BEWARE OF THEIR SCAM BEFORE SPENDING YOUR VALUABLE TIME AND $$$$. They won't pick up the phone…read morebut instead all the recorded messages send you to their website to see what parts they have on hand. On their website you search by the make model and part name. It comes up that they have the part (in my case a rear bumper and step bars). So I rush down on my first day off and walk in. The lady pulls up the vehicle in their system, gives me a quote for the part I want. Satisfied with the cost I paid my entry fee ( mandatory to walk out on the yard). I go and load up all my tools and make my way out to the vehicle that I was interested in and it was stripped already of all the parts I was interested in. So the scam is, they lead you to believe they have the part with their "fancy" website with lookups for parts, then charge you an mandatory entry fee to find out they don't have what they claimed to have. Why can't businesses just be honest with people these days?

Junkyards in eastern Queens, NY were a favorite place for us to scavenge for parts when the need…read morearose. It was the early 1990s and we were all college kids on a budget with cars to fix. I was so excited when I heard about LKQ, that I forgot my tool bag at home. After signing in and paying a three dollar entrance fee, the goodly older gentleman lent me the companies four way lugnut wrench. After being furnished with a printout of Make, Model, Row and Space -- off I went into the sea of twisted metal. Fourteen vehicles fit the description and in no time, I was spun around and lost my bearings on the first three cars that I had looked at. The Ford section was not well labeled, and many of the cars had been really stripped down to the nuts and bolts. Fortunately I popped a trunk that was not giving in too easily and Eurika, I struck spare tire treasure. A perfect Goodyear, nice treds, no rust and tire iron. Hauling it back is no fun, but wheelbarrows are available for extra heavy, longer distance carries. Twenty one dollars for all was an excellent deal and the front desk helped erase any questions floating in my head of bolt configuration.

most honest and helpful store ive ever been in great people…read moreand you may not know hes a legend x nascar driver

I punched a hole in my daughters radiator while replacing the grille, BOOOO!…read morePort City Repaired it better than when I brought it in, YAAAAY! Now my kids 65 ford is back on the road!

This place is the most unprofessional store I have been in. The staff have no auto experience and…read morethe women who work here are either wearing pajamas or booty shorts. The commercial parts around back appears to be an episode of the three stooges. They can't seem to get the parts right and then don't take accountability for it. The commercial manager Jennifer is rude and lazy. Also extremely unprofessional and dresses like a homeless person not an employee. 100% do not recommend. For a family owned and run business I don't see how they are still in business. When you walk in all you can smell is weed. No wonder it's a disaster. If I could rate as a zero I would.

was ripped off for $40 handling fee even though I was sold the wrong part by YOU - because its…read more"company policy no exceptions" - NOT happy - you can't treat your customers like this - barely had the part 1 hour before noticing the mistake - a lost customer like me is worth a lot more than what you made off me on that handling fee

AutoZone Auto Parts on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston is a well managed AutoZone Auto Parts…read morelocation that is convenient for all things auto parts at a good value. This store is easy to access when you need it and you are able to find exactly what you are looking for quickly. I have had a really good experience shopping here over the years.

What a great group of people. They were all so helpful and got me the parts in needed. Who knew in…read moresuch a sketchy part of town, that there would be such wonderful customer service!

Car wasn't starting so I called AAA to come check it out. They came and said they couldn't deal…read morewith the battery because there was some leaking corrosion (very likely the source of the bad battery). It was very minimal and seemed to be an excuse for the guy not doing his job. I jumped it and drove over to O'reilly to find a new one. They were more than willing to help and found the battery I needed. They also were able to do some sleuthing in the computer and found that I had purchased the battery from them that was in the car and the warranty was within weeks of expiring. So the battery was free because of the warranty and they swapped it out in no time. Excellent customer service!

There are batteries are no good. They only last past their warranty, and they are not cheap. Buy…read morethem someplace else

NAPA Auto Parts - Auto Supply & Equipment on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston is a one stop option…read morefor just about any auto part that you need. This store is well managed and organized so it is easy to find exactly what you are looking for and be on your way. The staff here is very accommodating and knowledgeable in helping customers.

Went in to hand in an order and staff at front desk was beyond disrespectful wouldn't recommend…read moreever shopping here

I like O'Reilly and have never been to this store on Rivers Av but knew that whenever other stores…read moredon't have an item they get it from this store. After calling another store I was told there was one in stock in this store so went today to get a 6 volt battery and ended up buying the last one.

I filled out the the rebate with one of your employees help a was told a i would be getting a…read morerebate. Then I received a email asking me to review the product. It is only a few dallers. But over this I will go out of my way to buy from anyone other than O'Reilly because right is right. I DON'T LIKE BAIT AND SWITCH. YOU GET A REBATE MAYBE IF ABCD and no our employees overseas can't help you.

I'm asked to be put on hold as I'm driving from my -- about to get canned mechanic -- to pick up a…read morepart for my Sunday beater dog car. I'm still on hold, standing in line as the excessive chit chat continues. He picks up the call on hold and I answer it directly infront of him. Apology given apology accepted -- we move on. Counterman hands me a gasket box, I immediately know something is fishy. The box is a repack, it's scotch taped closed. I turn the box upside down and proceed to dump it on the counter, loose and unbagged parts drop everywhere. I instead buy the upper and lower intake manifold kit, paid the extra just in case. The counterman was really nice, realky helpful, really trying his best, but this parts buying experience was a bad experience.

Advance Auto Parts on Dorchester Road in North Charleston is an excellent place to shop for all…read morethings auto parts and accessories at a good value and at a convenient location. This store is well managed and it is easy to find the exact part you are looking for quickly. They have come through when needed on more than one occasion and it is good to know that they are here.

These people are phenomenal!!! I have a son in law who is a Master Mechanic and usually fixs my car…read morebut he and my daughter just had their 3rd child and have the stomach flu. My car was acting up with all kind of lights on and what felt like a transmission problem. I went in and asked the 2 ladies and 1 man at Jimmy's to check my transmission fluid and he stopped what he was doing and checked my car for me. I tried to give him money for his time and he refused. These are the kind of people who deserve praise. One act of kindness changed my day. God Bless you all and thank you!!!

Never go here. If I could give zero stars I would. Jimmy is an absolute scam artist who charged me…read more$1,000 just to tell me the engine was at failure. We took the car in for his assessment because it was doing a worry-some knocking sound while driving. He did not provide any type of quote, just informed us that due to his "time" viewing the car, that is what his time was worth. Would not release the car until we paid $1,000 even though he did not do anything at all to fix the car. It was very difficult for him to provide an itemized receipt and took him many days over email to add up the numbers to make up what would entail the cost totaling to $1,000. Do not ever go to this shop, people in the area as well as other mechanics know him as a scam artist.