1011 E Milam St, Mexia TX 76667
“Delivered to store...got there night before located in little strip mall the whole location used to be old Walmart now cut up in 4 separate businesses..overnight parking allowed plenty of room..get there early due to gym traffic..to ensure room to park..”
Wal-Mart Supercenter, 1406 East Milam Street, Mexia TX 76667
“The Tire center stayed open late to sell us a Tire, so we could make it home. Our spare tire blew and it was after closing when we got there. They even checked out our other tires just to make sure that we would make it home! God bless them! We could have been stranded until the next morning hundreds of miles from home and our dogs!”
1406 E Milam St, Mexia TX 76667
“There has been a lot of remodeling and it looks nice. However, now you have a hard time finding the product you need, so much rearranging..I HAVE noticed they are opening more registers for those of us who dont really care to do the checking out ourselves. Employees were kind and bathrooms are clean. Not super crowded”
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