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Advance Auto Parts

4.6 (7 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 8:00 pm

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4 years ago

Had an issue with my battery and Mike saved the day! These employees care. Very reliable and knowledgeable service- will def be back.

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This Pull-A-Part location is great. For those people who appreciate the joys of owning and…read moreoperation an older (10 years +) vehicle, most likely paid off too, this place pays us dividends. This is not a typical junkyard. Rather, vehicles are sectioned off by Manufacturer and Type. All on a gravel surface, no muddy fields and kudzu here. My current vehicles have many, many, many miles on them and the youngest is 13 years old. When a part fails or a body panel needs replacing, I come to Pull-A-Part. This place saves me money. For instance, I spotted a like new Duralast (Autozone) alternator from a vehicle for $20-$30 dollars, installed it in an F150, and it's been fine for years. Pull-A-Part is absolutely fantastic for those hard to find interior, engine, brake, suspension, etc. parts. I have replaced many different interior knobs, handles, trim pieces from vehicles here. I needed a set of cadmium plated power steering pump bolts and didn't see any on online auction sight. So, went to Pull-A-Part with my stubby ratchet and metric sockets...problem solved! Also, this place is great for upgrading your base trim vehicle to luxury trim levels. Put some $$$ Lariat seats into that base model XLT. Try going into Autozone and asking for an ashtray for an old Cutlass Brougham or a Lariat dome light bezel for an 1989 Ford XLT. Won't likely happen. Pull-A-Part also has a neat feature where people can search for new vehicles this place brings into the lot. There inventory rotates frequently and when a car is used up, it's likely sent to the crusher for recycling. However, if you're looking for a popular part, you have to act fast as some people will pull parts even if they don't need them and resell them on the market. There is a $2 admission fee and you have to bring your own tools. Also, go see Miss Carolyn at the register. She is so helpful and enthusiastic about her job!

I was told about this service because I was having trouble finding someone to take my previous…read morevehicle. I wanted to keep my car, but fixing it would've cost more than what the car was actually worth and it was also near 150K miles. For Pull-A-Part, you can go online for an estimate of what your vehicle is worth, and someone will call you to make arrangements for pickup. The towing is free and all you'll need is your driver's license, the title (I think it can't have any liens/debts on it), the key, and they give you your money on the spot.

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(8 reviews)

Downtown

I ordered about $500 worth of brake pads, rotors, spark plugs, an oil filter, and some other…read moreconsumables for next day delivery through the app. I received an email the next day that my order was cancelled. For some reason, I was charged only for one of the items (front pads) and all the other items were canceled. I called customer service and both the original rep and then his supervisor were telling me it was my bank's fault. My bank said it couldn't be their fault since AutoZone successfully charged me for the one item they singled out on my order and that AutoZone would've had to split the transaction that way (one transaction for the one item, and another transaction for the remaining items that was cancelled on their end). I asked the supervisor if I could just reorder the remaining items through him over the phone and just pickup the parts at a local AutoZone store since the cancelled items wouldn't get to me in time if they were shipped as originally intended. So the supervisor made a cart of my remaining items and had it set to pickup from a local AutoZone and it was going to be over $100 more than what it should've been. The supervisor told me it was because the cheaper price I was expecting was for coupons/deals for online delivery orders only (as my original order was). So I asked him if he could just charge me the original price I was going to pay since I'm being inconvenienced by not receiving the parts when they were supposed to be delivered. He told me he could not do that. So either AutoZone supervisors are not given the authority to make custom transactions which would be a terrible business policy of AutoZone's (because what's the point of the supervisor then if they have no authority other than babysitting subordinates) or the supervisor just didn't want to work with me and make things right. After all, all the rep and supervisor did was redirect blame at my bank rather than take responsibility and genuinely apologize. So ultimately, my time was wasted trying to order from AutoZone and I've learned to either use Walmart, Advance Auto, RockAuto, and Amazon instead since I've never had a single issue like this from any of them and for orders much more expensive even and through the same bank (for which I ended up ordering all $500 worth of equivalent parts that were on this order from Advance Auto instead, and for in-store pickup, for only $6 more than what this order was from AutoZone for delivery only, and there were no bank issues and everything went smoothly through them). I'm going to speculate that the reason my original order was split into two transactions for one item I was charged for and the remaining items that were cancelled (for which two duplicate pending transactions are showing on my bank account for those remaining cancelled items of $436 which better go away because I'll be even more upset if I have to call my bank to cancel them) was since some or all of those items weren't really in-stock for next day delivery and rather than owning up to it an apologizing, they just cancelled the transaction and blamed my bank. Very shady business practices. They are now blocklisted by me. Not worth dumping time and money into them when I may spend slightly more money for a smooth and pleasurable buying experience elsewhere.

Although purchasing thousands of dollars in repair parts and tools for my project cars annually,…read moreI've reduced my transactions at AutoZone to nearly zero. One reason for this is that the company is no longer cost-competitive. Recently, I purchased some air-conditioning components for 300 dollars, that were priced at around 500 dollars at AutoZone. The out-of-whack pricing has been true almost universally, regardless of the type of equipment purchased. Another reason for my transition away from AutoZone has been their dysfunctional "loyalty rewards" program, which often bombards my inbox with deceptive "click-bait" such as "you have a 20-dollar reward expiring soon... log in to your account..." I fell for this once or twice, before realizing that these were apparently a phony marketing exercise. There were no "rewards" at the other end of the company's time-wasting scheme. The loyalty program is also prone to errors and appears to randomly deduct points from the account months before their expiration date. When shopping in the AutoZone stores, there are still employees that can be helpful. However, this can be hit-or-miss, and is highly dependent on location.

Advance Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

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