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O'Reilly Auto Parts

O'Reilly Auto Parts

(13 reviews)

Energy Corridor

Car battery died and I came in to buy a replacement. I asked if they could install it, and was told…read moreno because of the rain. I completely understand if that's company policy, but the employee who answered was unnecessarily rude and dismissive about it. Adding an extra star because another employee did try to help and was much more respectful, but was told by the first worker they couldn't do the installation. I ended up going to another auto parts store a couple of blocks away, where they installed the battery without issue and treated me kindly.

Your car breaking is stressful as is, I had gone into this orielly for an alternator as I had my…read morecar professionally diagnosed, a pain in the neck but thought I'd save myself the extra couple hundred bucks. I had normal and friendly interactions with most of the staff here. Except mark. Mark is an elderly employee who seems to think he's a mechanic. After I was sold a faulty remanufactured alternator (happens wasn't too worried) I went to return it. And settled on getting a brand new one to save some hassle, well the expert Mark sold me another faulty alternator. So after having already spent time and money to uber myself back up there to return and replace it once again. Mark decides and I quote "it's your car not our product, I don't feel right selling YOU another product if you're just going to return it" so after a brief but respectful argument and his coworker Maria stepping in to mediate. I let mark know his job is to sell car parts. Not play diagnoses hero. And end up buying a brand new one out of pocket again because mark refused to refund the faulty product he sold me and also refused to get a manager. I ended up taking the part and vehicle to Universal Auto Mechanics shop and they kindly let me know it was yet another bad product. Luckily they decided to just sell me a new alternator directly and I returned marks faulty product again to the store manager. I have receipts with dates and times and marks name on it, he was rude and slightly racist. As much as I'd like to get an apology getting mark investigated and or fired is fine by me as well. Great job everyone else, mark I hope you lose your job. You're a poor excuse of a retail worker who likely should've quit long ago

O'Reilly Auto Parts

O'Reilly Auto Parts

(15 reviews)

Oh, you've been here before? Oreilly? If you say so…read more We used this O'Reilly Auto Parts and they did a really good job. They were very friendly and they had exactly what we needed. So we give them good ratings. And they're not too far from Chinatown and some of the places we eat, so very convenient. Definitely a very useful store, and they are friendly and they had the exact part that we needed. So we appreciate that and for that reason I will definitely come back to them in future - especially when I'm over this part of town. It's a chain, but a good one.

1 Star -- Defective Part, Customer Stuck Paying Labor Twice…read more I purchased a remanufactured MasterPro rack and pinion from O'Reilly Auto Parts for my 2010 Toyota Venza. After paying a mechanic to install it, we discovered the replacement rack had the same steering problem as the original. The mechanic inspected it on the lift and found excessive movement where the steering shaft connects to the rack. Now the entire rack has to be removed and replaced again, meaning I have to pay additional labor because of a defective replacement part. O'Reilly will replace the part under warranty, but refuses to cover any of the additional labor costs. My issue isn't that a part failed. Parts fail. My issue is that O'Reilly sells remanufactured components, yet when one is defective immediately after installation, the customer is left paying for the consequences. I've spent a substantial amount of money at O'Reilly purchasing parts for this repair. I expected better customer support, especially when dealing with a critical steering component. A replacement part doesn't make up for having to pay a mechanic twice to do the same job. Very disappointing experience.

Garner Oil Co - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

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