I confirm all the negative reviews I confirm all the negative reviews, they're most likely true. They sent me the wrong part and then tell me that they don't do refunds, so I took the loss and reordered when I knew it wasn't my fault. I received the new part and it didn't last a week. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY... .

I ordered a set of 2 Front Strut & 2… I ordered a set of 2 Front Strut & 2 Rear Shock Assemblies fits Chevy GMC Silverado/Sierra (2010 Silverado LT crew cab). Installed in September 2018. While doing an oil change recently I noticed the bushings on the lower part of front struts were pushing out causing the sleeve in which they belong in to make contact with lower control arm. (metal on metal). Also the bushing being only in use for 3 months show quite a lot of cracking and wear. I thought the GM factory struts (made in CHINA) were junk. These prime choice struts are the worst I've ever used. Buy a better brand, What a crock.

WORST PARTS COMPANY I HAVE EVER DELT… WORST PARTS COMPANY I HAVE EVER DELT WITH, AND I RUN AN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOP AND HAVE WORKED IN THIS INDUSTRY FOR OVER 20 YEARS. IF I HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY IS I WARN ANYONE THAT CHOOSES TO USE THIS COMPANY, LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE FOR YOUR PARTS!!!!!!!

I ordered my front suspension package … I ordered my front suspension package for my 06 charger r/t Saturday, walked in my house here on Wednesday and everything i ordered was sitting in my livingroom. Im extremely happy with the prompt service and delivery. Only downside was the initial email gave me the wrong tracking number. All is well, everythung showed up just fine!

Radiator for X-Type I thought for sure a $50+ radiator for a '02 Jaguar X-Type would be a cheap piece of junk, but I was wrong. The new radiator seemed to weigh a little less than the OEM, and maybe the quality grades of plastic and aluminum are a little lower than the OEM, but neither observation was significant enough to cause me any concern. The new radiator fit perfectly. Watch all the YouTube Videos before you start. I found that using flat tin plumbing pipe hanger strap ( 3/4 inch wide, that you can buy from Lowes or HD) is best for hanging the radiator from the cross brace as you re-mount the condenser and fan assembly. Simple finger crimping of the strap around the edges of the cross brace was just enough to hold all the weight. I removed the thermostat assembly and all lower hoses to provide needed clearances. Aligning all components is a pain, but is doable without damage if you always go slow, watch and think.