UPDATE: Seems somebody thought my review was "Funny". No problem............rating now reduced, to…read moreONE star.

Slowest service for auto parts. I've waited over 4 hours for a part to be delivered. Frankly, I'm…read morealittle frustrated that the part is still not here. No ETA from the driver. Really? Not a good sign. Napa auto or lordco is faster by far. The garage owner says he's close but the autoparts store is just across the bridge.

I'm a senior and I needed a battery so the man quotes me the most expensive one .I told him I…read morechecked online and there's one for $40 cheaper.He quickly said oops your right ,sorry. Then he went and got it and dropped it on the counter hard.Then I told him I have a bad leg and couldn't carry it. He gave that "Yeah ok so..... want to you want me to do about it" . Never coming back again!

Another great location for parts Metrotown location, it has more supplies than some locations,…read moregreat staff members, alway helpful

Close to home, easy to get parts, great parking, long time staff members know what parts neededread more

A lifesaver for me on this night as I needed car parts and I practically had less than the standard…read moreamount of brake pad thickness you should have while operating an automobile. Open right up to 8PM on weeknights, when your in a bind, and work on your car yourself (or know people who work on cars) and need that particular part I always think of Lordco. You can go OEM on things, but sometimes that is not in your budget, and in most cases at night, those places aren't open for you like this place is. For an average Joe like me this place isn't pretty, but for any car-nut, this is probably some sort of candy store. What you see in the front is not all you see as they have people here who know cars and if they don't, they pull up their computer to find you the corresponding right part you need. Just have the knowledge of the exact part or item you need, with you year and model of vehicle. They usually provide you a few prices due to selection, whether you want aftermarket, or something that is similiar to OEM. Deep into the heart of industrial area, know where you going before you come here (have the GPS on) and you maybe delayed due to the fact this place is close to the main train tracks. On this night when we came here we were stopped by two trains, one when going, one when leaving.

We had an issue on the ferry with our RV on Friday before Labor Day weekend. We got off the ferry…read moreand went to Gibsons information center. The two ladies inside were very helpful and said Kenmac was probably our best option. We drove there, went inside, and explained our situation. I believe his name was Drew or Devin but he was quick to help us by loaning us some tools. He couldn't help too much as they it was lunch time and they were short staffed. A bystander, Kevin, was there having his truck worked on help us a lot and we were able to stabilize the awning and continue on our vacation. Without Kenmac's and Kevin's help we would have been up the proverbial creek without a paddle.

It's stressful when your beloved and trusted mechanic falls ill and closes his shop. My friend…read moreactually found this place for me. I drive an old 2-seater Mercedes. It's not the kind of car you want to put alot of money into. Gets me around, but the glamour has long since faded. From the first phone call to several visits to this shop, I really felt these guys were working very hard on my behalf. They tried to find me a reasonable solution, made an appropriate referral and generally did alot for very little money. Am I a fan? You bet I am!

I love coming here to get my car fixed! Great low prices and such a welcoming atmosphere! It sucks…read morewhen my car needs repair but I trust Vancouver auto parts to help me out!

So - every time I have gone in there it has been an incredible experience. The staff are incredibly…read morehuman, capable, knowledgeable and incredibly communicative. If they don't have it at the specific location they can have it delivered in a couple hours. The competition is days, if they can figure out what I'm asking. On floor selection is also very good.

Hi there, I was just wondering if you were aware that your company up here in Canada has hired on a…read moremafia hit man as one of the directors and wanted to give you a heads up before I start calling y'all out publicly seeing as he's a rather incompetent hit man and so are the goons he sent to try to kill me. Ya can tell all yer human trafficking mobsters that: I'm still alive you yellow bellied mofos and you all couldn't whack a COVID infected gopher on a putting green!!

This place came highly recommended by a friend who's a total car nut, so we're glad we listened…read more Our car had a serious transmission problem (she ran, but in screeching protest), plus needed some brake work. These guys were honest, fast and competent - all good things in a mechanic. Not especially cheap, but that's to be expected. But it was a reasonable price for the amount and quality of work/parts required. The only downside was the length of time we had to wait when going to pick up the car up. I really don't know what they were doing back there with all the paperwork... the guys are super nice, and they do like to chat, though. Which leads to another little downside - being totally disabused of my notion of owning one of those cute little Minis, like the one I saw in the shop. According to the mechanics, Minis are prone to transmission problems - and for whatever reason, cost thousands more to fix than our Honda. Which, incidentally, is purring like a kitten and stopping on a dime.

After driving over 20 hours, in the driving rain, in an older Honda from San Jose, it finally…read moredawned on me why my visibility was a bit impaired. It wasn't the rain, it wasn't the darker skies of the Northwest nor was it my failing eyesight and glasses. It was because one of my headlights blinked out. Piece of cake. I pulled in, waited a bit, and they popped in a new filament. The guys are nice and liked to chat. Since I only had Yankee dinero, he accepted it in lieu of Canuck Loonies. I probably owe him 40 more American cents, since it was $0.964 CDN to $1.00US dollar today. Oh well, this should make up for the $1.31CDN per litter gasoline (do the math, about 4 litters per US gallon), that's over $5.00US/gallon. I won't cry any more about our Bay Area gasoline price.

I restore classic and vintage cars. They have always gone the extra mile helping locate parts that…read moreare replacement and performance. The friendly sales staff are knowledgeable in parts and paint.

i have been a customer for years if they dont have it they get it in within hours pricing is good…read more i told my mechanic about them he looked at the invoice and stated he was going use them in the future

When Home Depot, Canadian Tire, and Rona doesn't make the cut…read more You come here. I had plumbing issues. The nut surrounding a faucet cartridge was too big for any of my wrenches and sockets. Online searches for a larger socket/wrench lead me to sets of sockets and wrenches in the hundreds of $$'s. I didn't need that. All I needed was one size, since I have the ratchet. Princess Auto popped up on my search. Lo and behold, they sell the individual sockets from ~$10 - $15 each! Exactly what I was looking for! A far cry from the 100's of $$'s. Problem solved. I also had to get a driver adapter for the 1/4 in to 1/2 in size for the socket. I ended up getting 5 sockets in total, because I didn't know the size of that nut. I did this over two visits. Returns and exchanges were a breeze. No questions asked. I only needed the one socket an they happily delivered for my needs. It's out of the way for me, but it meant that I didn't have to buy an entire set of tools that would end up sitting around. In search of an odd tool? Recommend you do a search here. They just might have it.

Good old Princess Auto. I haven't shopped here in ages. I work nearby and was asked a friend to…read moredrop by to pick up some hex screws. Wow nothing has changed since last time I was here which was like at least 7 years ago. Princess Auto can be compared to Harbour Tools in the USA. Their prices are at the low end but there is a reason for that. You are sacrificing quality too for the price you pay. Overall, it is not bad. There are plenty of parking here. But to get to the store is quite tricky. It is not easy to find the entrance. They do have a giant sign that say Princess Auto. The store is big.