got…read morestraight to it. Installed it quick as hell and answered questions I had about other things in my car. Cold outside but he was friendly and cool.

If you need parts for your car, this is the place to buy them! They have a great supply and the…read morestaff is super friendly and eager to look up information on your car. On my recent visit, I went here because I needed a new battery. To be more specific, I just got a jump from my in-laws and was driving on a dead battery. Needless to say, I was planning to change the battery in the parking lot. The sales associate was very helpful finding which battery I wanted to buy. There are many different brands that are rated with different cold cranking amps (CCA). In case you didn't know, as the weather gets colder, it is harder for a battery to function. For example, you've probably noticed that when it's really cold, your car takes a few seconds longer to start or may not start at all! Having a battery with a higher CCA rating such as 800 CCA ensures that the battery will function when it's like ten below zero. The standard rating is 600 CCA. Given our frigid winters here in Iowa, I prefer to buy a battery with at least 800 CCA. After I chose my battery, which was around $120 that included a six year warranty, the sales associate offered to install it for me! This is a great service for individuals who are not familiar with cars. Also, the batteries themselves weight about 40 pounds so having someone lift and install them is very helpful. He grabbed the new battery and put it on a cart with all of the required tools. He wheeled the cart outside, and he changed the battery. He also recommended buying some battery terminal rings, which are green and red cloth discs that go around the terminals. These rings and the associated liquid coating that is applied to the terminals are designed to help reduce discharge. I have used them in the past and decided to use them again. Besides, they are only a couple of bucks! Lastly, the sales associate took my old battery, which will be properly disposed/recycled. Advance Auto also has some great sales every now and then. You don't need the coupons as they have them posted outside the building or along the counter. Lastly, if you are doing any of your own car work in their parking lot, the sales associates are really cool about letting you use their restroom to wash up afterwards. Also, their restroom has that orange, mechanic's soap that gets all of the oil and crud off of your hands! Overall, a great place to buy all of your car parts and accessories!

I'm an auto dealer down the street, I'm in every day buying parts, cleaning supplies, batteries,…read moreetc. They are great, nice people, and go above and beyond every time.

Poor customer service they would not match autozone's price on the same item I don't know why I…read moreshop here

5 STARS for Ted!l…read more Needed a battery today for our daughter. Was told that it would not be installed and she was sent to a shop down the road that she would have had to pay for. Turns out, she was sold the wrong size battery (Thanks, Jenny!!). Jenny was unhelpful and rude stating that it was too cold for them to install the battery. Yes, it was a very cold day (hence needing a new battery) but OReilly advertises free battery installation. Our family uses them for this very reason and have always had a quick, positive experience. Ted is the best thing about this experience today!! He deserves a promotion, bonus and more. What a kind and genuine employee. Thank you Ted for helping today and making things right! One for Jenny. A Million 's for Ted.

Everyone there is so nice and helpful. They come out to your car and help you. I had to get a new…read morebattery today and they installed it for me. Very knowledgeable staff. I recommend this location to everyone!

If you've been in an AutoZone this location on Douglas Ave in Urbandale is pretty typical…read more.. The one standout... A woman behind the counter who called out a quick hello and asked if I needed help finding anything as I walked in. It was fairly early on a Saturday and they weren't too busy yet. Either she was bored or just friendly. Lol Either way I appreciated it... I couldn't help but smile. This was a quick stop in for a bottle of catalytic converter cleaner fuel additive. The staff was personable. The location is clean and well organized. I found what I needed. Just a quick in and out!

On my drive cross country my car broke down and these guys helped me out Super helpful crew! This…read morewas also quite a big Auto zone. At the time the girl that was working came out tested our car and offered some good advice. she was super cool. What a great place for my car to break down.

Terry was helpful, respectful and made getting something g handled with my car super stress free.read more

I've been on PTO for the past few days...just burning up time I have to burn before the end of the…read morefirst quarter so I don't lose it. No big plans. Just spending some time with the kids, parents, and kicking around. On the way home from my parents' place on Tuesday evening I had a check engine light come on up by Stanhope on Hwy 17. I still had to take the kids home to their mom's (near Norwalk) and then drive back to my place in Clive. It was solid...not blinking...so it probably wasn't anything catastrophic. I've blown two head gaskets in my past and seized up one engine so I can say that my butthole puckered up just a little the rest of that ride home (about 80 miles in total were left to go). I got home and started stressing a little, but got to sleep. The next morning I started checking into what I needed to do. I found online that O'Reilly's will do free code checks on check engine lights. I showered up, got dressed and headed that way. The guys at the Clive location were great. Ran the codes and gave me a print out. He did tell me that the codes generated were sometimes general and not 100% accurate. They won't clear the warning so that light stays on...they just check the codes for you. It was showing problems with my emissions/catalytic converter. A quick search showed that replacing a catalytic converters is about $1,300 in parts and labor. Ugh. I took the print out to the Midas in Clive. The guy at the front desk was great. He looked at the print out. Made it clear that emissions do involve the catalytic converters, but there are other things like O2 sensors, etc. in play. He asked me the year and miles of the car and then he laughed and said it was highly unlikely that it was my catalytic converter. He asked me if I knew how to clear the check engine light. I'd already Googled that. Remove the negative battery connection for a couple of minutes and hook it back up on a GMC vehicle. He told me to do that and he also asked if I ran ethanol. I do. He recommended getting a good fuel additive, filling up with Premium for a couple of tanks, and getting it out of town and to "drive it like I stole it." Lol He said if the light did come back on to bring it in and the would hook it up and dig in deeper, but he didn't want me to waste my money. That's important to me too! I was kind of taken aback. It's not often right now that you find great people who provide good customer service and think about you more than just with their own wallet in mind. Or at least it kind of seems like it's less often than it used to be... The light hasn't come back on and I hope it stays that way. I didn't put a lot of miles on yesterday, but I put quite a few miles on today in town, on highways, and the interstate. I'm hoping it stays that way if the good Lord is willing and the creek don't rise... I appreciate the guys at both O'Reilly's (Clive) and Midas (Clive). It was nice to deal with people who weren't going for an immediate cash grab... I know they really helped relax me when my anxiety was kicking in thinking worst case scenarios. As an added note... A lot of farmers in rural Iowa are burning off parts of their land and ditches right now. I ran through some really heavy smoke on the way home. In hindsight the heaviest was North of Stanhope. I read online that smoke from wildfires etc. can sometimes impact your car's sensors... Could have just been a coincidence too.