Sears Auto Center

Nice to know that they open at 12 instead of 11 which was on their door and what the Internet site reported. Standing here and not one person said anything about this. A woman asked and they told her about the change. No wonder why they are losing customers. Sad thing is that I am looking to get a flat repaired and no one is opened on Sunday with the exception of Firestone which has an 1 — ¹¹⁄₂ hour wait.

Temporary Recant of my previous review.
$ 400 – 500 for a new alternator…
A. The car is not worth that much, and
B. The part costs around $ 150 rebuilt. (They said they only do new).
Adding insult to injury, they told me nothing was wrong with my battery or alternator. I had to ask them to check it a second time, because I knew that there was an issue with power supply based on how the car was acting. Thankfully, they did and found that it had lost a significant amount of charge in only 30 minutes (10 volts, yikes!).
And I will be doing this repair myself.
:Update: September 28^th:
Took apart the car to look at the alternator and battery (battery of the Sebring is in the wheel well, sadly), and discovered that not only did I have to ask them to look at this twice, but that they never did it. Everything was rusted over, none of the terminals had been cleaned as had been claimed. They simply hooked it up to the battery charger and said 1) «its fine» then when asked to do it again said 2) «the alternator is bad». Both times they had checked this solely by hooking it up to the charger and testing the voltage. Which you can do for free at home. They charged me thirty bucks for it, and doing this alone does not guarantee that either diagnosis is accurate.
You blew it Sears Auto. You’ve earned the coveted One Star Rating.