O'Reilly Auto Parts

"Purchased new wiper blades here. They installed them. Couldn't have been there much more then ten minutes. Service was excellent."

"Just had a very poor experience with O'Reillys and I won't be back. This is the location on Guadalupe and Gilbert. I feel duped and disrespected. I called them on the evening of 09/03 to ask if they had a battery that fits my car. I believed that my last battery was purchased with AutoZone 4 years ago and I tell them this. They have only 3 year warranty options available (more $$$) and I stress that I can't afford more than a 2 year, and then the assistant store manager Cory (or maybe Cody) makes it seem like he's going to do me a great service and price match a similar battery with Walmart, and is going out of the way to even look for a lower price for me. Red Flag #1 (I didn't realize at the time) is when Cory asks why I don't want a 3 year and I say, "I don't need a 3 year since my battery lasted 4 years anyway", and Cory says "I can see why you would think that". He pulled my info with just my phone number and that surprised me because I don't remember shopping with O'Reilly before. This was Red Flag #2 but I didn't think on it further. I thanked him sincerely, went to the store that night and bought it. While checking out Cory once again gave a whole song and dance about how he's helping me out here, no problem at all. Red Flag #3, is looking back and forth with the other store associate in a peculiar way. As though they know something I don't, or Cory doesnt want the other associate to say anything. Something felt 'off' the whole time. The afternoon of 09/04 I go to return my old battery for the core exchange. Partnered with store manager Bryan and brought up that it was odd that my info pulled up, I realized I have an O'Reilly brand battery in my car currently, and is it possible my battery was actually within warranty? Bingo. My warranty ends 09/23/23, I bought it with them in 2021. I just barely caught it before that warranty ran out. I ask how and why Cory could have missed this information and Bryan gives a vague "well did he look at your car? No? Must not have been looking at that screen". He then talks me into keeping the battery as a purchase rather than taking advantage of the warranty in a convoluted way, by making it sound like it's a better deal to simply buy my battery now so it has three year warranty starting today rather than running out of warranty in 20 days. What an idiot I am. Of course the better deal is to get a FREE battery while it's within warranty for the last 20 days. What are the odds something will happen to a brand new battery? Even if it did, I was already going to buy a new battery. Literally trying to rob me of the last few days I could use the warranty. Thanks for making me look like a dingus, Bryan. I'm sure y'all had a good laugh when I left. I came back an hour later to get the full refund and use my warranty. Bryan didn't look too happy about it. Sorry you didn't get a measly $173 for your store this month by trying to trick someone with slimy sales tactics. This left a bad taste in my mouth and I will never return to another O'Reilly."

"The manager, Bryan, was excellent. Changed my battery in 100° heat when everyone else i called wouldn’t touch it. Very appreciative of Bryan and O’Reilly."

"Even if the driving distance to this location is much further I highly recommend making the trip as the employees there were solid honest informed and generous with their time and services. Just a great operation there."

"I never leave reviews but! This store and their staff is absolutely amazing! I went in because Sun devil auto wanted me to pay $600 to get a part for my ac fixed. I went in after watching one YouTube video told them what I needed and they walked me through exactly what I would need to do! Only cost me $34 and I left feeling so confident. I will continue going to this store over and over again they make you feel knowledgeable and are beyond helpful to get any problem you have fixed!"