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    Autozone

    3.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    13 years ago

    Johnathan the store manager is awsum along with josie! Great autozone to deal with. Best autozone in carro

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    10 years ago

    I can't thank these guys enough here at AutoZone they are the best Nick and Jesus way to go thanks a lot for helping out yesterday.

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    AutoZone Auto Parts

    (15 reviews)

    Name Angelo He helped with battery exchange in…read morevehicle. Replaced and installed new battery very nice and professional and courteous.

    I purchased a Duralast battery (Model 75DT-DL, Group Size 75, 650 CCA) from the AutoZone location…read moreon Garland Road in Dallas, TX, in November 2024. Before purchasing, I asked the salesperson a very specific question: If this battery fails within the 2-year free replacement window and I receive a new battery, does the new battery come with a fresh 2-year warranty? I was told "Absolutely." To be certain, I asked to speak to the store manager, and received the same answer. In May 2025, just six months later, the battery completely failed. I went to the AutoZone on Ross Avenue to replace it (because that was the closest store to where it died). When I explained what I had been told about the warranty resetting, I was met with a completely different response. I was told flat-out that the warranty does not restart and was treated with condescension for even suggesting otherwise. No attempt was made to explain the discrepancy--just rude and dismissive behavior. At this point, I'm unsure which store gave me incorrect information--but one of them clearly did. I was very clear when I asked my question at the time of purchase, and I relied on the answer I was given when making the decision to buy. The battery failing after only six months is disappointing enough on its own. But being told different things by two separate AutoZone locations--and being treated poorly in the process--is unacceptable. I expect consistency from a national chain, especially when it comes to warranty terms that directly affect the customer's rights and expectations.

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    (7 reviews)

    This place is ran so poorly. They constantly eat WHILE TALKING TO A CUSTOMER, teenagers looking at…read moretheIr phone WHILE HELPING A CUSTOMER, giving the wrong part due to lack of paying attention, and they don't care. Never again.

    You'd think that an auto parts store is an auto parts store, right? Apparently, not if you're a…read moregirl. See, if you're a girl and you go to that other auto parts store - ya know, the one that rhymes with Motto Hone - you're pretty much on your own. You're expected to find the right windshield wiper blade for your car, despite the fact that there's an entire wall devoted to them. Then, you're expected to actually know how to put it on your window. (if you're a girl that has all of this knowledge - more power to ya, sister) Not at O'Reilly. Not only do they have a nifty little computer that helps you match your car's make and model to the correct size blades, the guys behind the counter will actually leave the counter and come put the blades on for you. Or change your blinker light. Or show you where the oil goes vs. where the transmission fluid goes. (they'll also come out in the middle of a rainstorm to check your dead battery, even though your husband is there with you) I'm not saying I don't know cars because I'm a girl, nor am I saying that the employees of O'Reilly are only helping me because I have boobs. I'm just saying that this is the store that goes that extra little step to help a girl out. And that's really all that counts, right?

    Jones Bill Auto Parts - From the street, the road right next to it is two way, the only way to access the parking lot.

    Jones Bill Auto Parts

    (2 reviews)

    South Dallas

    As you may expect, junkyards are not notorious for customer service or help finding parts but this…read moreone is good. Negotiating for a part can be a bit more challenging here vs. other salvage yards. Clemente is very helpful but does charge high prices for parts that can be purchased for half the cost at salvage yards on Jefferson in Dallas.

    This looks like just any other junk yard, with one difference. This one seems to have their act…read moretogether. I called before hand to make sure they had a replacement engine for a 1997 Wrangler and they said they did. I drove out there and lo and behold, they actually had the engine I asked for. If you don't know, other yards will tell you they have it, but they may not have the actual engine you're looking for, it could be a cross-referenced engine from a different year or something else. And true, they may be the same engine but there are times when you want to avoid certain years that engine was manufactured because of defects from that year or for whatever reason. When I arrived, I asked for the engine, they said, "Do you want to see it?" "Sure." They take me back to the back where the engines are and there it is. All the engines are on dollies which is really awesome. I take a look, it looks fine, nothing looks broken or bent or whatever. I pay for it and they ask for the core charge in cash. That was a bit weird, since I wanted to put it on a credit card, but I was glad that I had enough cash. The engine was in great shape, actually. The inside was super clean. I did replace most of the gaskets, water pump, spark plugs, etc., because I want this new engine to last a long time without leaking oil. Loading up the engine was easy, they had their mechanic hoist it up on the cherry picker and load it up in the back of my truck. He even offered me a tire to cushion the engine so it wouldn't sit directly on the bed. The people were very nice and I wouldn't hesitate to come back if I needed anything else. Probably one of the better, if not best, experiences I've had with a yard in the past 20 years. Returning the engine for the core charge was relatively easy. I did have to find the paperwork, but I already expected that and knew where it was. They did ask me where the distributor cap was but I let them know that it was broken when I bought the engine and they didn't make a fuss over it. I got my cash and off I went. They have a fuzzy cat that hangs around the yard. Was friendly enough to come up and let me pet him/her.

    Autozone - autopartssupplies - Updated May 2026

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