They were the only parts store locally that had the right part and perfect step by step advise for…read morefixing my car. I will definitely be back in the future.

The staff is very knowledgeable. I had the cutest young man go above and beyond and even remove and…read moreinstall my battery. I do wish the staff would wear name tags so that we could give positive feedback. I had to ask for his name. Jason it is people like you that really make a difference. Thank you.

Wow...Scott and Tom were AWESOME(I hope I remembered the names correctly)....transmission fluid has…read morealways been a nightmare for me...I couldn't find the dipstick or reservoir AND I SEARCHED...well it took them just a couple minutes...they found it AND put it in for me(saving ME at least an hour haha)i will continue to use them for my auto part needs after the red carpet treatment i received...THEY are what customer service is supposed to be

These guys are great - I'm not the most mechanical guy but these folks are more than willing to…read moretake the time to help me find the right parts and answer questions . Will even install batteries , wipers etc for free .

Went in to get my battery tested and after testing my battery they said they could sell me a new…read morebattery but wouldn't change it out. I received no explanation as to why. They then told me they couldn't actually sell me a battery because my car had two possible versions and they couldn't confirm which my car took. I asked if they could confirm by the current battery in my car and they said the information wasn't written on it. Overall highly confusing and strange as O' Reilly's was recommended to me repeatedly as a good resource for battery trouble. Ended up going two blocks over to Batteries Plus and Andrew and Jordan had a new battery in my car within 20 minutes. No issues getting to the battery. No issues figuring out what battery it took. I think whoever I spoke to at O'Rielly's just didn't want to help me.

William was a huge help! He ended up helping me check my oil and put it in the reservoir for me…read more I'm super thankful and plan to come back for any questions I may have for maintaining my car:)

If your car needs help and you want an honest and reasonable solution- Ada Automotive is the place…read moreto go! Jason goes over and above what you would even expect! The work done well and I'm addition to Veenstra's staff being very friendly and helpful, they are HONEST!'

Jason and his team are nice, polite and have very reasonable prices! If they can't solve the…read moreproblem the first time around, no problem, they will hang with you until all is good. Nice, comfortable shop. Good job!

I have four parts stores within a 10 minute drive. Since moving here 5 years ago, I have typically…read moreused AutoZone, because the folks were helpful, the prices were decent, and ... honestly, because they made me feel appreciated. Two of the other area stores made me feel like I was a nuisance when asking for a part lookup. I was happy with the Caledonia AutoZone (store 6013). Until today. I was walking toward the door when I saw an oil change kit special. On display were oil drain pans, each containing a funnel, pkg of hand-wipes, pkg of latex gloves, and roll of paper towels. The sign said $4 oil change special. Quite a deal! Since my son just got his own place, I figured I'd grab it. I took it to the register -- and it rang up to around $12. I said: Hold on. What about the sign? So the clerk told me that special was just for a pan and funnel. Looking at the fine print on the sign, I saw that it did indeed say that. It seemed disingenuous to have that display in front of that particular sign, but OK -- I didn't read the fine print, so I guess I'll overlook that. I told him to just ring up the drain pan and funnel. NOW, these two items came to about $7. What in the world??? So I pointed to the sign again, and I was told: that's for a 7-quart drain pan. This is an 8-quart. We're out of the 7-quart size. So I handed him the sign and said (calmly): This should be taken down. It's false advertising. He shrugged, said he was sorry ... and put the sign back up. (There were at least two $4 signs at this display, by the way.) When I pointed out that the store was engaging in false advertising and deception ... he shrugged. The manager was not on duty, sadly. So I left, without making the purchase. Not because the ultimate price for the drain pan was unreasonable ... but because I _despise_ the deception of bait-and-switch tactics. I suppose it's time to try O'Reilly or NAPA again. Maybe they will make an effort to avoid deceptive advertising. Ironically, in an effort to deceive a customer out of a couple of bucks, AutoZone lost a customer who generally spent a few hundred dollars at a pop several times a year ... who will now be shopping just down the road. Why spend money at a place I can't trust?

April and Brad were such a huge help. Definitely recommend! Went out of their way to help me with…read moremy battery. Brad was super nice and knowledgeable.

they are the worst from the phone to the uper management i own a business and i ordere parts from…read morethem they have no creditbility not whatsoever you never know if you get your part until it arrive

Check your drivers coz they're ripping around on the highway weaving traffic doing 80+ in a box…read moretruck. Also a real shitty attitude when I called it in.

I came into autozone of Grand Rapids Mn asking what a part would cost and there were 4 guys in…read morethere standing around. I explained what part may need replacing and one guy stepped forward(I unfortunately did not get his name) to repeat over and over again that they are not a shop. I was and am fully aware they are not a shop. This is employee did not care about helping me with a part, he cared about repeating that they are not a shop. Very rude service, if you want to call it that.

They're supposed to open at 9am on Sundays. I'm glad I drove all the way here, only to find out…read morethat their doors are still locked almost 10 minutes past.