Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Autopart International

    5.0 (1 review)

    Autopart International Photos

    You might also consider

    More like Autopart International

    Recommended Reviews - Autopart International

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    17 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Auto Parts & Supplies 2,210 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    (12 reviews)

    Had a great experience here, Julio is the man!! Don't know why a bad review was left here recently,…read morethis place is great and has super friendly staff. They helped explain what was happening with my car and what potential solutions would be. They also gave me recommendations on local mechanics which was super helpful. Friendly and thoughtful staff, I would recommend going here.

    Oddly aggressive/tense/oddball guy manager (about mid-40s, average height, brown hair) who gets all…read morejacked up over absolutely nothing. I went in to grab a couple of things recently and had to use the restroom so I approached the front desk and asked the manager (seemingly a new guy - I hadn't seen him in the 15+ years I had been going there) for the key - I figured the door was locked given that every time I had used that restroom in the past - only while waiting for VIP to change my tires over the years (next door / they use the same restroom) - VIP had given me a key. Coolio-In-His-Own-Mind Manager bro then essentially laughs at me and tells me that the restroom is open and goes down a rabbit hole about it never having needed a key for the supposed 15+ years he's been there. An O'Reilly store manager trying to start an argument with a customer over whether or not a restroom has ever required a key and getting all excited because he was "right"?? O. . .kay? Second odd interaction with the same Faux Coolio Manager happened when I went in a few weeks later with some old antifreeze and asked a younger guy who was apparently relatively new on the job if I could recycle it there - I wasn't sure, thus my question. The new guy says "yes" and starts to take my container to the fluid recycling room in the back and Desperately-in-Need-of-an-Enema Manager guy runs over and has a meltdown / flips out on the poor guy and, by association, me, saying that they don't recycle anti-freeze. "Nope! No way! Never!" It's a simple mistake, you clown. Get a life. Now I just avoid the place / head to AutoZone down the street or to NAPA in Waltham, where I know I won't be yelled at by a random guy on a power trip over restroom keys, fluid recycling, or otherwise.

    Autozone - Overflowing trash

    Autozone

    (43 reviews)

    I needed a new set of wiper blades. It was hard looking between the raindrops on my windshield. I…read morewent in and gave my car model and year to the man behind the counter. He told me the size. After I checked out, he even came out to my car and installed it. You can't beat that for customer service. I bc will return when I need something for my car.

    Location wise, this is a great spot, as it's right across from the Arsenal yard and at the…read moreentranceway for Storrow Drive into Boston. It has all the essentials you'll need to do basic repairs to your car, and if you have more in-depth work and parts are needed , you can always call ahead and they will see if they have it in stock. Should they not have the particular part you need, they will be more than happy to get that part for you from another one of their locations. They always have specials going on for oil changes, 5 quarts of oil and a filter for your car can be bought in a bundle, saving you somewhere between $8 to $10. The reason for my visit today was to change the oil to my car. Being that I regularly change my own oil, I knew the exact filter model I needed and oil type for my car. Unfortunately, today it seemed like there was not a lot of inventory on the shelves, as a good part of the shelf was empty of oil filters. I went to the front desk to try to see if there were any additional stock outback. I was greeted with a staff member who was eager to help, but with English being his second language, we were having some issues communicating back-and-forth. We were eventually able to pull up a list of inventory of filters that would be compatible for my car that should be in stock in the store. (Said it had that "one" in stock, but no where to be found) After literally going through each row and looking at each box, I was finally able to find that "ONE" filter that would fit my car. (It was mis placed....off course) The staff did his best to help and tried to seek alternative makes of the filter for my car and went as far as trying to find other locations that would have the filter. Definitely I suggest that if you are planning to do any type of repairs to your car, always call ahead to see if they have the parts you need in stock before you make the drive over there. Something even as simple as an oil change can become rather bothersome if you go there and realize they don't have that oil filter.

    Autopart International - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...