I recommend this company. They are very good getting your part ready for you. neaded apart for an…read more18 Tahoe, it was pulled and ready for me to pick up by the evening before closing time. Great people call get parts

I have to say after looking for a while l posted what l needed and in a short time l received a…read morecall and the next day was on my way to pickup the transmission l had been looking for. They was waiting on me when l got there with transmission l have came to get. They where great to work with . Helped me to make sure it was secure before l left. I would recommend them to anyone who is needing auto part. Thanks again to Stacy's and their staff!

Great people, got me out of a pinch and had the parts I needed. Will used for all of my parts and…read morekind employees.

I'm a long time DIY auto mechanic. I've been a pretty loyal AutoZone customer for many years -…read moremostly for their lifetime warranty on most replacement parts. Brake pads, alternators, starters, etc. My old Nissan pickup with 450,000 miles (finally sold) was a nightmare to the parts counter: buy it once, and return every 100K or so for warranty replacements. It worked good for me! The Jasper AutoZone has been my main shop for the last 6 years. They always have what I need from my Ford truck and Hyundai Sonata. I even have a few classics that I can get parts for at "the Zone." The counter staff is always helpful and courteous. They'll also recommend things that I might need to do a job - I have most of what I need for most jobs, but I appreciate the reminder. It's an up-sell for them, but if you get into the job and don't have what you need to finish the job, it means another trip to the store, or a corner cut. They don't always have what I need - but I can come up with some pretty unusual requests. It never hurts to ask before I have to seek special attention. I can't remember any time that I was genuinely disappointed with any of the AutoZones that I've used.

Love this shop! The owner Nick is awesome and the shop dog Max is adorable. Great selection and…read moreprices. If they don't have it, they'll order it for you. Gear, part, apparel... you name it.

I want to thank NICK for being able to get the parts I need for my Harley in a fast time during…read morethis COVID-19 pandemic thank you for a great job Nick

do not buy anything from this company they are scammers i ordered a used transmission from jaspers…read moreit was a worn out transmission fluid was black / burned filter was full of metal shavings transmission looks like it sat in mud for sometime i paids 1,700 for transmission + i had to spend 275.00 more dollars to ship it back not the mother fers only want to refund me 588.00 i had to get my transmission rebuilt locally in tucson for the fee of 2,800 because i was getting rides to and from work im so disapointed in this company so buyers beware they will send you worn out priducts at a very high cost ill never buy anything from them again so please shop for parts elsewhere cause they will scam you and not refund your money they are charging me 25% restocking fee on a bad transmission this is so wrong plus will not refund the tax i had to pay and wont refund the 275.00 for reshipping back to them so please use caution before you agree to purchase and demand photos of product before you shell out big bucks i am making a complaint to bbb paul mccray

The part I recieved via shipping was in usable but poor condition. It was not quite bad enough to…read morereturn the part, a timing cover for a 3 cyl Metro, which was hard to find. I spoke to the guy on the phone after he removed the part and he should have told me about the poor condition and given me a discount. Instead, he charged me $55 without comment on the poor condition of the part. I should have gone to Ebay. I also had to tell him how to remove the part because he didn't know. I was glad to do this, but am not glad to receive a badly worn and warped part without warning and after paying full price and shipping. It's almost worth the hassle, time, and shipping to return the part and order another from Ebay, but not quite.

As a serious car enthusiast here in north Georgia, I can attest that these guys are hands down, no…read morequestions asked, the go-to when needing an alternator or starter rebuilt. I own 4 BMWs and buying new parts for a classic German car can be a bit of a hassle as you will find yourself constantly weighing which parts to purchase based on their quality vs their affordability. These guys, they take that all away...and I'm not kidding. I know whatever I give them, they fix it and bring it back to an OEM spec all while doing it at a price that I almost feel guilty every time I come back. Let me give you an example... BMW part number 12317804266 is a massive 220 AMP alternator for a diesel X5 I need rebuilt. Brand new, they run anywhere from $400ish (cheap knock offs, which I won't buy) to around $1,200 OEM from the factory...I encourage you to google that part number listed and see for yourself.....but also, more importantly to go down there and see how much you'll save. They may not be the most talkative or engaging folks I've brought business to but I don't blame them. I wouldn't want to deal with me either...I can be a bit much, and sometimes admittedly I get lost in the details of whatever I'm interested in the moment......Like today - it's alternators.

Dec 25 - Got a low oil qty notification on my BMW X5 and decided not to wait, so I dropped in to…read morethe best place to find something compatible (other small box stores don't carry the right). Nathan helped me find something that would work with my current oil. As Arnold Schwarzenegger would say - "I'll be back."

Super bunch of guys and I would highly recommend! Super helpful and they helped make a part fit…read morewhere other stores just said we don't have what you need. Thanks from the kids atv guy.

Excellent scheduling and service process. Service and quote were inline with the service issueread more

After just having accepted an offer to a new job, I knew that my work expectations called for a…read morenewer truck. After looking at a ton online, my dad and I ran across a Shottenkirk Ford Facebook post. Keep in mind this was posted by their verified official Facebook account. The post included a graphic that showed "$4,000 off" in huge font, then below it said "get $4000 off now for lease, trade-in, auction, etc." So, my dad reached out via FB messenger with a screenshot of an available truck from their website along with questions about how to use the voucher. He received a response with no name and vague information that said " It's easy, schedule an appointment with me, lock in your voucher, and pick out your new truck." So, he tried to do so. They responded that the discount event manager would be in touch soon. A day and a half went by and he had not heard anything, so we decided to go to the dealership (1 hour drive from my office) after work to look at the truck and hopefully to speak to somebody who was actually helpful. We dealt with Landon and Ivan. Right off the bat, they offered $4k+ less for my current truck than KBB trade-in value. After an unnecessary waste of an hour, they finally came up to a slightly more reasonable number. However, once we went on to discuss the price of the truck that we were interested in, they first claimed that they knew nothing about the $4000 voucher. Then, after looking at it, they spouted a bunch of BS about how I was ineligible and the voucher was in applicable in my situation. All these nonsense qualifications that they said I did not meet were not detailed anywhere or in any way on the post from Facebook, so my dad and I walked out and left. Right as we finished our hour drive back home last night, a different salesman named Daryl "DW" called my dad all apologetic and kept asking, "What do I need to do to make y'all happy?" So, we said that the only way we would even consider continuing ANY conversation would be if they honored the $4000 voucher THAT THEY ADVERTISED! This morning, my dad texted Daryl multiple times throughout the day and was completely blown off. Around 6pm this evening, Daryl finally texted my dad a picture of a printed out deal with the message "Here is the deal. We are losing money on this"... The supposed "deal" was literally worse than what had been proposed the night before in person. Therefore, my dad and I have now wasted hours on the road, gas money, hours in person, and hours on the phone with these scamming lowlifes. MORAL OF THE STORY: Do not walk, but RUN away from Shottenkirk Ford. They are fraudulent, scamming, deceitful scumbags. They couldn't care less about you or your needs, they just want your money. Every.damn.penny. Don't trust their social media, their salesmen, or even their sales managers. Disclaimer: If you're unfortunate enough to walk in Shottenkirk Ford, expect for 1% of what you're told to be factual, know that their "market value" is an internally generated BS number that is likely 30% over TRUE MARKET VALUE, then if somehow you're still there, expect to pay an additional $2k or more in mandatory Shottenkirk junk fees on top of vehicle price. DO YOUR RESEARCH, if you don't, they'll sell you ONE truck for the price of two and tell you that you got the deal of a lifetime.