Walmart Supercenter

I don’t know why I keep using their photos services. Every time I step foot into a Walmart I immediately regret my decision. They get the orders correct but standing in line for 45 minutes is ridiculous. The employees were nice but the management needs to work of staffing and logistics.

DO NOT USE THIS WALMART LUBE CENTER
My car has been in my garage for 5 weeks as I have been home recovering from surgery. So, we decided to get tires checked, balanced and rotated before I go back to work in the morning.
The first ‘intake guy’ with all the tattoos and piercings told us 2 hour wait… and tried to persuade us not to leave the car. We decided to leave it, and left it for over 2 hours. We had my husbands truck with us.
Upon picking it up I noticed the tire pressure still read ²⁶⁄₂₈ and not the required 30 pounds of psi…
I pulled my car back up to the bay where ‘Doug’ proceeds to tell me how under-​staffed they are and how busy they are… that someone would get to me …
I have a document showing they inspected and confirmed the pressure.. that they did the work that they obviously did not do…
«DOUG» continued to berate me like I was the problem.
Telling me he did not make the mistake, Walmart did.
I demanded the manager and he told me to get my car out of the shop and pulled the chain across the hood of my car.
Now I have paid for services I doubt I received, and Erica, the on shift manager agreed with me.
Am I pissed? Yes.
The service at this center has been awful for a long time. We get oil changes done at Jiffy Lube and new tires at Firestone. We use Walmart for a battery and today rotation and balancing cause we were shopping… never again.
They left my oil cap off my car one time, and otherwise its just their sorry attitudes we hate dealing with.
I will be following up with Erica and Shannon tomorrow. I demand an apology and a refund. Doug needs to find another job. Tattoo boy should be taking notes or he will be looking for one too.
Its called shoplifting if I try to take something I didn’t pay for. What is it called when they charge you for services you don’t receive?
The results: One you get prosecuted, the other you just get screwed.
The customer isn’t always right, but beware when we are.

Not a friendly store. When I was using the self-​check out, I was having problems using my gift card. The screen said to scan it, I did, it didn’t work so I asked for help. The lady used the bar code scanner. Gave me «you’re stupid» look. I just followed the directions on the screen lady!

Walmarts customer service and management team did not give appropriate measures for returning baby items. I would not use for baby Registry

I can honestly say that I didn’t think I’d ever be reviewing a local Walmart. But when my husband received a sizable gift card to the store, we ventured to this location to cash it in on items that I surmised I could get for a good price.
I was surprised on a number of levels.
Parking lot: A toddler using a crayon and a huge piece of blank paper must have initially designed this parking lot. Random curves and intersections must have looked awfully enticing to the engineer who got ahold of the drawing and decided to use it. Now two– and three-​ton vehicles get to meander and play loop-​de-​loop through this lot while trying to avoid impacting each other.
Layout of the store: One would think that all grocery and household items would be near each other; however, they are not. Health and beauty items are on one side of the store while paper goods, cleaning supplies, canned goods and all other groceries are grouped together on the opposite end of the store. A stroll through very narrow aisles of the clothing and soft goods department is required; these aisles are cluttered with sawhorse-​style racks (yes, built out of raw lumber) holding various items for sale. If one person with a shopping cart stops to peruse the offerings, that side of the aisle is completely blocked. Place one person on each side of the sawhorse and now you have a complete aisle traffic jam. A walk through tacky undies and bras is then compulsory.
Selection: I was unimpressed with the variety of offerings. I went in for common items: bleach, tissues, cleaning supplies, shampoo. I’ve seen more choices at Target or HEB. A walk through their frozen food section revealed an extraordinary amount of pre-​prepared («big box» restaurant) food. Very few healthy choices. I did not look at produce, as I had no intention of purchasing any of it.
Prices: Moderate to negligible savings. Tissues were within pennies of the price HEB charges; bleach and detergent prices were similar. Shampoo savings was small. Several items I had intended to purchase never made it in my cart, as I discovered Walmart charged more that I was accustomed to paying.
Appearance/​presentation of the store: Relatively clean with many employees about, but very few that you seemed to be able to grab to ask a question.
Would I have gone there without the gift card? No. Will I return? Most likely I won’t. I would need an awfully good reason (other than the enticement to perhaps save a quarter or so on 20 items) to brave that parking lot, walk the entire store and choose from their somewhat limited selection. I’d rather spend my money at other merchants’ establishments. However, I’m giving this Walmart 3 stars because at least I didn’t feel like I needed to take a shower after I left.

right price, hours are good.

