OREILLYS vs AUTOZONE vs NAPA | Which one is the best? rockauto.com
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- Autozone, O'reilly's or Napa Auto parts? They all offer parts to the aftermarket industry so which one rules supreme? I personally like O'reilly's over Napa or Autozone. Better service, better warranty, guys seem to know what they are doing.
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I have a cousin that was a mechanic for almost 50 years before retiring and bought EVERYTHNG at Napa. The one thing I was disappointed about with Napa is the a/c (brand new) compressor he installed lasted 26 months. He replaced it (out of warranty) and I traded the vehicle in for a newer one shortly thereafter.
After retiring, I started using a mechanic close to where I live and when my alternator went out, they told me I could provide the part with one exception, do "not" but it from Autozone. Wouldn't have, regardless if she said to do so.
Shop owner did a great presentation.
Thank-you!
Whoever has lifetime warranty on the part
😂 I 2nd THAT EMOTION 👍👍
That's a sales tool.could frustrate you if the part is junk but lifetime...how many times you want to pay labor?
Don’t they all ? Some things I don’t want to replace twice .
Yeah cause I wanna replace an alternator once a year.
Buy once cry once. Rockauto baby
Well, I will tell you this much, Advanced wanted to sell me some Cv axels, and I researched the brand and the only reviews on them were 0*... I went to Autozone and checked up on the Duralast Gold and the reviews were all good, so... Duralast also sold me a pretty good voltage regulator for my alternator.
It honestly all depends on what Im buying. I’ve heard from people that they get a faulty starter/alternator off of the shelf. I honestly think some of that falls on you as the consumer. AutoZone is always my first choice and whenever Im buying an alternator or starter I have them test it right then and there before I even pay for it. You have to do your own due diligence. Parts get damaged in transit to the store or just get dropped and something comes loose. Always test those components before purchasing. I had to buy a timing belt tensioner for a J35 and AutoZone didnt have any quality brands available and I wouldnt go cheap on an important part like that. So I went to O’Reilly’s to get a GATES Brand Tensioner, it was twice as much as all the other brands that both stores offered so for me it was a no brainer.
I’ve always bought all my parts from AutoZone but theres always 1 or 2 things you must go to a competing store for. Whenever I buy alternators I get the Gold, not the remanufactured ones. The brand new ones out the box. They’ve always worked and one of them I installed about 3 years ago and is still going strong
I had an Auto Zone alternator blow out my headlights out of the box. Luckily that was the only damage. They didn't have another one and had to drive fifty miles to another store for a replacement.
The only time I go to one of those places is to dump drained oil & buy light bulb. None of them carries OEM-grade parts and are mainly made in China. Few people pay attention to the country of origin. I get my parts from either online vendors (AcuraPartsForLess, Acurapartswarehouse, Acurapartsnow, Bernardi Acura parts, OEMAcuraParts, etc... some are run by the same company while others are dealers' parts department selling parts online) or a dealer that gives me deals. Yes, they are $$$ but I am not installing some cheap China parts on my Acura.
Yes, on eBay I see a lot of counterfeit parts (almost all of them are made in China). Some of them even claim OEM, and have stickers similar to OEM (HONDA). However, they are easily recognizable, as they use distinct font on the labels. All genuine Honda parts also come with country of origin stamped (USA, JAPAN, CANADA, MEXICO & VIETNAM). Amazon tends to be expensive (about the same $$$ as the OEM or even higher).
I have an O'Reilly's and an Autozone within two blocks walk of me...that's important. I'll check both online and go to the one that has the best of what I want. But I've got a Car Quest a short drive away, and I'll check them too when I can. Between the three, they have enough well-known and respected parts lines that I haven't needed to go to the Napa much further away. But I think Napa is better for buying specialized tools for specific jobs. And then there is Rockauto, which I'll order from when I'm planning ahead for a major job.
