Walmart Supercenter

I have been to this walmart more than i can count and it is always dirty. The things i see there are nasty but its a fun place to go and joke around with friends

Walmart is going downhill.
This last Saturday we went there and they are not stocking the shelves especially
for sausage and hot dogs.
Walmart is raising their prices to 1 cent under or even way over what Kroger and Meijers charge.
The last time when I tried to match milk, they would not and also said they do not match bananas. Perhaps they are mad they raised some employees wages.
They do not seem to want our business any longer.
Sorry.

Asked for help and I was greeted with a blank stare and a look away, this is not the first time I have encountered this.

It might be all Walmarts but this one seems to be the worst at having checkout lanes available. They have the checkout yourself lanes. Those are cool except when you have a lot of things. This is where they fail. I can’t imagine they couldn’t afford a few more employees for checkout considering they are one of the worlds most profitable companies in the world.

This location has gone even more downhill since my last review. Most of the time they only have 1 lane open. This past week, 2 weeks before Christmas, at 5:30 they had ONE LANE OPEN. The line backed up into the clothing department. Walmart does not value their customers’ time. Also, half of the parking lot was completely dark as all of the parking lot lights on that end were out. Very dangerous. I will NEVER go back to this store. I have had enough of the low quality produce and their not valuing their customers. I will drive a little farther to go to Meijer, and I will pay a little more to shop at Kroger. At least the selection is better and I am treated like a valued customer.

This Walmart is probably the best Walmart in town. That being said it’s still a Walmart. And It falls to doing the same old things that makes Walmart evil. It saves you money, but makes you feel guilty. There’s never a feeling of being glad that you went there and there’s never enough cashier lanes open.

Please note that this review is directed solely at the Auto Center, and is not reflective of the store as a whole.
I purchased a car battery from Walmart ⁰¹⁄₂₀₁₂ and my car had stalled shortly after Christmas. I finally got around to taking it in yesterday, to replace the battery/​see why it happened.
I will say this firstly: the best employees in order from best to worst are as follows:
The mechanic; Super friendly and informative. He explained everything, including the fact that he couldn’t get my hood shut, which happened when I bought the battery originally.
The associate; albeit, she had a very thick accent, was the only one working up front who knew what was going on. She was very quick to try to assist everyone that approached the counter. Since there were multiple customers that had carts full of groceries and checking out in the auto center, most of my beginning experience with her was her telling everyone she’d be with them in a moment. She was very very busy running in between computers and registers trying to assist everyone, and doing a pretty decent job of it. I met her at the garage door to bring my car in, and she was still just as helpful, but really busy. (This rating is a 2 star only because of the work ethic and attitude of this associate.)
The manager; probably one of the most misinformed and clueless managers I’ve ever come in contact with. He was very flustered while trying to look up my information, which i knew was still in the system, having only purchased & installed the battery a year ago, and also had tire work done early last fall. Multiple times he ended up just being in the way of the associate that was helping everyone. She told him she’d get to it, just leave it alone a few times.
When it came to checking on the status of my car, I could see through the doors that the hood was still open, so I wasn’t expecting much. There were even more people at the counter by this time, to which the manager was not handling well at all. He wasn’t speaking clearly to people, including myself, about what was going on with their car or order, etc. Finally he got to me and stumbled through, «The mechanic is writing up a report for you right now; he’s almost done.» Even though I could see through the windows that he was still trying to close the hood. It would’ve been nice to not have been lied to my face about what was going on.
The lady from before told me to wait outside, and the mechanic would bring my car around. So i met the mechanic outside, to which he apologized for the wait as well as the hood malfunctioning. We talked about the battery problem some more and he suggested I get the alternator checked, since the battery was fine, just needed recharged.
All in all the best parts of this experience was the mechanic and cashier. The manager, however, seemed to always make matters worse. Maybe he was on a power trip, i’m not sure, but he just did not seem qualified to a, be leading a team so haphazardly, and b, doing so in the automotive dept. A manager is supposed to be at the top of the knowledge pyramid for his dept and this manager was definitely on the bottom rung.
Unfortunately, I Think I’ll be returning to the Mayesville walmart to avoid having to deal with that team again.