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Cedar Park, TX

A Line Auto Parts

4.1 (8 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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AutoZone

(64 reviews)

No one enjoys starting their day with a dead battery. I came in & I was still under warranty (make…read moresure they check). Thomas M. Was my salesperson. He checked for my warranty date, checked my battery, got the new one, & installed,. Such a good experience.

Other than high battery prices (which seems to be the case with all the standalone parts places as…read morecompared to Walmart), I enjoy visiting the Cedar Park AutoZone. They are always well stocked and have about anything you need for your automobile, from actual parts to cleaning solutions. Their prices include installation of basic parts like windshield wipers and batteries. I am always greeted by the friendly staff when I arrive. Sometimes the checkout process is a little confusing. There is one main register that is rarely manned. Then there are a couple of computers down the counter where the employees look up available car parts. Customers can also pay for those parts there at those computers. If you only buy something from the salesfloor, and the 2 or 3 employees are helping customers needing parts, there is nowhere to pay. You don't know if you should go stand at the main register and wait or get behind one of the parts customers and wait. It doesn't happen often, but it does when they're really busy. The prices are in line with other parts houses, and they also collect used motor oil without charge. So if you, like I, change your own oil, you can take the used oil there for disposal.

O'Reilly Auto Parts

O'Reilly Auto Parts

(24 reviews)

How difficult can it be to change your wiper blades? Well, I found out. First, I bought the wrong…read moreblades (Who knew). Second, my car has a rear wiper blade and even after watching several You Tube videos, I could not get the darn thing off. So, back I went and found Rob at the counter. From that point on, I was well cared for. The guy knows what he's doing and doesn't get flustered. This is the only place that I go to for anything related to my car. They can read your car's computer and diagnose problems on the spot. I have never had a bad experience here. The lady who waited on me fires was also pleasant. Memo to the other employees : Stop moving Rob's mini screwdriver set.

Stranded on Thanksgiving Day, needing a battery replacement. Everything else was closed except…read moreO'Reilly in Cedar Park - even Walmart was closed on Thanksgiving. We arrived to find a salesman of few words. Not rude, just not in the mood for conversation, I guess. We explained the situation, and he asked questions about the car, make, model, and year. Then he says, "The only one we have that fits that car is $290.00 plus a core charge of $29." I had already checked Walmart's prices, not realizing they had finally begun closing on Thanksgiving. The Walmart price for the same size, amp, volt, etc. battery was $179.95. So we paid the price of needing something in a holiday emergency. I expected parts houses to be more expensive than Walmart, but I didn't expect them to be nearly TWICE the price. Anyhow, we said, "Sure, we'll take it." So he rang us up, and we paid. He brought the battery from the stockroom and set it on the counter and mumbled "Thanks," and walked away. I said, "The sign says you install batteries free of charge, is that right?" He kind of grunts, "Yes." Then he went into the back again, and I wasn't sure if he was coming back or not. But after a couple of minutes, he comes back out with tools to change the battery. I am sure he was hoping we would just take the battery and leave. It took him a while to change the battery in dead silence. When he finished, he just turned around and went back into the store. I followed him, however, and when we got inside, I handed him the receipt back and said, "Now, you can refund the core charge." He took the receipt without saying a word, completed the $29.00 refund, and returned the refund and receipt without saying a word. By this time, a lady had come out of the back and was standing behind the counter also. I took the refund slip and looked at her and said "Happy Thanksgiving," to which she kind of smiled but didn't speak. After we got home, I looked at the receipt again and saw that WITHOUT ASKING -WHICH IS AGAINST THE LAW IN TEXAS- an added a $4.00 "Extended warranty" to the bill! It was too much trouble to return for a refund. If it is customer service you wish, along with a battery that is priced almost double the one a mile down the street, and a hidden charge for a worthless warranty you didn't want, this is the place to go! If you're not in a jam on a holiday, then there are many other places to purchase overpriced batteries that offer a much more congenial service experience. The only really good part of this experience was that they were OPEN and we were able to get the replacement and be on our way. But I only live a few miles up the street from this store and I'll be sure to avoid it like the plague in the future.

