Whole experience needs improvement Searching for a discontinued part and found it listed at Dave's as available so ordered them and waited. 4 days later I get an acknowledgement that they're "discontinued" - really? Bottom line is they sound like a broker who really don't own any parts, just a "pass through". They utilize databases from other vendors and need to do a better job to improve accuracy. Also navigated website and found it difficult to find things. Had to put in vehicle info several times over and still found it hard to find what I need. Catalog indexing was a little odd, categories make no sense. Bottom line is they need to improve the whole package in order to compete with the others out there who've already figured it out. Cool name and decent image but needs more than that to deliver.

Auto Part Shopping Made Easy! Very pleased with my overall experience. Only glitch was that I never received shipping confirmation, only thing I can figure is because it was drop shipped from another location. Still I was pleasantly surprised to find my package on my door step last Saturday morning. Installed the clock spring and got my son back in his Murano. I plan to use your company in the future!

honestly honestly, here is what I did...ignored the call first for availability and ordered an obsolete part. Next Day Dave's refunded the amount and explained they could not obtain the part. Fair enough. Should probably pull the item from the parts sheet.

Solved a two year old problem. I had purchased two sets of fuel injectors from ebay vendors. The first were visably knockoffs, although they worked fairly well until one failed. The second were accurate fakes that didn't work very well at all. I finally got real GM branded parts from Dave's at a reasonable price. All is well.

Better luck next time. To your credit, you put yourself out there with this survey regardless of the consumer's experience. I wanted a Fuel Pressure Relief Valve - one week it was listed in your data base, the next week it was gone. Via email, the eventual response was, "sorry, not sure what happened to it." Such as it is . . . at least the company responded electronically. By phone = not so much.