All Auto Part Store

They sold me an engine they never had, they lie like it the rest of mankind was stupid, i was never able to talk with the same person twice, they put people on the phone with a terrible Indian accent telling me the engine will be here tomorrow a few times within a month. Thank God i paid with Pay-pal, Even after Pay-pal refunded me, they sent me an email asking me to give them my bank account number for them to refund me.

Lol. How much of a crooked business do they run?

How can they be in business? Doesn't the government know about this?

Dont Was told it would be 7-14 days. It took 8+ weeks to get the engine.

It was not the engine we were promised and purchased. The condition was terrible. Corroded, rusty and had no VIN #. They dropped it off and left.

No signing for it or anything.

They are the worst company I've ever dealt with in 50 years. BEWARE!!!

I found All Auto Part Store on Google, and they exceeded my expectations. Their team provided the right solution, saving me money.

In just 7 days, they delivered and installed the unit, which has been working perfectly. The customer service was friendly and efficient.

Highly recommend! Thank you, All Auto Part Store!

My wife's mr2 engine (o3 mr2 1zz 1.8) we ordered and payed for... they have delayed our about 6 times and now refuse to answerjust don't just

I purchased a used motor for $5900 end it was to be shipped in 7 to 14 business days. The first delay was blamed on an ice storm and my truck would be two weeks late.

The second delay was blamed on Covid for another two weeks delay. During this time, they could not provide proof that there was an engine, or give me a proof of purchase, warranty information, any official documents. After 35 days, the sales person, Jordyn, promised me he would refund my money if I did not get the part in the next 10 days. 11 days later, he would not return my phone calls so I spoke with Larry in customer service who promised me he would get back to me in 10 minutes.

He gave me a bill of lading number and guaranteed me that it was being shipped with UPS freight. I called UPS and they had no record of the bill of lading number. They asked me again for another week. At this point I realize there was no engine, and I was never going to get it.

I demanded a refund of my money which they did not want to do because they insisted it had shipped. Next I spoke with Irene, who told me they would refund my money but would have to charge me a 30% restocking fee. At this point I began to do more research, which I shouldve done in the beginning, to find that all three business addresses that were listed did not belong to them. One was in elementary school, one was a law firm, and one is an insurance agency.

I called all three to verify this business is not there and they told me other people had called and that this was probably a scam. Ive been threatened to report them to the police and within one minute they issued a full refund.