Walmart Supercenter

Joe Google

Apr 28, 2026

The folks in the tire center are the best. I had a blow out on interstate 70 not far from Walmart. Melvin and Arrianna squeezed me in between appointments on a busy Saturday afternoon for a new tire. I was back on the road in no time. Many thanks to you.

Josefa Castaneda Google

Apr 26, 2026

This store is pretty bad. The employees are incredibly rude. If they're pushing carts with products to put on the shelves, they practically run you over. They have to go first; the customer doesn't matter anymore. Today I bought a piece of clothing that was priced at $26.98 on the tag. When I went to pay, the price was $27.98 when I scanned the item—a dollar more! I asked the assistant at the self-checkout why the difference, and she told me they forgot to remove the tag and put on a new one because imported products from China are charged an extra dollar. Why should we, as consumers, have to pay the price of merchandise they buy when we always pay the taxes on the product? I think they're really going overboard with the prices in this market. When I see the prices, it feels like I'm in a different store, not Walmart. The same thing happens with food prices. The photos show the item with the original price of $26.98, but that price isn't shown on the receipt. It only shows the $1 penalty, plus tax. It's incredible how Walmart has changed; we're buying from them and their supplier. Another thing I'd like to point out is that service dogs are allowed in this store because the law considers them a medical extension for people with disabilities. Dogs like mine, "normal" dogs as they call them, are prohibited from entering due to health regulations, since they sell food. So, service dogs don't walk on the streets, they don't step in urine or feces, and then they go into their store and could contaminate the food too? It's irrational, absurd, inconsistent, and every other synonym imaginable. I'm never going back to this place.