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    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    (2 reviews)

    The store always good service and good people. if a mistake is made it's fixed quick.read more

    DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND PUT YOUR SAFETY AT RISK AT THIS STORE. I visited O'Reilly's in Sycamore…read more(1621 DeKalb Ave.) two days ago (7/6/21) to have my car battery replaced. I called ahead of time to provide them with my vehicle information and ask if this was a service they provided, and was assured that it could be taken care of. I was told to head over right away. The individual who assisted us clearly lacked the appropriate training to perform the service that was promised and paid for. While trying to remove my old battery, he was unable to remove the bolts securing it in place and had to ask my partner, who has no automotive training, to help him. He then he dropped an essential component of the battery terminal into the hood of the car. After attempting to remove it with a stick from a nearby tree, he went inside the store to retrieve another terminal. After installing it, he stated that the terminal was different than what was really needed for the car but "should be ok". When I asked if it was safe to use this alternative piece, he replied with "Well I don't think it's dangerous". When trying to secure the new terminal, he AGAIN dropped the bolt into the hood of the car. I was asked to pay for a NEW package of bolts to replace what he had dropped. After paying for the bolts, the employee asked my partner to secure it. After the battery was installed, it became apparent that the metal structures that held the original battery in place would not fit over the new battery. I was told that there was "nothing he could do" and again that "it should be fine". The employee then stated that "the store was closing so he couldn't help put the car back together" and he walked back into the store. I had been there for hours at that point, and I stood in the O'Reilly parking lot for an extra 30 minutes trying to secure the rest of the plastic pieces that covered the hardware in the hood. Throughout this process, the employee repeatedly stated how much he "hates cars" and asked that his boss not be informed about any element of the service. I called the store to speak to the manager, Brayden (he refused to give out his last name) today (7/8/21) about my concerns. I was even more appalled at his response than I was the original incident. After recounting the entirety of the story described above, Brayden told me he would "have a talk with the employee," and then tried to justify my experience there by saying "there is no one person who does battery changes, everyone just gets basic training" and "he cant be sure if what I'm saying is true". While I understand the desire to know all sides of a story, at the very least, store records could conclusively determine that I was asked to pay for additional bolts. This would be entirely unnecessary if what I told him was not true. I feel completely dismissed and I am unsure as to whether it is appropriate to leave the battery in its current state, entirely unsecured. Also- if there is no fault on O'Reilly's part- why refuse to provide your name? I was told by Brayden that I could direct my complaints to his boss, Ansar. I am hoping to get in contact soon but SINCERELY REGRET ever involving myself with this company.

    Auto Zone - oilchange - Updated May 2026

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