Hey bundy I finally finished up with the valve job, did both cylinder heads! Cleaned valves, polished them and change the valve seals, re-installed valves and rocker arms torque everything 2 spec! Also got the oil pan off and cleaned the pick oil pick up with super clean and hot water real nice! Going to be buying the lithium grease soon for the head bolts!! And toyota bond for oil pan as you said! Also changing the cam seals next and putting back cam gears on both heads before I place them back onto block! So far going good cleaned both intake runners and got new gaskets for water passage and intake and all. So still waiting on your reply about head bolt sequence 3 step or 4 step meaning lmk if you can reply on those comments I left you under other videos I left. So yeah almost getting closer to reinstalling everything I think I'm aceing..it so far with valve seals keepers springs, rocker arms and polishing valves cleaning intake and exhaust was a bict....if u know what mean especially exhaust but I used heavy duty degreaser and went2town!.. so. When I get the heads back on ill follow your steps and rotate the engine to tdc engine fire 1 to do the valve lash then 4 and so on i guess is the firing sequence before I put back on valve covers timeing covers and intake manifold and then I guess spark plugs ignition coils harness ext.. so yeah lmk if I doing good also wanted to send you some pics to your email so you can check it all out ok hope to hear back from you bundy when you get a chance thanks Anthony
tldr but swag bruv
I can see why some DIY guys do not like oreilly but they have great parts brake parts are great, I am a shop owner so I have a wholesale account my daughter needed brakes on her car, her boyfriend was going to do it but could not get the rotors off so I did it she asked me where to get the parts I said oreilly she priced pads and rotors $470 I got the same thing for $235, so it looks like oreilly is after the pro mechanic, the first call thing is great you just go to the back and get your parts no need to stand in line at the front counter
My preference in order is Auto Zone, Napa, Advanced Auto, O’Reilly. I put Auto Zone first because I’ve had good luck with their parts and tools and their staff is generally pretty friendly. Napa second because of quality but in my area the employees don’t seem to have the first clue about anything, Advanced third because of their staff, O’Reilly last because of very rude staff. Only reason I go to O’Reilly is my friend works there he is the only one I’ll deal with. And they have good tools too. I know the experiences are based on area and certain stores. O’Reilly and Advanced are closest to me but I’ll happily go to the other end of town for Auto Zone or Napa.
I’m a professional mechanic at a dealership so that’s where I source most of my parts as we can get parts for any brand from any store or other dealerships. I always tell them to get me Auto Zone or Auto Plus stuff. Auto Plus has a lot of name brands.
You do know you can find alot of this parts on rock auto or car parts or even ebay or amazon for cheaper
@@riqhteall made in China
Hey bundy when I get to takeing off the oil pan and expose the crankshaft after I guess I take off the baffle is it ok to clean the bottom end I guess that's the piston rods and crankshaft. Can I clean it with just brake parts cleaner 🤔 all of that and whats the best way to clean the oil pick up tube also? I'm almost there got all the bolts cracked but that darn exhaust that covers that oil pan is a bit**.. if u know what I mean cuz the nuts are rusted down there so yeah lmk what u think and the best way to get all that done.
I buy parts depending on my needs and time. Sometimes i buy for autozone and advanced since they are very close to me. Also, i buy some from rockauto, some parts are cheaper and no issues and some might not be so great! important parts and hard to reach I like to buy OEM. It all depends on your needs and money
My best commercial account is with AutoZone. They treat me well, delivery is fast and they stand behind the parts and me. Orielly has been a huge disappointment and the local mom and pop store went out of business during COVID.
Just got back from AutoZone in Price, Utah. Found myself in an argument with Ben. Went in for a warranty on a toggle switch that malfunctioned. This was the third toggle switch I bought that malfunctioned. The one employee was going to exchange the bad toggle switch a higher amp toggle switch that was the same price ($8.39). Then Ben said he wasn't going to cover the warranty because I had been in there before and accused me of doing something to the toggle switches, asked me what have I been doing to the toggle switches. I responded back with I haven't been doing anything, then said it's the switch. It was obvious It was the switch. Then Marty Forrest jumped in there and said I was hitting the switch with my foot. Though it was obvious that it was the switch. Ben said I can't come back to AutoZone, threatened to call the cops on me. Went across the street to O'REILLY'S, purchased a toggle switch, heater is working again.
High amp draw melting the cheap switch.
I liked Napa the few times I’ve bought parts from them I only order oem parts for my vehicles I only use these places for fluids mainly
I've got defective parts from all of them. I got rotors for a silverado recently that at least 1 of the 2 were warped out of the box but they replaced them both no questions asked and then it was fine. I've got a lot of bad electrical components and sensors from advance and auto zone. So none are perfect.
