After repeatedly having gotten defective foreign-made parts from the "big chain" stores, we now get…read morecar parts, batteries, etc. here exclusively. QUALITY & GREAT SERVICE!

Not just an auto parts store, this NAPA also carries repair parts for big rigs, as well…read more They also have a repair shop located on the property, so this is an all-inclusive operation. Fix-it-yourself with parts purchased from them, or simply bring your car or light truck to the repair facility and you can rest assured they will most likely have the repair parts on hand.

I was so thankful for the help Jacob provided to me. I was in town for a day in July and going to…read moredinner when my car started dragging when I tried to accelerate more than 15 miles. I pulled over and checked and things seem fine. However when I drive off and go faster, the car started hesitating. I pulled in a gas station but they didn't have any mechanic, just gas. So, when I saw Auto Zone, I pulled. I went in the store to ask if they could possibly help me Identify the issue. Although they are not mechanics, I was desperate and hoped that they can help me otherwise I have to go to the enterprise car rental in the morning and it would delay me from getting to the meetin on time in the morning. All kind of negative thoughts are going through my mind. Jacob came out and looked under the hood and nothing seemed wrong. He offered to drive the car but I asked him to seat in the passager seat so he can see if a wrong button was pressed or something and he still didn't have any clue what could be wrong. I told him that the problem only occurs after I reach 15-20 miles. He offered to drive the car with me. So, I drove in the parking lot and he knew what was wrong. He told me that I had accidently shifted in the manual gear and I was in the first gear and that's why the car was not going faster after certain speed. He helped me put the gear back in automatic and It worked great. It was a rental car so I wasn't very familiar with it and I was panicing. Thanks so much to Auto Zone and Jacob, I made it to dinner and the meeting next day on time. You saved the day Jacob. You Rock, Thanks so much.

Justin the asst manager was so willing to help me locate parts solve issues with my battery and…read moreload test. This is uncommon during the labor shortage and people like this guy need to be taken care of and promoted. I just really appreciate his hard work ethic and willingness to help out. Keep doing great work Justin!

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Had a dead battery and went to have it tested…read more Very helpful to be able to discover what the problem is in just a few minutes The alternator (which I was worried about) was OK but the battery was headed for deaths door. Had everything taken care of in probably less than 20 minutes Staff was very helpful A very good resource to have !

I was in Port Huron getting things and I knew my wiper blades were in bad shape but didn't know…read morethey were. THAT bad !!!! I pulled into o Reilly and went in and told the young man what I needed and asked if he was able to install. He was such a pleasant respectful young man !!!! Changed my blades Lickety-split and I was on my way !! THANK YOU JESUS GOR YOUR ASSISTANCE !!!!

It might not look like much from the outside, but they have a ton of parts here. A new kid on the…read moreblock, they don't have much going on inside either. It's more like a warehouse atmosphere - you tell them what you need and they look it up, walk down an aisle or two and "here's your part." Nothing fancy, nothing on display. Actually, they probably do the bulk of their sales to local repair shops, as they have 4 or 5 delivery drivers. Great prices for auto parts - give 'em a try!

Marcus and team were great got my tires change and had a decent price e when I checked aroundread more

WARNING! Be aware & don't get swindled like we did. This review is long to provide you with…read moreadequate info to avoid a similar unfortunate tire purchase. We purchased a set of Hankook Optimo H727 tires from Discount Tire in Fort Gratiot Jan 2013. They were excellent tires and still had a good amount of tread left but because of the AGE of the tire we opted to replace them. I called a couple places to see if they carried the same tires. I was told they were available & the price, but it would be a week or so to order them in. I then called Joe's Discount tire who quoted $40 cheaper & stated they were in stock. He said "come on down and lets get it done - we don't take appointments". That's Fine. We went over shortly after. Upon arriving I advised who we were & a few guys came right out, jacked up the van, removed the old tires & had the new ones installed. All in all it took about 1/2 hour or so. We paid but were given a fairly blank store receipt? I thought it odd but filled in the info myself(make, model odometer reading, purchase date, etc). They were quick and the tires were installed Aug.20/19'. We were excited about the 1000+ km trip to Gananoque we were about to go on. After driving for a couple months they didn't seem as nice as the previous set & the colour seemed off. We received a tire pressure reminder email from Discount. We went there to have the air checked. The attendant there said "You should think about replacing your tires, they're 7 years old." WTF!?!?! We just had them replaced a fwe months ago! When we got home I did some research & checked the dates myself, sure enough they were mfg in 2012. The SAME YEAR as the ones that we just had replaced! We went to Joe's to confront him about it. He said "That's how I save customers money" & "I always run old stock on my vehicles, my tires are like 19 years old & still good." I then asked about the warranty & he said "good luck getting a replacement from the manufacturer as you have to prove it's their fault anyway". That's not the point, we paid for what we thought were NEW tires not 7 year old tires. He wouldn't do anything about it! We'll be lucky if we get another 2 yrs out of these tires. I would've given 1/2 a star! What he's doing is not LEGALLY wrong but I believe his practices are immoral & unethical. At least INFORM the customer so they can make a decision that's best for them! We would've paid the extra $40 & waited a week to get NEW! I STRONGLY advise going somewhere else but, either way, make sure you check the tire date regardless of where you get them to avoid a similar situation! Here's some info I found on the web but do your own research too! EVEN UNUSED TIRES MAY BE DANGEROUS: Believe it or not, much like many other products, tires have an expiration date. Even if a tire has never been used, it might still be unsafe to put into service. This is due the nature of rubber itself. Rubber is used in tire construction because of its ability to flex, stretch, and conform to different surfaces. EXPIRED TIRES CAN CAUSE AN ACCIDENT: When the aged, weakened rubber is subjected to the forces of driving, stretching and twisting, expanding and compressing, heating and cooling, it can begin to crack, and eventually it can become separated from the other layers of the tire. Once this occurs, the tread is ripped away from the rest of the tire due to the force of rapid tire rotation, and the tire can rapidly disintegrate as the lower layers are shredded by the road surface. If the vehicle is moving at average or high speeds this can cause sudden loss of control, and most likely, a serious accident When purchasing new tires, take a moment to examine the tire sidewall. On the side of the tire should be a section that includes the letters "DOT", and shortly after, a 4-digit number which identifies when the tire was manufactured. * The first two digits show the week the tire was manufactured. * The last two digits show the year the tire was manufactured. For example, a number of 0316 would mean that the tire was made in the third week of January 2016.

I went to this auto care this morning to get a new car battery. I was told there is a 3 hour wait…read moreto even look at my car to which I replied can I make an appointment? I was told we don't do that first come first serve. What kind of an auto center won't let you make appointments? So I went to auto zone was in and out in 15 min. Walmart not only lost out on the 200 I was going to pay for a battery but also the 300 I spent at meijers in groceries.

There were 2 sets of tires and an oil change in front of me when I got there at 12:10. They open…read moreat 12. I needed one tire replaced. They didn't even get my donut off until 4:30. It sat in the bay (all the other bays were empty) untouched from 3-4:30. Never getting tires at Walmart if my simple roadside hazard takes almost 5 hours to fix.