I needed some windshield wipers and everything I needed to purchase for an oil change. Soon as I…read morewalked in, I noticed the store was very clean. I had two employees help me today and they were both extremely nice and very knowledgeable. It was refreshing to have store associates, who knew what they were talking about, professional, and very nice. The young lady's name was Cassandra and the gentleman was Isaiah. I can't believe I'm gonna say this, but I left an auto store in a better mood than when I walked in.

I went to Autozone today and see if they have valve caps because one of the tires from my car is…read moremissing it. They do have valve caps but unfortunately, the ones that they have are too loose to seal the valve even if they're labeled as universal. So I asked for a refund afterwards. Other than that, they do have other parts where you can get to service your own car. It's been a while since I went to a car shop like this and that they seem to have all sorts of options. Just keep in mind that they don't have everything in the store and you may want to go to the dealership to look for original parts and accessories.

Bought my headlights and they installed it. Great service! Fast service. Will definitely go back.read more

Went in on a Saturday to get some windshield wiper blades and a new air filter. Was given wrong…read morewindshield wiper blades had to order an air filter. They told me the air filter will be in at 12:30 came back at 1:30 to switch out windshield wiper blades for the correct ones had to teach the staff how to put them on. Air filter didn't come in place a second order. They never called called the following weekend to see if it came in found out it came in. They sent it back because I never called them to see if it was in yet never issued me a refund. Yes my responsibility I ordered the air filter should've followed through maybe during the week but after the first attempt of not getting it in. You would think customer service would make the phone call or at least not send the freaking part back. I find this shady that they didn't issue me a refund when they sent the part back so I will not be going to O'Reilly's auto parts anymore. Also, I get the feeling it's a bunch of young men who don't give a rats behind about the customers, but that is true in most places these days. It's hard to find businesses that just take care of the customer..

Recently had a difficult time sourcing a bearing and these folks took hella time to help me find…read morewhat I needed. Unfortunately, I messed up and didn't bring in the outer race of a bearing I was trying to match up. The inside was correct and passed the eye test but as luck would have it, it didn't fit my application. They did not have to honor a return. They did not have to handle the situation with grace and understanding, but they did. Hella good people work here! The store is stocked better than most stores twice their size. Where Winchester Auto Parts left off Allied Auto Stores picked up. Thank you again, this my new FirstCall

I had a fantastic experience at Allied Auto Stores in Fremont, thanks to Luis! His extensive…read moreknowledge made a world of difference. He ensures that you're selecting the correct part before making a purchase, offering valuable insights from a mechanic's perspective on what might be truly wrong with your vehicle. I'm incredibly grateful to have found such a reliable resource. I will definitely be returning, and I'll be recommending this store to all my family and friends for affordable car parts, as they offer wholesale prices. My cousin's 2020 Nissan Rogue Sport had a faulty radiator fan, and Luis was instrumental in helping us find the right replacement. The customer service is exceptional and efficient. If you call ahead, they will assist you with your needs and provide a reference number for your visit. I can't recommend Allied Auto Stores enough for their great service and fast response times! Thank you, Luis, and the entire team at Allied Auto Stores, for making my experience a memorable one!

Shout out to Joe! He is the younger worker and is always eager to help you out. His upbeat attitude…read more& energy is refreshing . He helped me diagnose which of the 3 (starter, battery, alternator) was going bad on my infiniti G37. Turns out battery was the culprit. I had a warranty with them, so I was given a new battery. As well as Joe loaned me the tools to replace it right then and there in the parking lot. He also gave me a free dielectric grease packet for the battery terminals and anti corrosion washers. Joe is awesome! Thank you again bro.

Call in for part, quick answer, got info I needed. Arrived 10 minutes later, and left store in 10…read moreminutes. Staff knowledgeable and friendly. In general, most reviews are negative, so taking the time for a quick win! Great job guys!