Napa always was an will always be the best
Never had a problem AutoZone or O'Reilly's but I've been through six slave cylinder.. Master cylinder for 86 Chevy truck clutch that been defective..... Trying napa tomorrow
I go to autozone or Advance Auto or even quick odds and ends, but factory approved parts or chemical NAPA is #1. NAPA usually has even specialize 3m products. When Mopar didn't have my belt for my car, NAPA had the Mopar approved water pump in stock. We also needed the Mopar 3m adhesive and they had it ready the next morning.
yep first call has to meet the professional cusomter needs with in guide lines. They even will do labor claims for parts that go bad. They will send a driver to pick up all cores and returns. makes life easier.
In Montana Napa and O Rileys has the highest prices. Probably the highest quality also. Followed by Car quest and autozone. Batteries from autozone are great as is their oil filters. If I had to choose 1, it would be napa because their stuff is top quality, and a lot is American made, so you pay for it.
Where are you in MT? I'm in Helena
Nothings made in America anymore. Go back to your NAPA and take a look at some boxes for a starter or a alternator, not made in America.
I would just want to know which one carries the better higher end parts, put aside price and service. I run commercial vehicles for my tree business and want parts that can handle the strenuous loads we put on the vehicles and those parts to keep them running.
O’Reilly Auto Parts baby!!!!
Napa
Too expensive, why is Napa always so much more than everyone else???
@@bundysgarage Because they sell top qualilty parts
There all coming from the same factories. Doesn’t matter where you buy them from.
I just bought a brand new power steering pump that makes NOISE even after bleeding it correctly. Probably gonna go back and try and return it
From napa
But its a duralast brand. Goo figure lol
A old school,experienced parts guy is worth his weight in gold. I'd rather deal with the older,experienced guys at Napa than some 18yr old kid at the Zone thats never heard of a Chevy K5 and has no clue what I'm talking about. Sure,the older guys at Napa are a tad salty sometimes,but if youre a busy shop owner who would you rather deal with if you have questions or installation problems?. 18yr old Kyle is friendly and all,thats great but he doesnt know dick about working in a shop
The dollar store has the best deals.
*1.27 Tree.
😂😂😂😂 best comment ever
The dumpster usually have the best deals $0.00
Never had any problems with any parts from O'Reilly's given that I'm dedicated.
Yeah I’ve never had any problems with O’Reilly’s either, that’s why I’m a die hard fan of theirs.
as a shop owner in Akron Ohio Oreillys is the best for me, they seem to take care of the pro guys more, I was a big napa guy for a long time(over 35 years) recently made them a past memory, it could be just my local store but they would not honor warranties and they are selling some crap parts I do not like Autozone just because of the things they did to good parts makers like Johnson controls (interstate batteries), yes we will sell your stuff but you have to make it cheap so now an interstate battery is no better than a duralast, and timkin bearing, they told them we will sell your parts but we they need to be made in china
Can confirm as an Oreillys employee. These commercial/shop workers are our main priority. These guys are buying parts daily if not weekly. And as a delivery associate it’s super nice to be able to talk to them and have a laugh sometimes.
I’m fan of Auto Zone. Had bad experiences with Oreilly. Stop shopping at Oreilly for 2 years now even they’re just 3 blocks from my home.
Oreilley's overcharges.They quote a lower price over the phone, then charge more at the store.
I try to stick with o Reilly but you could not go wrong with Napa their parts are always on call
I’ll only buy Callahan Auto parts from Sandusky OH
Stop playing with your dingy!
Auto Zone and NAPA brake pads seem to just fit, Advanced I always seem to need to file the ears down to get them to fit. NAPA pads seem to last the longest in the same price range. I avoid O'Reilly's due to rude, clueless staff.
Big NAPA fan
I just bought O'Reilly's platinum AGM battery ($250+tax). Put it my truck,and the battery was down to 25%. Took it straight back to O Riley's and they would not exchange it. They offered to charge it for me if I wanted to wait in the store for an hr or more. They even said I could borrow their tools to get it out and bring it into the store for them. Never again! O'Reilly's will never get another dime from me!
Also always look at the date on the battery before buying the battery.
@@bundysgarage Yeah, the battery was 5 months old. Lesson's learned! Next time I'm bringing my multimeter also. Lol
The same thing happens at autozone as well and it’s common. This is coming from an autozoner themselves
Advance is best overall. They cater to mechanics with the speed perks program whereas the others cater to diy. Why is advance not even on your list?
