Hose-Man

This place is the pits. Takes forever to get out. On many occasions they got the length too long or worse too short.
They charge extra to dispose of your old hose, and an extra 100 bucks if it has oil in it.
Go somewhere else. It’s worth the extra drive time to get it done quickly and correctly the first time.

This Place Is HORRIBLE do yourself a favor and stay away. customer service is terrible and they have no interest in creating or earning a customer.

I called during business hours and the phone rang for a very long time. I asked what time they closed just to double check. Found that they close at 5. Ok so 30 minutes to spare. I was asking questions and the guy did not sound like he was interested in my business. I guess I will take my business elsewhere.

i needed fuel tank hose for an 89 jeep… not so hard to find right… wrong…
2 dealerships, pep boys, kragen, autozone and some local auto parts later no dice. …
these guys have everything you need…
go here now…
they have it… wish i would have known earlier it would have saved me a week of searching. …

I work for a diesel and natural gas engine manufacturer, constantly buying fittings, hoses, and etc. I will stop coming to this hose man: most of the employees have bad attitudes, prices seem a little high, ive been charged different prices for the same part, always wait for longer then expected, a lot of parts that I need they never have in stock, if you are unsure of something they will be of no help…

Prices are high and they take their sweet time doing anything not to mention they don’t call when they are done. Idk how this shit is in business

I brought in a power steering hose to get it fixed and the quote was outrageous!
My car has a leaky power steering hose and the only way to get it fixed is to get it repaired because an aftermarket part does not exist for the car at local auto parts stores. The only way you can get a new hose is through the Lexus dealership and they sell them for about $ 600!
All of the guys on our car forum got theirs repaired at other shops for about $ 50 – 75 so I figured why not try this shop since it is 10 minutes up the freeway from where I live.
I brought the hose in to the shop, expecting that it would cost me in that range, which is reasonable. However, these guys quoted me a whopping $ 220 to fix it. What business has the audacity to charge $ 220 to fix a rubber hose in this economy? New power steering hoses for other vehicles go for MUCH LESS anyways at the Autozone. Moreoever, the customer service was pretty subpar. Needless to say, I am taking my business elsewhere.