Leak spot on driver's side floor. Windshield rubber frame had come unglued BUT it had nothing to do…read morewith my leak. Not only did they give my door gaskets and windshield washer hoses a thorough inspection, but they taught me car care I knew nothing about. They reglued the window gaskets AND cleaned my door gasket/seal. It took 2 hours. As a female of a certain age I appreciate when men treat me honestly. I've had HARRS replace 3 windows over the years and would never consider any company but theirs. They did not charge me for their labor or for gluing my window molding in place.

Phoned in the morning requesting same day windshield replacement. Brandon was very professional,…read morepersonable, and paid attention to detail. Very reasonable rate for job. Highly recommend using this company!

The live of a mechanic is more troubling, but when parts stores add their stress on, it becomes…read morechaotic and confusing. But I beg to differ here with this store location 3075 East Main Street. I've know this store for a long time coming, and it was dead to me. My best guess was it wouldn't last 2025 December, it would be closed down. But when I entered the store last year I was completely blown away all because of Sean Conner. This store manager (SEAN CONNER ) is the best and greatest manager O'Reilly's could ever have. Sean Conner you are an amazing awesome personality ever. You have turned my customers satisfaction skyrocketing. Every customer that comes in says you are the best and I am a testimony to you. I have been telling them that the day you leave this store, that location is gonna be closed down. Please keep being amazing Manager .

Love this place. They are always helpful and always on point. Very professional and always have…read morethe parts that I need.

Needed a couple things, in addition the Honda key fob battery needed replaced…read more All three accomplished. Ask for Marilyn. She's 5*

sales person was very insulting, and most likely racist. I walked in with wiper blades layed them…read moreon counter and he asked what I was in there for. Then when he was told my vehicle he started insulting me about what I drive. So I picked up my wipers and left.

Stopped in because it was handy and I've been needing wipers. A bit expensive for those, though…read morethey only carry decent ones. Easy to find with their QR code. Service was super friendly and helpful, to me and other customers I noticed. Handy small parking lot in front, bigger one in back. Decent selection and prices overall.

The Parsons. Ave store is really nice the employees are very helpful…read moreand go out of their way to make sure you get the correct part . I always go here first when I need parts and its very close to my house. There is another place across the street ,not mentioning names but they cant compare to O'Reillys . usually i come in and someone right away want to assist even when the store is packed they still do their best .For me as I said i'll try here first as i like dealing with this store Tahnks for your time .

Over priced , rude staff, not going back. UPART IT is better. There rules are always changing…read more You would pay a dollar to get in, an then they tell you what tools your not allowed to bring in even if my tools were already seen before signing in. The vibe of the place is not what it use to be. I don't recommend this place to anyone anymore.

Like something out of a post-apocalyptic Mel Gibson flick, the lot at this junkyard/parts supplier…read morewas a wasteland/graveyard of deceased rides. Probably the place where you are least likely to find what you are looking for, it was by far the most fun to visit. Vehicles are propped up on old rims and look totally unsafe to be wrenching on from underneath...yet people do. It was also the busiest and most hopping of the bunch I visited. This, I'm sure, explains the lack of parts. Most of the vehicles have been picked to pieces. I found some crushed beer cans out there, and took solace knowing that you can get your drink on while you pick, if you so choose. There were also dirt cheap (AND dirt-Y) vehicles for sale, all of which would need a good cleaning and some fixing up, but for that price, still a deal. Inside, the staff was helpful and witty to boot. I paid a dollar to enter, but was loaned a lug wrench in case I found my part. The parking lot has a food truck, in case you food truck hipsters want to go check out a cart I'm pretty sure isn't participating in any food truck fests.