My daughter's battery had died in our driveway in Cumberland. After getting a jumpstart from…read moreneighbor, I took my daughter's car to the AutoZone in Pawtucket (store #3747), where the technician/salesperson, Tony, not only helped me find a suitable battery, but he installed it for me in no time! Incredibly helpful and friendly!

Best location around. We were in need of a battery replacement and went to the one closest to my…read morehouse. We were told that because there were only 2 workers, they weren't able to leave the counter to come help install the new battery. We went to this location instead. They had the same amount of workers, with more demand and were still able to help us out and make the best decision on which battery to buy. I would recommend going to this place for a good experience and fast service.

Had a car starter installed. This business is by far one of the most reliable and honest. They do…read morethe job pretty quickly too. The first place I called wanted to keep my suv for 3 days. KD had it done in about 3 hours. Very friendly and kind as well!!!

I can't say enough good about KD Designs. Had a stereo purchased and installed. It was a Christmas…read moregift for my wife. Kyle took care of me . He went over my options and did not try to oversell, gave me cheaper options as well. I showed up 3 days before Christmas for this and he made it happen next day!!! Very friendly, caring, just amazing over all. Would 100000% recommend. We love the outcome as well.

Family owned and operated auto parts store right on 152 in Seekonk…read more Walk in, grab a stool at the counter, enjoy some classic rock on the radio and wait your turn! They stock the typical auto repair items - wiper blades, oil, assorted fluids, belts, tractor parts, and can bring in most parts not stocked within a day or so. I found the brothers that run the store to be very helpful and knowledgeable. I would definitely return here for my next car part purchase!

To the person in the northeastern minivan who rode my tail down Oak Hill and then passed me…read moreillegally all while I was doing the speed limit, I salute you. Might you consider leaving 5 minutes earlier in order to open the store on time? This is also not the first time I have seen you driving erratically and above posted speeds in the morning. Thanks for giving me such a great impression of your business!

This is a fairly new AutoZone, located next to the Pep Boys on N Main Street…read more They store is very roomy and things are placed neatly on the shelves. Very organized and everything had price tags on them. There were two gentlemen when I walked in this morning and both were very polite and helpful. They had a great selection of additives for engine performance, as well as other auto part items like car mats, oil filters, batteries, accessories, etc.

Guys are lost, made an appointment on Saturday for Sunday I show up and they tell me they don't…read morehave an appointment for me, That the guy that made my appointment was new like it isn't their job to make sure the new hire is doing their job correctly. Plus they set 3 different people up for 11am that just ruins the point of the appointment If I gotta wait 3 hours for them even look at my car. Place sucks go somewhere else trust me.

Since last Fall, this location has changed its look and functionality...now the Pep Boys section…read morehas a nice customer service lounge, restrooms and a TV to watch while you wait. The left side of the store has been leased to an AutoZone parts and supply store. I went to get my RI Emissions inspection and the process took only about 45 min. They took my credit card and they were very polite and very friendly. I recommend this place for auto service. Top notch.

Worst pick and pull you could ever imagine. If I could give a -1 rating, i would. Prices are…read moreabsolutely insane (wanted $40 for a plastic dash vent, I told them to keep it). Bad selection, car turn over is bad also. 1 good employee, rest suck. Stick to Sam's in Worcester ...... "pick n pull" locations are horrendous. The one in Johnston is no good either.

Any negative reviews are TOTALLY undeserved. This place is a great resource for anyone who works…read moreon their own vehicles. Realize that this is a SELF-SERVICE used auto parts operation, not a full-service auto salvage yard. If you want a higher level of service (answering of phones, ability to check inventory of specific parts, etc.), then go deal with a full-service salvage yard. Just beware that a full-service yard will charge higher prices than Pick-n-Pull, and will probably not let any customers walk though their yard. Furthermore, Pick-n-Pull is open 7 days a week, which is super helpful to those of us who work a full-time on weekdays. In contrast, most full-service auto salvage yards are only open five days a week, and if they are open on Saturdays, probably only half a day. Pick-n-Pull has a great website that allows you to search for a specific VEHICLE, at a specific location. But, it would be nearly impossible to inventory specific parts on each vehicle, as each vehicle has so many parts, and parts continually get removed. You can either look up a vehicle online, or stop at the customer service counter, and they will look at the computer for you. The search will tell you which row(s) the vehicle(s) are located in. You will then be handed a map of the yard; row numbers are marked on the windows of the first vehicle in the row. Once you find your vehicle (it's easy, as the rows are not super-long), you then see if the part(s) you need are still on that vehicle ... it's fun, kind of like a treasure hunt! Don't forget to bring your own tools. I saw some other customers with wheeled carts, for carrying lots of tools or larger parts. My visit Saturday was successful; I needed specialized parts for an instrument cluster. I originally tried to get them from a car dealership, but no local dealers had them in stock. I had the dashboard of my wife's car all apart, and didn't want to wait a few days for the dealer to order the parts. Then, I remembered Pick-n-Pull, and they ended up having four cars like my wife's car, with a lot of good parts among them, included the ones I needed. Mission accomplished! I found the building, grounds and yard to be well-organized, and employees were polite and helpful. Other reviewers who complained about the $2 yard admission fee ... c'mon, you can't even buy a cup of coffee for $2 nowadays (except Cumby's). But, if you register for Pick-n-Pull's rewards club (no cost to join), they waive the yard admission charge for members. Another thing I like about Pick-n-Pull is that the vehicles are already raised up, so you don't have to jack them up to get parts underneath the chassis. Besides being a good resource for used parts, I find it's a good resource to see how various parts are assembled/disassembled, which helps educate me about my vehicles.