WOW! I came in to recycle my Liftmaster Garage Door battery, with plans to just buy my replacement…read moreon Amazon for $120. Thankfully I met Josh, the store manager, who helped me find a Duracell alternative for $40. I was blown away. Josh was so helpful, and friendly! The battery recycling was free. So happy to learn about this great spot!

August was awesome I stepped one foot into the store and was greeted with a huge smile. I was there…read moreto get the battery in my key fob and I was in and out in a matter of minutes. August provided professional and personal service. On a scale of 1 to 10 I'd give him an 80 for the style of service he provided.

Raven = trusted advisor for my ignition coil issue. This chain seems to understand value of…read moreCustomer Loyalty

When other auto parts stores fail to have the correct part, O'Reilly to the rescue! I brought in…read morethe old part and within a few mins they brought out the new one. The counter employees were fast, friendly and professional. Great service all around.

Today I had the pleasure of being assisted by Manager Luis and employee Ester, who was in training…read more From the moment I walked in I was greeted with a smile and nothing but kindness and wonderful service! Luis went out to my car and was able to easily access the burnt out brake light, Ester came with and watched as Luis explained things to her - he was a great teacher. When I asked multiple questions to him, he always replied 'yes, ma'am'. Nice to see such nice manners by young people today... There is another 'chain auto parts store' that recently opened literally about 1/8 of a mile down Smoky Hill Road.....I have been going to this O'Reilly's I would guess for about 15 years which is about when they originally opened. No need to even think about going to the new competitor when I have always gotten 5 star service from O'Reilly's! Thank you for your awesomeness!

Today the team is this store was amazing! I want to give the assistant manager Ken I believe his…read morename is a huge shout out! he went above and beyond to assist me! I would highly recommend this store. by far the best customer service from any of the other O'Reillys I have ever been to!

Had the best customer service experience this morning! My remote key battery to my car was low, so…read moreI took it in to have it looked at. I talked to Jerry at the desk. He took the old battery out of the key, checked the life, and told me it was about dead. He also noticed that the metal holding piece was loose, which he aptly fixed. After replacing the old battery with one that I already had, Jerry made sure that it was operable. He handed my key to me, and told me to have a nice day! I was adamant about paying for his service. Jerry politely refused, and asked me to just pay it forward. How wonderful it was to have a business and its team's bottom line be about customer satisfaction versus the mighty dollar!

JP was extremely helpful and nice to help us troubleshoot several different issues. I would go…read moreback there in a heartbeat for any battery or car key fob problems. Nice to have someone as nice and helpful, particularly in this day and age! Thanks a bunch!

Super sweet people super fast battery started my car right up. So far so good. Totally appreciate…read moreestablishment like this

In a conscious effort to responsibly dispose of a battery I took it to an auto parts store. It was…read morean Odyssey Extreme PC 2250. A very large, commercial, pure lead plate battery that weighs 86lbs and has a cost of about $750 new. The well meaning employee at the auto parts store told me he could only pay the standard $10 for it, he felt it was worth much more. He referred me to Rocky Mountain Battery. Upon arrival at RMB I requested help unloading the battery from my vehicle. The cocky young man working at RMB yanked the battery out of my vehicle by one its handles and flung it (landing upside down) on to a pallet. He then handed me $7 with zero explanation as to how or why he derived at that amount. It obviously wasn't worth my time or gas to travel to RMB.

They are very polite and knowledgeable. The store was clean and they knew where everything was…read morelocated in the store

They claimed to be able to change a cell phone battery. I took my Nan. They took them over an hour,…read moreshe took the screensaver off, charge me for a new one and put it on so poorly that it affected how my phone operated.. I took it to Apple. They figured it out. Fix it quickly and told me never to go there again. Batteries plus charged me $130 and Apple would've charged me 80 I ended up having to buy a new screensaver anyway from Apple and they put it on so the whole thing ended up costing me that 130+ $40 I called batteries plus they did not answer the phone nor did they call me back. I told them I would be happy to pay for the battery but not the installation since she messed it up, haven't heard back from them thank goodness Apple got my phone working well.

Excellent awareness, customer service, and good pricing make this a GO-TO place for battery needs…read more I needed a unique stopwatch battery this week, so I decided to add Batteries Plus to my itinerary the next time I went to Boulder because they're THAT good. Thanks to Caleb (store manager) for his assistance with my difficult-to-find battery and for his overall advice. They can do about anything battery-related, a trusted store under new management.

I came in because my phone would not charge with a cable. I expected to have to replace a part…read more They cleaned it and got it working free of charge. An honest business and much appreciated!

Their hours are not accurate or they do not honor them , showed up for a pick up 20 min before…read moreclosing time and 2 guys just sat on the counters , while I knocked and when they saw me they sorry they are closed

I'm writing this as a former part-time employee who worked here for one month before quitting…read more Only got paid $12.35/hour to get treated like s*** by my two managers James Mwenje and Troy McGee. Troy is just an all-around unfriendly person that never taught me anything. He's super hostile, not in his words but in his body language. The look in his eyes screams that he wants to take his stress out on me. James, on the other hand, is someone I had nothing but respect for during almost my entire stay there except for my last week, where I lost most of it in him. He is extremely judgemental with the way he breathes down the neck of his employees. Same goes for Troy. Even early in the morning when I am pulling my car in and parking, James is giving me crap by calling me a terrible driver, which, okay, I can take that, because I am, but all I was doing was fixing my damn parking. I'm not even clocked in, and you're gonna talk down to me like that? Then on multiple occasions, he starts saying some offhanded comments like, "Man, how do you pay attention in school?" I have ADD, Attention Deficit Disorder, and he thinks I can learn a new skill just by observing it once and not even going over it step-by-step. That's not how the human mind works. I even told him during my job interview that I quit college due to COVID and online classes, but he doesn't remember that and is somehow criticizing me. Great. "What are you doing standing there with your arms crossed?!" That was when Andrew Johnson and I already frontfaced and cleaned the store around 5:00 PM while James wasn't there, so what did he want us to do? Frontface again? Pretend to work? I'm type 1 diabetic, and I am entitled to take a break whenever I please, but he thinks I'm willing to put my life at risk for this job, which I absolutely will not. Speaking of pretending to work, another thing that pisses me off about AutoZone is how whoever does the planograms forces us to change the price labels and/or price changes every week. Haven't you heard the old adage that you shouldn't fix something that isn't broken? And who is leaving so few employees working on Sunday, our busiest day of the week? Other than that, I have nothing but nice things to say for the other employees and would like to shoutout Mark for his hard work, Andrew, Dylan Johnson, and Monica Lewis for having the common courtesy of being nice to me unlike certain people, Christopher "Angel" Gutierrez for helping me out with his knowledge of vehicles and being able to speak Spanish, and most importantly, Ryan French who I have the utmost respect for as he deserves the highest promotions possible.