This walmart is MUCH nicer than other locations like the one on I-​45 or 1960. But that being said, it’s still a walmart and susceptible to all the strange people that like to shop there.
I don’t buy grocery’s at any walmart, so I can’t even comment on that side of the store. I usually stay around the sporting goods /​outdoors /​household /​clothes. That being said, overall that part of the store is usually quite nice. There is a great guy that is almost always working in the sporting goods area (I think his name is Chris), that is EXTREMELY helpful, even when I’m trying to find something elsewhere in the store. He really goes the extra mile and if every employee was as nice and helpful as him then Walmart would crush every other retailer out there and leave nothing in their wake.
Besides that, this walmart is really no different than others in what they offer. I like to go during a weekday as there is usually a LOT less people there (even though the parking lot is gigantic).
Getting in & out of this location is also easy too, plenty of entrances off the adjacent roads.

Go to the Walmarts that are AWAY from the major freeways and you get a cleaner, nicer, and non-​ghetto Wally World experience. This Walmart is close to my house and has everything I need for my family. No matter what time of the day we go, we get good service and lots of good stuff left that are on Clearance! Score!
The people here have been nice and true story, my water broke at this Walmart! :) Sorry I have no People of Walmart photo to post of that incident.

Went there and couldn’t find clorox wipes so I asked a guy, he response «I’m not on the clock». Yet you’re walking around the store. If I could give it no stars, I would.

This Wal-​mart is fairly clean compared to others. I usually avoid Wal-​Mart like the plague and only go after midnight. This one has typically been better, but today, it displays the long lines and short-​tempered employees for which the company has become so well known.

I usually do my grocery shopping in the evening around 7pm. It’s extremely frustrating when a lot of the things I need to buy are not on the shelves because they don’t restock things throughout the day. Seven in the evening is not even that late!
I know, I know. It’s difficult to keep everything available throughout the day, and who could keep track? Why don’t I just ask someone, right? It’s nearly impossible to find any employees around. And the ones I do see rush by so quickly with a look on their faces like they’ve smelled something horrible. (It’s not me, I swear!)
But I guess I shouldn’t be expecting so much of Walmart. My mistake. The people at checkout are pretty nice though.

I used to love to shop at this Walmart 7 years ago, however, now it becomes very unorganized since they re-​painted and re-​organized the whole store. You can find kitchen things hanging way some place else. If you saw things at one place, there is no guarantee you will find them at the same place the next time. We’re normally shop here at night since it’s less crowded so you don’t have to pump into people every minute. However, now it become a big issue… because you can’t find any help. Even during the day time, it’s still pretty hard to get some help. If you’re lucky enough to find someone to help you, don’t expect they will be helpful. They might just say «it’s over there» by pointing to the air in some direction. Not all employees like that, but most learn how to serve the customers the same way… just like that!
Ah, check for the expiration. A lot of expired products never got removed from the shelves.

Typical Wal-​Mart. I have to drive to this one, as the store closest to me on FM 1960 is absolute crap!!!

This place is just a hassle. You have to walk through aisles and aisles of crap that nobody needs just to get to convenience items like diapers, pet food, milk and eggs all btw located at the back of the store! In the meantime you need to dodge weird looking people (see
for a clue) with baskets full of this crap that nobody needs. Where do they have room for that in their doublewide?!
A decade ago I remember going to walmart because it was convenient. Now it’s just a headache.
The good news is that there’s a really nice Kroger right across the street, so if you walk two steps in to this place and lose your nerve, normalcy isn’t far!

For a Walmart, this is the cleanest and nicest Walmart I have probably ever been to.

This used to be a 5 star establishment. Yet, everyday I run into more and more people from work that I don’t want to see at MY Wal-​Mart. :(.