Battery Specialist

I would not even give this place one star, dirty little shop with rude people, I was in a real bind and bought a battery, it was done in three months. I was two days out of the three-​month warrantee and they said, «What do you expect it’s a refurbished battery». I told them for $ 48.00 I expected more; the man said I will sell you another one for $ 35.00 but only a one month warrantee, at this point I left the store and went to Auto Zone.

I needed a new battery and this place was recommended by a good friend. Went and was pleased how friendly they were — they gave me their opinion and not pushy as to which one I should purchase. They cleaned all my wires — removed old battery — put in new battery and I was out the door. Very pleased and would recommend them.

This battery location used to be my favorite go to place. There was a very nice gentlemen who worked there. I don’t know if he’s there any longer, but the owner at this location was very rude to my sister and me. Don’t come to this location. He has a snotty attitude and is grouchy. Do not purchase a battery here. I went to deep cycle battery and they gave me the best battery with a two year warranty. And I know the battery will last and it’s brand new. I’m so happy with my new purchase.

Very honest. I actually did not use their services. I walked in with a old starter for my ’79 jeep and they looked it over and said they could fix it but it would cost more them buying a new one. Then they suggested a place to get pick one up cheap!
Nice guys and honest, if I can give them business in the future I will.

I’ve had ongoing electrical troubles with my car for almost a year now. I’ve had the battery tested (more than once) and lengthy and expensive diagnostics done on my keyless entry (looking for a short to explain the battery drain and the total loss of keyless entry function); all to no avail until today.
I walked into the shop, without an appointment, and proceeded to detail my electrical saga, including an unnerving stranding in Mexico, to the two men working there. The owner, Mario (was it?), cut me off gently and said the battery needed to be replaced. That was all; it seemed too easy.
He and his helper tested my battery, confirmed his diagnosis, replaced said battery, and had me out the door in under twenty minutes all for the bargain price of $ 65.
On the way home, I called Pep boys to confirm I had gotten a good deal. At Pep boys, the same battery before instillation, core disposal fee, or tax would have cost me $ 95.
Let’s do the math…
Pep Boys vs. New Battery
$ 95 battery
$ 30 instillation
$ 6 disposal fee
$ 12.77 tax
$ 143.77 total $ 65 total
Oh, and my keyless entry works now, too.
This place is a diamond in the rough; go here!
FYI: Bring Cash; you remember that green metallic smelling stuff! They accept cards but you will pay more (like at the gas station); remember credit card companies charge anywhere from 3−5% of the total sale (this really adds up) to the vendor, for your convenience.