Advance Auto Parts

Advance Auto Parts

(18 reviews)

I hate walking into stores like this being female, so I always bring a man with me. I did this on…read morethis visit as well, but it was unnecessary. I was replacing my windshield wipers, knew exactly what size I required, and knew I wanted the replacement warranty. The employee who helped me was surprised and said he didn't immediately offer it because he said I seemed like I just knew what I wanted and he was ringing me up, but it wasn't an issue. He then, like my previous review, offered to install my wipers. Of course I took him up on the offer. I appreciate that service. (As a side note, you should get this warranty. It's only a couple of bucks, and within a year, just return and you can get the wipers replaced, no cost. Just renew the warranty for those few bucks when you do it. No catch!)

I called ahead as I wanted to make sure they still did a "Free check engine light diagnosis", which…read morethey did. Also, I told them I needed windshield wipers. I told Terry over the phone what make and model my car was, and he said they did have them in stock. When I got there, I asked for Terry. But, he asked Robert for assistance in the diagnosis. Robert showed Terry the codes that came up, and that I would need to Google what they meant. But, then Robert went a step further and did it for me. We went back inside to get windshield wipers. Terry looked up my wipers and told me of their great program if you buy the warranty (only a few dollars) and they wear out (which in Texas sun, they do a lot), you just come back, pay just that warranty again, and the wipers are no cost. When we were done, he went to look for the wipers, had to ask Robert for assistance in finding them. We proceeded out to my car, which we were just at and he asked "This car"? I stood back and let him work, but he was having difficulty. He said he had to go back in to get screwdriver. That did not work. He went back in and got Robert again. Robert then took over and showed him how they came off and how to reinstall. Glad they provide those services. It was of a great help!

O'Reilly Auto Parts

O'Reilly Auto Parts

(34 reviews)

As I continue to navigate AUSTIN, I find that typical gender type positions for men have…read moretransitioned to all genders, which is amazing. Me being able to see a woman install a battery which I know is not a big deal but for me it is because I'm use to always seeing Men care to this type of service. This is the second time this week. I've actually gone to a place and had assistance from a woman when I typically think that this job growing up it's a guy job. As I continue to grow up as a older adult, I realize that we are such powerful woman. I appreciate the two ladies that helped me out today and getting my car back up and running. Being able to be knowledgeable of how to navigate and use our resources is very key and should never be restricted to gender setting. I felt not only happy to write this review about the ladies who helped me today, but I want to encourage us as women that we should never continue to limit what we know is accessible to us as women. We don't have to live in the stereotype that I have grown up in where men have a certain job and women have a certain job. We can continue to transition and grow as we thrive through this changing world . Thank you to O'Reilly for giving ladies the opportunity to be just as equally qualified as a man to service our community. Thank you again to Jen and Sabrina for making sure that I will fully navigate and use the resources that have been provided for this new battery if needed. I am excited to ride this battery out for the next four years.

Came here to drop off old engine oils and the staff helped me get through the process right away!…read moreThank you

Austintatious Autos

Austintatious Autos

(3 reviews)

My name is Curtis Ayers and I recently purchased a car from Austintatious Autos. I am a college…read morestudent and I needed to purchase a semi-affordable car. I borrowed some money from my parents to help pay for it. I purchased the car for $5000.00 and neither the salesman nor anyone told me about the problems the car possessed. After a period of two and a half months, my car had to go into the shop. My mechanic informed me that my car had a broken Axle, a broken rear differential, among other things, I had to pay $1384.00 to get everything fixed (27% of the orginal car cost). In addition to the damage, he also informed me that this damage could not have happened within the short time frame I had my car and that he would place a solid bet that the dealership knew about it as well. Since I have only had the car for a few months, I went back to this dealership. I went into the office and calmly informed him of my issue and gave him the business card of the mechanic working on my car to talk to him, so the mechanic could talk to the owner of the shop directly. I returned to the dealer about a week and a half later to see if he had called the mechanic. He told me that he was busy with a bunch of stuff and didn't have the time to either call the mechanic or me. In addition, his wife called me an idiot for taking their word. So I am giving every consumer who is considering buying a car from them a heads up. If they are going to treat me this unprofessionally they might do it to you too. Have a good day.

sad becaust they used to be so honest. now it seems they are a sham. this is the second and final…read morecar i will ever buy from them it is such a piece of crap i dont know where to begin

A Line Auto Parts - farmingequipment - Updated October 2026

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