I recommend this AutoZone location. I bought an air pump at another location and it didn't work…read morewell. I also had blisters on my fingers from trying to get the air pump to screw on and off. My tire still lost air. The folks at this location let me exchange it for a pricier one and pay the difference. It was easy peasy. I was happy with my experience here.

The guy at counter was super rude and when I asked if he could replace a couple bulbs headlight…read morebulbs he replied " probably not" and didn't even attempt and had no customers in store at time.I realize their is a shortage of workers but this is ridiculous!! My friend replaced the bulbs in 5 minutes.

These guys rock! My…read moreradio lost the ability to provide AM/FM two years ago. I felt that with free satellite and CD's, I would be OK. NOPE! My Wrangler just cut me off from outside communications. The audio part I could handle. My Bluetooth, not so much. I took it to the dealer and was told that the best I could do would be a reconditioned unit at a base of $450.00. Pricey, especially for a previously abused unit. I've used Darylls in the past and thought "why not?". Let's give them a call. $392.00 for a brand new unit. Touch screen. All sorts of stuff that will take me months to figure out. They also paired my cell with the unit!!! The $392.00 is the final cost. Taxes, cables, install....all included. Very happy. I do have instructions manuals - which I will never use. Very happy with the product. I will figure it out someday. Looks cool. And I may not answer my fone for a bit. Perfection takes time.

Great service! Talked to Torre and asked if he could do a simple radio swap on my 2003 Thunderbird…read more He called me back and said bring it in so we can do the change.I was in and out in an hour or so.Thanks again Torre.

After a 3 min wait on hold a guy came on the phone said I had to pull my own part then hung up on…read moreme.

This is a world I was only peripherally aware of. And a street I've arguably never driven down…read more But I came. I saw. I bought. But of course, it wasn't that simple. Last week I went to see the Van Gogh Postman at the Albright. Heading home waiting at the Parkside/298 light I was tapped from behind. Not a lot of damage, but enough that it needs some TLC. Which took me to Northtown. Who looked at that damage and gave me an estimate for the othe drivers insurance. But then suggested I look for a trunk lid replacement instead of trying to fix some dents there (not caused by me or the tap from behind). Online we found this place actually had the piece we needed. In the right (not common) color. So that's how I found this part of William Street. The man who helped me is in the picture posted and he was great. And patient, talking to the novice that I am. Another man took me out through the yard - HUGE - to find the right car. This place is really interesting. That's why it's 5 stars. I can't really rate it compared to other similar places because I have no comparison points. But for "new to me" experiences it was up there. Not "bungee jumping" up there, but up there. They took the car part off and I came back to pick it up later. You pay before they take the part off. So they make sure you come back. They called to let me know it was ready and it was a super easy pickup. I have to say, this is a great way to replace standalone car parts. They don't install them, so I'll be driving with this part for a few days until I can get it installed. But ok. They don't take Amex. Which I consider to be close to a star loss issue, but given the sheer learnings ive has over the past few days, it's staying at 5 stars.

Be careful dealing 2060. They charge for paying with a credit card. More importantly they charge a…read more25% return fee!!!!!! I just got hit with a $550 return fee!!! I will call anybody BUT 2060 from now on!

Went in for tires and oil change and I had other issues and didn't know it. When they told me,…read morethey worked with me and fixed what they had to. No arguments and never trying to upsell me anything. I absolutely would go there and I have been going there for years. They have great tires and I love the way they treat me there.

Went in for a tire swap and inspection. Staff was pleasant. I did not get a quote for the services…read moreand upon pickup I did not receive an explanation of the prices. The problem I have is when they put the tires into my trunk of my 2025 new car they did not bag them! (Mavis does) Mud and rubber marks on my previously perfect headliner! 160 dollars to go home and do more work is absurd and I will not be returning.

I don't go to auto parts stores very often, but I never have a problem when I do. Stopped in for…read moresome windshield wipers, and they were able to walk me over to the section and go over options with me. It's the personal touch that I always notice! They offered to put them on for me as well, though I didn't need them to as I was buying for someone else with a different vehicle. Big store, and didn't feel like I was being rushed out of there. I'm going to need winter blades soon, so I know where I'll be going!

Been in here a few times...Good guys behind the counter....Friendly, and they also are very good at…read morehelping you with what you are looking for, and what you may need to get the job done.....They go above and beyond anytime I've been in there.

Just stopped for brake fluid I usually goes someplace different but this one is closer Everything…read morewent smooth because workers here usually scurry away and I found my own brake fluid by myself then I was asked if I needed help when I'm holding my purchase

My downstairs neighbor had an issue with a spark plug on his 2010 Chevy Silverado 1500…read more He had the old plug out but could not get the new one in. Keep in mind it's been mid 20's and windy all day making it harder. Just could not get the plug lined up and threaded properly. It's hard to see the plug hole due to the low location and lack of a direct eye line. When I got home I tried for 20 minutes but also could not get it lined up and started. Enter Pat and Jack Pat: the plugs doesn't go in perpendicular on that engine it's a slightly canted towards the firewall. Jack: try reverse until you feel a slight click as it seats then reverse socket wrench and tighten it down. Maybe this is all common knowledge for auto buffs but I didn't know and also I watched several YouTube videos which were useless. With these two tips I got it in the first attempt as soon as we got back home. I've always had great experiences at auto zone stores. To top it off they give a 10% veteran discount. Much appreciated all around guys. I drove him to a competitor auto parts store to ask for tips getting the new plug in without cross threading. No help. Stopped into this autozone and asked the same questions.