Tuxedo Auto Supply

I’ve been coming to this little shop for years, ever since I was tall enough to work in the engine bay with my dad on his cars. The gentlemen that work here clearly know what they’re talking about when they sell you auto parts/​supplies. Anyone can read a spec sheet on the parts they sell you, but these guys know which ones give you the most bang for your buck, and on several occasions they’ve even given me excellent removal/​install advice, something very valuable to the beginner or casual mechanic.
The guys that work here are truly top notch, but it’s not just the people that make the experience so rewarding. Ive been buying parts for my cars from these guys for 5 or so years, and every part I’ve bought at this little store turned out to be cheaper than the larger name brand stores. All in all, I always check this shop first for auto supplies (and even motorcycle fluids and parts!) because they make the expirience so great.
I HIGHLY recommend this parts store above all others.

The crew as Tuxedo have always been helpful. They not only find the parts you need, they find the best price for you. With that kind of service, I always return. You can’t get this level of service at one of the chain auto parts places, you just can’t.

The employees here know their stuff! They have most of the parts we need in stock and the ones that are not in stock they can get in quickly. I like to support my local businesses and this is a keeper.

Unlike many so called autoparts stores, Tuxedo has people who know what they are doing and understand what you are talking about. EXPERIENCED employees help you get the part you need. Many of the parts are in stock and that also includes parts for cars several years old. Most of the employees don’t have to rely on a computer to get you the part. And you won’t have to spend a half an hour arguing about whether your new 2011 Toyota has a headlight in the car just because it is not listed on the computer.
The day I went in I picked up tygon line. Now things were quite different when at Pep boys, tygon line did not exist and the sales associate didn’t have a clue what ³⁄₃₂ ID meant. The Pep boys guy kept holding up different lines that were too big, hoping I would acknowledge if he picked up the correct line.
The difference? Goto Tuxedo and say GF-​61 and get handed a gas filter; goto pep boys and get a confused look and time spent on a computer. Tuxedo 2 minutes and your out the door as opposed to Pep Boys 20 minutes and your still waiting in line.