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    AutoZone Auto Parts

    AutoZone Auto Parts

    (40 reviews)

    Northwest Reno

    I was compelled to shop at an auto parts store with over a 4 star rating on both Google and Yelp…read more Usually people are not excited about or have great experiences when it comes to car repair. Sooooo I headed into AutoZone to see if they lived up to the ratings hype. I see where they score points. Service is prompt and knowledgeable. They double checked to make sure the application was correct so I left with what I asked for. For extra style points they even suggested the sealant and fluids that I would need to complete the repair. The store was clean (for a parts store) and easy to shop.

    Absolutely horrible customer service during my first visit -- followed by excellent customer…read moreservice from Johnny when I returned. I went into the AutoZone at 10560 N McCarran Blvd, Store #4039, specifically looking for Autolite XP5224 spark plugs. The evening before, I had been at my local AutoZone and an employee checked inventory for me. Their system showed that the North McCarran location had 8 of these spark plugs in stock. I even took a picture of the screen showing 8 in stock at Store #4039. When I came into the North McCarran store the next morning, the employee who greeted me checked his computer and told me they had zero. I specifically questioned how the store could have gone from 8 in stock the night before to zero that morning. His response was simply, "Yeah, they go fast." I explained that I had personally seen the inventory at another AutoZone and politely asked him to please walk to the back and physically check because the computer inventory could be wrong. He refused to even look. I asked him again, "So you're actually not going to walk back and see if you have them because your computer says you don't?" He still wouldn't check. So I left the store, went onto AutoZone's own website, selected the SAME 10560 N McCarran location, and was able to order the exact XP5224 spark plugs he had just told me they didn't have. Less than TWO HOURS after this interaction, I ended up purchasing all FOUR spark plugs I needed from that exact same store. When I returned to pick them up, I was helped by Johnny, who provided excellent customer service. What is especially important to me is that I never told Johnny anything about the experience I'd had earlier that morning. He wasn't being extra helpful because he knew I was upset or because I had complained. He simply gave me great customer service from the beginning, which I genuinely appreciated and think deserves to be recognized. I have documentation showing AutoZone's inventory system listed 8 in stock at Store #4039, as well as screenshots of my online order from that location. I don't know whether I was dismissed during my first visit because I'm a woman asking for automotive parts or whether that employee simply couldn't be bothered to help me. What I do know is that I politely asked him more than once to physically check, he refused, and less than two hours later his store sold me FOUR of the exact spark plugs he told me they didn't have. Johnny demonstrated exactly what good customer service should look like, without knowing anything about what had happened earlier. If a customer can be told a part is out of stock, ask an employee to physically check and be refused, then walk out, order that same part from the same store and come back and buy FOUR of them less than two hours later, the problem wasn't the inventory. It was the customer service -- and thankfully, Johnny showed me that the first employee's attitude does not represent everyone working at this location.

    AutoZone - Brake pads are in a nice box

    AutoZone

    (32 reviews)

    HOURS OF OPERATION HAVE CHANGED!!!…read more 2026 is here feels like we have to set a precedent and show the community why I'm allowed to stay elite, so let's get to it. I found everything I needed, no problem there, place is clean and well stocked. Very impressed with the inventory. My only concerning issue(s) were this: I walk in at 8:45pm was told that I would only be able to pay using a credit/debit card. I only need about 12 bucks of stuff so that was okay. But my question is then, Why does the cash register close before the store? I mean maybe there's a genius reason I don't understand. But wouldn't you think you'd need the cash register to be available while you're open? I mean how much time are you trying to save getting out this Friday night? I asked why they were closing at 9:00pm when on this very app they are listed as being open till 10. Again the answer surprises... I was told it was due to daylight savings. That it got dark quicker so they closed earlier. They said this completely seriously, which prompted me to laugh. I mean, they have lights. You would think most garages that fix cars have a power tool. Most likely the garage would have a light to fix the car after the sun goes down too. That reason is like saying Autozone can fix you your vehicle right up, but just hurry because we're afraid of the dark. So I have to think the policy is being set by a 3 year or a very immature person is telling these employees what to think

    Great service! After having to deal with a really rude…read morecustomer, the store manager Karen still managed to be cool and professional with me. She quickly helped me find the oil I needed and rang me up, no problem.

    D & S Tow, Inc - Totally shredded tire

    D & S Tow, Inc

    (72 reviews)

    I as m hoping that this will never happen again or happen to a person who is reading this…read more My fiancée was involved in a D U I , Sparks Police, pulled him over and arrested him. After they Ransacked through the car looking for contraband they had D & S Tow it to their place. The tow was 390 dollars the fuel surcharge was 129 dollars. And 53 dollars for storing my vehicle for one day . What a fuel surcharge is, is a mystery to me. Because my gas gauge was still at the same level . So grand total, to get my car back was 572 dollars. Please Don't DRINK and then DRIVE . The Service was great, so if I needed to have my car towed , I would call them .

    Besides the damage to my car, and the fact that nobody ever said which yard my car was going to,…read moreand how they historically fleece their own community, or outright steal their cars. It was the ineptitude of the ladies on the phone that really inspired me to write this review. Contradicting answers, incorrect information and just unprofessional, my car wasn't towed due to impound, abandoned or otherwise. It was towed because I was in an accident, and they assumed my insurance was going to get involved and each time they sounded confused when I said otherwise. D & S Tow, you blow!! I hope that your foot forever feel like your socks are wet, that your most beloved pet comes down with leaking diarrhea, that your phone numbers are always on a list. Stub your tow, and never have hot water. Dirty ass thieves, dishonest and corrupt

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