They have good parts and very helpful staff. I don't have anything else to write, but this program…read morewouldn't let me post until I typed more words.

I walked in, 3 young men were visiting. Was not greeted when i walked in.I had to ask for air…read morefittings.was told were they were. The young men continued to visit. I found the items and went to check out. The young man waiting on me failed to get my cell number for my rewards. When I asked him about it, he said he would have to redo the whole transaction. Poor customer service.

Just in the early stages of looking at cars - I spoke to Caleb, and was very impressed by his…read morehonesty and his willingness to help. He asked the questions needed to figure out what I may be looking for and wasn't pushy, and when I am ready he will be the one that I call. Thanks, Caleb, for a great experience!

They damaged my car and now they refuse to correct the issue. Placed the fuse cover on my armrest…read morewhere it damaged the leather. I have given them multiple opportunities to correct the issue they just act like it didn't happen. 3 month old car.

It surprises me that there are bad reviews left for this store…read more I use this store a LOT. They are busy sometimes but I never wait to long. They have helped me with tools (borrowed), they have helped me replace my battery (installed new one and recycled the old one). The kid that did it was professional and nice, wish I could remember his name. They have helped me with def fluid, windshield wiper fluid, windshield wipers, etc. Now before you say these are easy things, they might be to some. However, I am a 58 year young single female so there help is very much appreciated by me. Keep up the good work!!!

I wanted to praise the young man who went above and beyond for me at this store. I went into Auto…read moreZone for an issue with our brake lights and was told by the aging gentleman behind the counter, that our issue was something big, like an electrical issue going on with the car and they couldn't help me here. I was leaving the store to take my vehicle to an auto repair shop when I was stopped by another customer who suggested replacing the light bulbs first. I started walking back to the counter when this very nice young man, a teenager employee, took it upon himself to help find the right parts and replace the bulbs himself. I was so grateful to him and the other customer who saved me the extra expense of being told that exact thing at another auto repair shop. He was knowledgeable, kind and polite. If I could give stars just to this young man, it would be 5 star service. But as a whole, the whole experience was not that great, I am sorry to say.

There's this one man whose name escapes me, but he's middle-aged and he has a mustache. He is…read moreunbelievably helpful. And then there's a couple young employees who counteract the mustache man, so it kind of works itself out... I was looking for some spark plugs recently. The Honda dealership I went to wanted to charge me $30 + labor for each spark plug. I got the same things for approximately $10 at AAP, and it was a simple enough fix that it didn't require getting the dealership to do it. So something that was going to cost me a $150+ ended up costing me $40. Mustache man gave me a solid explanation while not making me feel like an idiot. Find the Mustache man.[1] Ask him questions. He'll walk you through it. Then Google/Youtube your car make/model and whatever issue you're having with your vehicle. Some good Samaritan out there has more than likely described the fix and/or uploaded a "how to" video. The internet + AAP will help you feel like a man.[2] [1]Note: Sounds like a superhero. [2]Note: There is an incorrect assumption (imho) that the amount of knowledge you have about sports, cars, shooting animals, etc. somehow makes you more of a man. If you really think about it, we're all just geeks (look up the definition), albeit geeks about different things; some of which, for some reason have been deemed as being... not geeky. Not sure why I got on that little soap box...

From the owner: Your local Advance Auto Parts at 4535 NW 39th St in Oklahoma City offers automotive aftermarket…read moreproducts, free store services and same day options at most locations. Our leading brands include ARGOS fluids and oil filters, Carquest parts and DieHard batteries. At most locations we offer free battery testing, free battery and wiper installations with purchase, free engine code scanning, free starter and alternator testing and free battery and oil recycling. Save by signing up for Advance Rewards, the loyalty program that earns points toward discounts on store items. Call your local store or shop online today!

I had the wonderful blessing of having Stephanie help me yesterday at this location on NW 39th…read moreExpressway yesterday afternoon while coming in to buy parts for my front brakes repair. She was awesome. Knowledgeable, really personable, and customer-centric! Best Auto Parts Store experience possible.

Stephanie needs to be fired with her stank ass attitude towards customers. I spend too much money…read moreat the Autozone for me to be greeted with her bad attitude every time. I'm not the only who has said this even people I know say the same about her. Aside from her everyone else is friendly and welcoming and is very helpful.

Great battery , bought the $ 59.99 +tx battery , I month warranty, So happy it lasted 3 !…read more Tnx ! ! !

quick and easy ! great service great service and amazing deals ! definitely recommend checking them…read moreout

Went into both sides. The car fixing side and the car parts side…read more Found the service personnel to be incredibly helpful. Which is exactly the greatest aspects of my visit. For me it's rare that I walk in and say, "yep, hook me up with that TR90 - 30 psi turbo valve ". So help was greatly appreciated. It's sad that people arn't learning how to fix and service their own vehicles now a days. Lack of auto knowledge just leads to price gouging and there's a certain pride when you figure out and fix a problem on your own. Best of luck on your next auto project. P.S. the 30 psi valve won't fit.

No refunds, well posted and disclosed, just not a very good practice in this day and age…read more They do have hard to find parts for your car, just do your best to be sure of fitment and that it works first. Cost more in additional labor on many parts to have work redone if the used part was not good......

First time that I have dealt with this fine establishment. I'm restoring a 1983 Trans Am and…read moreneeded a part which is next to impossible to find. sure enough they had it, and at a GREAT price. I spoke to Lynette and she was awesome. friendly, knowledgeable and ready to go not only the extra mile but extra 100 miles to help out a customer. I was in the auto parts business for 45 years and this is what I would consider a "Class Act". Not sure what I'll need right now, but you better believe that I'm going to call American Camaro and Firebird with my future needs. Great job, Thanks so much Lynette.