"Went here for years. Dale was always gr8 with a hello, kind word and quick to help me find what I need. Dale is part time now as hes semi (mostly) retired. I walk in the other day. Hoping to exchange my wipers, I discover I didnt have my receipt. Muttering to myself " oh crap!" I run into Matt a pleasant young guy, who asks me whats wrong? I told him.. my dumbass thought I had receipts for these wipers.... but apparently left them at home. \nHe smiles and motions me over to the register. Just like Dale used to: he looks up my transactions with a smile and takes care of me with air of wanting to help make my day better. I said would be too much to swap out the new wipers with the old? Matt says: no problem at all. A short while later I was on my way. After my discussion about wipers, I mentioned in the beginning about my wifes car which needed wipers replaced. \nMatt says: Cmon in when you want those wipers replaced. I went in the next day. Saw Matt and he took care of me again. Great guy! Im in good hands! As a bonus, \nDale happened to be there as a it was a Saturday, he works occasionally. He recognized me. Its been a couple of years since I saw him. We caught up for a bit . Nice to see that people care about you as a consumer and acquaintance. They are good men . Go see them . They'll help you out."
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"Went in for windshield wipers. Got excellent, top-notch service from Rick. Not only did he help me pick out the wipers, but he installed them as well."
I have been looking at the 2025 Rams recently and considering one with a Hurricane motor. Currently I have 1500 crew cab with the 3.6 6 cylinder motor. No complaints with the motor but I do miss the hemi motor that this truck replaced. Can anyone give a comparison of the Hurricane vs. the Hemi...
"Semi-Hemi" Polyspherical Head V8 Engines: 241, 259, 270, 301, 315, 325, 331, 354 with thanks to Bill Watson and Hemi Andersen Chrysler's first V8 engine was the "dual rocker," now known as the original Hemi. Developed from Chrysler's aviation research, the efficient powerhouse had roughly...
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What (if any) is the relative difference in reliability between a 2021-2022 5.7L HEMI with MDS VVT and the 2023-current 5.7L HEMI with MDS VVT eTorque engine? I'm in the process of identifying potential replacement trucks and have decided to purchase a RAM 1500 with the 5.7L engine and 3.92...
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I did the long daunting 16 spark plug change on the truck and decided to finally make a good guide for fellow RAM owners to follow to make this job as pleasant as possible. The use of a cheap $12 magnetic swivel socket makes this job 100x better and a moving a few extra things really make the...
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Just bought a 2019 2500 6.4 (96000 miles) and am trying to learn a lot right now. I can't find any post that says if it's a bad lifter, the ticking will stop when MDS is engaged. Can the MDS lifter fail where this happens? I was thinking it might be the manifold bolt exhaust leak on one of the...
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