i've been to autozone twice in the last couple weeks. and on both occasions, i'd gone looking for a replacement turn signal bulb for the truck that moms occasionally lets me use. on the first visit, after viewing a yt tutorial for changing the headlight of the car rather than its turn signal, i'd mistakenly bought a replacement headlight bulb. so, after changing the bulb and seeing the turn signal light still flashing rapidly, i returned to the store with the replacement headlight bulb. and there, a worker diagnosed the mistake of buying the incorrect replacement bulb by looking up the truck make and model on the store computer, and then suggested for me to check the warning light to see if the electric wiring might be causing the issue. and after seeing the hazard lights flash at a regular tempo, i returned into the store, told the worker the hazard lights were still working well, and purchased the replacement turn signal light the worker recommended, based on what he saw on the computer for the year, make, and model i'd told him for the truck. however, of course i'd mistakenly said an incorrect model name, and thus bought the wrong bulbs. therefore, if anyone is looking for toyota tacoma turn signal lights, you can buy one off me for a discounted price of two dollars each. nonetheless, moms already had the correct turn signal replacement lights at her house, so i was not forced to return for a third visit. and after finding the right yt video for changing the turn signal bulb, rather than the headlight bulb, on the correct make and model within the appropriate time frame for the part, the replacement process was rather simple, requiring only a medium size philips screwdriver in addition to the replacement bulb. lastly, in conclusion, i want to reiterate the lessons from recent experiences at the auto parts store of needing to check you have the right name for the part which you are looking, with a turn signal light and headlight specifically being distinct parts, and also that you have the correct year, make, and model of the vehicle. however, while two consecutive errors in the process of finding the correct part for the turn signal replacement is suggestive of failed shopping experiences, i'd like to emphasize that the store carried a large variety of related parts, and the worker on each occasion, especially the second, was knowledgeable and personable in helping me find the part for which i was looking. read more

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Went down do buy a preformed radiator hose, And they sold me the wrong one. So I went and asked them to look at the hose I needed and they they refused to walk out to my car and look at the hose, they did refund what I paid on the wrong hose that should count for 1 star. I went across the street to O'Reilly Auto Parts and they walked out and looked at the hose and they told me I I could have 2 feet of Heater hose (FOR FREE) which should do the job of the old pre formed hose. Guess where I go next time. Auto Zone wanted $44.95 for the wrong hose O'Reilly gave me two feet of heater hose for free, I like that math. read more

Battery went dead and didn't know until 9:15 pm! Luckily they were open until 10 and super close to where we were. The attendant got the battery installed for us in no time at all, and we were on our! I don't know the attendants name, but he was super helpful, and we appreciate everything he did for us!! read more

guys behind the counter were very helpful when I visited. told em I'd write a review but didn't get around to making a yelp till now.

Worst customer service I've ever experienced, the lady behind the counter looked bothered that I needed my alternator checked, after some sighing and eye rolling she goes outside to check it. She hooks up her device then immediately unhooked it telling me my batteries not fully charged and begins walking inside. I ask her how I'm supposed to charge my battery if my alternator is faulty? She says we can charge it but it will take an hour, I say that's fine and follow her inside where I assume she will get a charger....she then proceeds to ignore me while I wait. At this point I decide my money should be spent elsewhere. Drove down the street to a competing parts chain where I was greeted promptly and my vehicle was tested I got the parts I needed and was on my way in 20 minutes.... read more

I had to go here to buy some washer fluid for my car. The person behind the counter was very helpful, and even let me use a funnel behind the counter to fill it up. They described the differences between each type of fluid. He was quick to help me, and very nice. This place is pretty great. I normally don't go here, but was on this side of town. read more

One thing that all Autozones have in common is crappy customer service. I will be the first to admit it. But once you have an understanding of that, this location doesn't look as bad as some of the other ones I've been to. Know what it is your looking for, or have the part needed with you to compare to the part(s) you are buying. I have had an incident in the past where I was told I had the right part, but it turned out to be the wrong one. As far as customer service goes, I've never encountered anyone being rude, but people tend to operate on a super slow speed. It's usually understaffed when there is a crazy long line of people needing help, so don't expect to get in and out quickly. read more