Re: Hey Neal, hey Neal!!! nuts?(no lug nuts)

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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>         It apears to be the staff and not the store that makes a 
> difference,
   We should expect a totally ignorant clerk every time we go to any
chain type parts store. Your best chance to get the correct parts you
need, would be to look it up BEFORE you go to the store. NEVER tear
something apart, before you have the replacements in your hand. This
changes your attitude from "want", to "need"! 
 All these stores have their part numbers available on line, so cross
referencing won't be needed. I have retrieved a part number from Auto
zone's on line site, and told the guy at O'Riliey's what I needed [Bendix
part #] and he went into a lost gaze, and wondered, where that part
number came from?  My mistake!  So, we start at the beginning, and go
through the vehicle identifying game, to end up with their part number. 
 I only have one use for Pep-Boys, that is only on occasion, they
actually have something on sale, that is less than anywhere else. They
have stuff "For Sale" all the time, but rarely "On Sale".  Any special
order part [something they don't stock, normally Chrysler anything] costs
you for shipping. At least Auto zone's and O'Riliey's doesn't.  I hate
Pep-Boys! 
 So, find every store's website, and put them in your "favorites" list,
and do yourself a favor, look it up first, hand the clerk a list.  Have a
better day!  Tom in Dallas   

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