Junkyard filled with junk cars (sometimes gems) and operated by a few junk people using junk…read moreprocesses. We came here primarily through the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) program to retire our vehicle and for the east bay, this was the closest site contracted by the state to handle these requests. No appointment is needed as they service walk ins all day (check their time of operation ahead of your visit to confirm they're open but they're typically open from 8:30 to 4 pm Monday to Saturday). Before you head out, if you plan to sell your car, make sure you have all the required documentation. Be sure to bring your vehicle title, drivers license, and letter of approval (for the BAR program, you need to first apply online first and receive a physical letter to confirm your application). If your title has an "and" on it (joint ownership), all parties must be present with their valid drivers license. If not, they'll turn you away and you'll have to come back another time. Also, plan to have the process take about two hours. If you're simply coming for digging for scraps and parts, bring forms of payment (cash, credit), tools (depending on what you're looking for, a wagon might be worthwhile to include at your disposal), and protective gear. There's an entrance fee of $4 and any parts you're looking to purchase will be processed separately. Located in the outskirts of Newark, it'll seem like you're heading to nowhere once you pass the railroad tracks. Keep going and be prepared to turn into the large parking lot. Park your car at any of the spots. After you've arrived, head on up to the shop. For those going to the scrapyard, hang a left and head to the kiosk to sign your waiver and pay the entry fee. For those looking to sell their car, head towards to the office building to the right where they typically would have a simple clipboard and sign in sheet right outside the door. Put your name and phone number down and someone will eventually come out and read out the name to service you. I say "eventually" because there's one person handling these from my experience and if they're preoccupied with another sale, you're left to wait without much of a direction or guidance until they get to you. "Just stick around" is the response we have gotten before we were serviced, after we were serviced and waiting for them to evaluate the car, and after everything was processed and we were waiting for the check. To add to the excruciating wait, the staff member assigned to this operation is the most obnoxiously slow and curt worker I have ever witnessed. Fortunately, they were knowledgeable and I'm just glad the government program has all the prices set to simplify the fund exchange. Overall, Pick-n-Pull certainly has a reputation as a place to be able to source parts from junk cars for car enthusiasts, collectors, and mechanics but they also operate on behalf of the state for retiring vehicles. Like it or not, you may end up spending more time here than expected but at the end of the day, you knew what you were getting into. Personally, there'd be little reason for me to venture out here but they served their purpose, albeit with a few unnecessary hurdles.

Not sure how miserable these workers are here but they hate life. All of them are angry, they cant…read moreeven read the names of waivers. It took me 10 minutes to enter with no one in line. Checking out was even worse process

My Subaru's car battery kept dying on me and I decided to visit this NAPA location after seeing…read morethey carried the Odyssey battery I wanted. Tony was at the register and went above and beyond, asking me a questions to make sure the battery was compatible with my car. He even tested my old battery (for free) to help troubleshoot my issues, then offered advice if I run into the same issue with the new Odyssey battery. I was blown away because I've never gotten this type of customer service at AutoZone or O'Reilley's. I think I've found my new go-to auto parts shop!

Ordered a part online for pickup. Got there well before 5 pm, the posted closing time, and the door…read morewas locked. Employees refused to open the door and stated they were closed. I reached out to the store manager per his request and then got notification a support ticket was created for me. Then today I get a notification that my issue has been resolved. Huh? I got no meaningful correspondence from manager but I got a ticket opened and closed for me. Thanks Napa. /sarcasm_off

Needed to get a factory color for a customers car so i brought the paint code AND a sample of the…read morepaint(the gas door). Still the paint guy there looked over the mixed color and the sample and he could see it was a slightly different color of paint. He made some sort of adjustment and it looked fine to me, and after it was applied to the car it blended perfectly. He took the time to be sure it looked right to him. Every other paint shop mixes the color and hands it off. So i say great job. I recommend this place.

I came seeking to have a pint of Lesonal paint for my car, Jorge did a great job on explaining what…read moreproduct could be best for my project, not only that, but he spent a good bit of time to match my color the best possible and try until I was happy. Super recommended