1432 East Olive Street, Lamar CO 81052
“Good place to go, find What You Need.Add a decent price , especially because they don't really have many places to go buy stuff here in lamar , so it's a good place to go and get whatever you need with their customer service , thanks”
1432 E Olive St, Lamar CO 81052
“I'm not a Walmart guy, however, as there are few options I stopped in as I was having issues with my TPMS sensor. The guys in the Auto department were super fast and friendly getting my vehicle into the bay in less than 5 minutes. While waiting for my car, I decided to get a new screen cover for my phone. Although the whole crew was having their morning meeting, as I was browsing a gentleman approached me to let me know he was there to help. Again, super friendly and very helpful. After getting my screen cover I went back to Automotive and they were already getting ready to pull my vehicle out. The Tech who had worked on the vehicle came out to let me know what he found. I was also informed that even though they re-checked my pressures and re-set the sensors, they would not be charging me as they still just considered it a simple TPMS Service. Awesome service from a team of professionals.”
1432 East Olive Street, Lamar CO 81052
“At a time when some Walmart locations are prohibiting overnight RV parking, I really appreciate the welcoming attitude I received upon my telephone inquiry. A straight forward friendly welcome. You can bet we'll plan on shopping while we're there.The cheerful voice on the phone should get a big raise!”
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