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Canadian Tire - Peterborough, ON

Canadian Tire - Peterborough, ON

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1200 Lansdowne Street West, Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 2A1, Canada
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Dec 27, 2018
It is a good size store but it is an only location for a small town so it is always while quantity last during a sale. Parking is always cramp every time we shopped here. Their staffs are super helpful and friendly. We bought lots of boat needs at this location with no problem at all. But other things like fan, leaf blower or a snowplow is a hard task. 2 years in a row we have been out of luck of finding the right leaf blower and a snowplow we want (had to go to Lowe's). Simple small things are always stocked. Overall, it is a pleasant store to shop at.

Oct 19, 2018
This Canadian Tire was nice. Both sale items I was after were in stock. It was about 40 minutes before closing, so there were no old ladies clogging up the aisles. Great experience, would shop again.

Sep 5, 2018
This Canadian Tire appears very organized and clean. The product at the entry ways are seasonal and appropriate for this time of the year. There is quite a large supply.of ice hockey equipment, including; - Sticks - Skates - Goalie equipment - Nets And also a larger variety of players equipment. Also they have a fairly large selection of storage cabinets and office furniture. The only real issue with this store, is the lack of customer service. I walked through the store for several minutes, browsed and different product, and was never approached by anyone offering assistance.

Dec 27, 2018
Boxing day sale, had my item in stock and received great service from staff👍

Nov 14, 2018
I like shopping Canadian Tire. Pricing is fair and specials are very good. It does help to know your store as staff are busy stocking shelves and some staff are much better with product knowledge.

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