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  • (long review, sorry. The entire visit was terrible) I wish it was possible to leave no stars. My brother, myself and his friend drove from Somerset (almost an hour and a half) to get some parts for a PT Cruiser. I understand it's an older building, and an even older business. But when you walk in and you get filthy from just brushing against a display, something tells me that no one has actually looked at their inventory in ages. The older man at the desk had a bad attitude from the moment we stepped up to the desk. From working in retail, this was a bad sign and I was going to say something, but my brother needed the parts. My brother was the only one allowed to go down to see the car to see if the parts would work. While he was gone, his friend and I looked at the tires, and found two somewhat decent ones that would last him long enough to get another check to get new ones. The teen that was in charge of the keys for the tires was rude, rolled his eyes at every question and even audibly groaned when we asked if we could get tires. When my brother came back he was angry as the parts would not be able to be removed that day. I understood the fact it would take time to take the parts off. My brother asked if they could be removed before lunchtime on Monday (It was Saturday morning, and he works in Maryland, he would be leaving for work Monday around two pm.). The man at the desk rolled his eyes and mumbled "I guess we can do that." Then my brother asked the man at the counter if he wanted the money for the parts now, or when he picked them up. The man then answered "Whenever is good for you, I guess." REALLY? Needless to say, we are looking elsewhere for parts. And in our rush to leave the place, when he went to get the tires on the car the man putting the tires on found several holes and two tacks stuck on the INSIDE. Twenty five dollars a tire...I guess you get what you pay for. Hopefully somewhere that's somewhat cleaner and has an ounce of respect.
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