Tognotti's used to be a place that people went for good customer service and qualified performance specialists. Mr. Don Tognotti knew how to run a business this way, which meant he knew how to treat customers and his employees. Presently, his kids or whoever he left in charge have, sadly, destroyed the name Don worked so hard to build. School would really do the owners or managers a service. They have managed to alienate and run out every person that gave two beans about that business, and because of this they are now facing complete financial ruin. REAL GOOD. Blame the economy if you wish, but there would still be a loyal following by hot rodders in California had these people been treated with the same respect they once were. Maybe some day they can tell their kids how they could have been something, but instead ran everything into the ground because they could not treat people with decency. Sad, very very sad. Shop here if you wish, you will only be taken advantage of as this is the only thing Tognotti's Auto World does these days.

This place is a joke. How it is still in business boggles the mind! The salesman at the counter are less knowledgeable than Autozone employees, but far more rude. I had one salesman (with a cigarette in his ear) ask me if I brought the part number in for a part I was looking for. When I didn't have it he rolled his eyes and walked to the back room at a snails pace to look it up only to be told it would take two weeks to order it and he couldn't get a cost on shipping until it came in. Right... I ordered it from Summit. Got it cheaper, free shipping, it showed up in two days. Good luck!

Thanks to price matching, Tognotti's is now the only store you need if you're breathing and you own transportation with 4 wheels! They have a LOT of parts in the store, but I had to order my Eibach springs and they matched a price from an internet company that was well lower than Summit! THESE GUYS WERE COOL! I have to laugh at "tognottissucks". He says they sold him a Ford carb for his Chevy! Riiiight. Last I checked, a square bore carb is a square bore carb. Buyers need to be able to work on their cars and know how to install these parts, linkages and all. Until these places have ESP, it might help to know if you have a hood clearance issue, also.

The sales guys at Tognotti's have consistenly asked me important questions that saved me a lot of time in the long run. If you like talking to people in person and touching a part before you buy it, this is your store! If you can't find your hood latch, have trouble with spelling, and don't understand how price matching works (wrenchhead72), you might want to order your parts over the internet, or buy a bike.

It doesn't hurt that the Tognotti's girls that work there are good looking!

These people have no idia what the hell there doing. Gave me a four barrel carb for a Ford, I have a Chevy. Then wwent back, got the right one (or so they said) got it home and the hood doesn't clear. Went back again, sold me a short adapter after inspecting my car themselves. Got it hom,e, still doesn't fit. Did I mention I live in Galt?1!?! Kiss my a** Tognotti pr**ks. Stay away from dumb people out there

Tognottis has quite a nice inventory however the people that work there are not only rude but don't have a clue in what they are talking about. If you know your part number then they are fine but if need need assistance, good luck. I would not hesitate taking the extra time and eiter order it from Summit or even drive up there.