From new spark plugs to a replacement air filter, a reliable car part shop can save you time and money in the long run. Finding the right one isn’t easy, however. Many of them are overpriced or just don’t have the right part in stock. In that case, you can end up going from shop to shop, only to be disappointed. To help you avoid the headache, we’ve compiled a list of the best car part shops.

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Customers give this parts store high marks for always having the correct parts in stock, as well as their affordable prices. They also cite the staff as knowledgeable and willing to double-check on a part’s fitment.

This chain stores a lot of different parts and accessories, including batteries, brakes, lights, and more. It also offers a variety of services, like installing new headlights or replacing tires. Its customer service is rated highly, as well.

This online retailer specializes in providing hard-to-find parts at great prices. It also provides how-to videos and directions on how to install parts at home. It has a wide selection of parts, including side-view mirrors, transmissions, and alternators. It also has a good return policy. One setback is that it only sells its own brand of car parts. That might be a turn off for some people.

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Detroit’s long love story with whiskey has both shaped and reflected the greater American relationship with the spirit. When Prohibition began, the city was an efficient distribution center—its proximity to Canada and Antoine de Cadillac’s insistence that Michigan could grow wines rivaling those of Burgundy made it easy for bootlegging operations to thrive.

Today, the city’s Detroit distiller scene is booming. Eight childhood friends formed Detroit City Distillery in 2014, opening a distillery and tasting room in the Eastern Market’s former Goebel brewery building and Stroh’s ice cream plant. They create small-batch artisanal whiskey, gin and vodka using the finest local ingredients sourced from farms near their historic location.

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They also follow two rules: “make what you want to drink, and make it the best way possible.” DCD makes its own rye whiskies (which won double gold at the San Francisco World Spirits competition this year), as well as bourbons and gin. The distillery also partners with local farmers to grow its own grains for those spirits, ensuring each bottle has the best possible taste.

And while it may seem like a risky venture, the founders of Detroit’s newest distillery think it’s an ideal time to start a business that will last. For one thing, the state recently passed a law that reduces the licensing fees for small distilleries and allows them to sell directly to consumers without a distributor. And for another, Michigan is surrounded by some of the country’s best water, a key ingredient in making high-quality spirits.

Weiss Distilling Co.
34 14 Mile Rd, Clawson, MI 48017, United States
Phone: +19294843932…