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Founded in 1956 by Pete Elenbaas, Pete's Auto Parts has been providing quality auto parts from the same 8 acres for over 50 years. Pete is still active in the business, you can often spot him moving cars in the yard on our "Green Machine, " an army-green loader that worked on an aircraft carrier before it got a job at Pete's. "Owning and operating Pete's Auto Parts is all I've ever wanted to do" says Ron Elenbaas, Pete's son. Ron's dreams came true, and now he has grown the business substantially. He's taken the yard from index cards to an advanced computer system, we now employ 15 hard working employees, we have a large next day delivery range, and much more. Now Ron buys cars with a computer screen that looks like a big screen T.V. and a passion for scooping up the best deals and hottest new cars. Motley Cat Studios So why have these strict cutoff times and time frames? Pete's Auto will deliver, ship, or prepare for pickup a clean, inspected part every time you order. We would not be able to give you the level of quality you've come to expect if we didn't reserve time to go through all the steps of preparation. Our shipping team really works together to get the part into your hands, and we want to make sure it is the right part, that it's described correctly, and that it's there on time. Before a part gets to you, here is what happens behind the scenes: Our parts puller inspects the part. He pulls the part only if the part matches the description in the computer if it is supposed to be a perfect fender, he only pulls a perfect fender. If the part should have one hour of damage and it has two, he'll report the extra damage and wait for the go-ahead to pull it if you still want it with the damage. Once the parts puller brings the part up in his pickup truck, he carefully unloads it into the wash bay, and turns the paperwork over to the shipping manager. The shipping manager and the two shipping assistants power wash every piece of sheet metal, every engine, transmission, transfercase well they like to use the power washer, so they'll spray down anything they can. Don't worry, they won't blast your door mirror, we have Windex for that but come to Pete's on a hot day and you may be in trouble. After thoroughly clean, your part will be placed under bright lights for a second inspection. If it passes, it will go to the staging area. If not, we'll give you a call and see if you still want it. Delivery parts are kept in one area, and once they are loaded on a Pete's truck, ready to go, they are inspected a third time by the shipping manager. UPS parts are placed on a designated bench, inspected a third time by an assistant, wrapped in bubble wrap, boxed, and shipped. Freight parts are banded to a skid, inspected by an assistant, covered in black shrink wrap, and the packaging is inspected for soundness by the shipping manager. Customer pickup parts are placed in designated bins and racks. They are inspected for the last time with you, when you come to pick up your part, so you can see the part and make sure it is exactly what you need.

From Holland, MI Take 31 South to M40 and follow M40 over the via dock at 196, past the truck stop, past the John Deere dealership, and then through the small town of Hamilton. We are 1 mile South of Hamilton on the right (Southwest) side of the road. Look for the brown sign that says Truck Services Inc and rows of trucks right on M40. (Note: we are about 7 miles from 196) 2. From Grand Rapids, MI On 196 West coming out of Grand Rapids, take the third Holland exit, 49 for the Tulip City Truck Stop. Turn left off of the ramp onto M-40, drive past the truck stop and John Deere dealership, after 7 miles you will drive through the small town of Hamilton, look for us 1 mile South of town on your right. Brown sign that says Truck Services Inc and rows of trucks right on M-40. 3. From Detroit, MI Take 94 West to Exit 74B for 131 North, take 131 to exit 49B for Otsego and head West on M-89, M-89 will run you through Otsego & Allegan and then M-89 merges with M-40. Stay on M-40, and we are about 12 Miles Northwest of Allegan on the left hand side of M40. If you drive into the town of Hamilton you went about a mile too far. 4. From Chicago Take 94 East to Exit 34 and take196 North to Exit 34 for Fennville. Turn right (East) onto M89 and drive through the town of Fennville you will cross railroad tracks and about 8 miles later you will come to a Red blinking light, turn left (Northwest) onto M-40. Go about 5 miles and were on the left. Look for the brown Truck Services Inc sign and rows of trucks right on M40. If you drive into the town of Hamilton you went about a mile too far.