Napa is very expensive, autozone takes forever to receive parts from their shipper, oriellys is affordable and they get your parts in one to two business days max wait period.
I was a big Autozone fan for years but if i can buy the same part for cheaper im going to. For example a Battery. I can get one for $100 cheaper at walmart, and the oil is cheaper at walmart. If i can buy a set of front rotors for $120 instead of $112 for one rotor then im going to buy online
Very true, but keep in mind, different auto parts brand's have better quality than others. I would take a Denso or Hitachi Ignition Coil over an AZ coil any day!
@bundysgarage True if I had the money I would. But I live on a strict budget and can't afford quality parts
Depends who hads my OE parts, they all carry same products, O'Reilly's lil cheaper
All considerations depends upon local business culture, and with the culture itself. There are NO dependable, reliable auto parts stores in Southern Oregon since the quality of worker is abysmal. Neither the clerk nor manager give a zuck about potential bad parts. In SoOregon, Autozone and NAPA are the worst of the worst.
O'REILLY
Autozone is good for common things with no questions about your car.
NAPA has slight educated people but, their hours suck. They close too early.
O'Reilly's is the best...people and hours.
I have to return a vacuum pump today to NAPA. It lasted only months. Let's see how it goes.
Why can't anyone provide the pulley on the pump? I looked into six different mnfrs! All six are separated.
Is it the same one or two making for everyone? It's a real bitch to get the pulley on there. I freeze the pump for a few days and heat the pulley just before installing. Then, still have to press it on after its started well.
It's a V-belt. Serpentine is available but, not for my truck.
NAPA
As a do it yourself guy mostly, I have had to return stuff from all of them, Rock Auto is the worst IMHO, purchase a brake master cylinder from them, which is critical and it is leaking after a couple months, and I did not buy the cheap one.
Oreilly and Napa have the same suspension and sensors made by Monroe mevotech and standard that is why you see almost the same quality you said your a Napa care center Oreilly has the same thing called certified instead of Oreilly painting your shop looking like a Napa store they don’t do that because they want you to show off your shop name because you are promoting your shop same nationwide warranty for your customers
Anymore I have no loyalty as to where I buy garbage parts.
They're all the same. It just comes down to who has the best price. I had more than one case, over the years where I've bought parts from one store, had issues later and chose another store to get the "BETTER" quality part. Paid more for it, and discovered I got the same exact part, just a later production date.Spoke to a fellow who was a District manager for one of the "Better Quality" parts stores and he told me that a lot of the parts they all sale only come from a very small group of producers. So, you can go to one store, get the part for $20-30 less, with a lifetime warranty. Or, you can spend more money and buy the same part, but only get a 90day - 5 year warranty... Let your pocket decide.
Yes! If you have time... I have had great success with Amazon also! I did buy 2 A/C blower modules from Ebay for 100 each! This is for a home A/c unit. The parts stores wanted 1200-1500 for the complete motor assembly which included motor and module! Thats just for one! You have to be careful though, some parts have to be programmed, before you can use them.
you are qrong napa has better unquestioned warrantys and sell better parts made by oem manufactered factorys with napa branding being the only change
when you need the part put the truck back on the road, all matter is who has the part in stock, if i can wait rockauto is way to go. Autozone has good brake pad lol
Agree with brake pads and replace old ones with the same each time, take back the old ones and you will get your money back... FREE PADS! I always get their best brake pads when I change them for the first time on a new vehicle. It will cost more upfront but will generally last longer because it is better quality BUT I know that going forward I will replace them at no cost. 🎉🎉🎉
Advance and AutoZone have quality parts. O'Reilly's has very poor quality parts
No they don't. AZ and AA are bottom of the barrel in my opinion. I would rather shop at O'Reilly's, why, better customer service, better selection and higher quality parts. You go into an Autozone and the 17 year old covered in zits is going to ask you for year, make and model when you ask for 14 inch wiper blades or 2 feet of 1/2 inch coolant hose.
@@bundysgarage it's the complete opposite to for me where am I at and every part I get from O'Reilly's specially their fuel pumps I always have to take it off and and take it back I never have to worry about that with AutoZone or advanced I don't shop at O'Reilly's Auto farts
@@bundysgarageas an autozoner myself we need to know because different wiper blades fit differently on a vehicle. it’s not always the same size for every vehicle. If you don’t know the year make and model then you shouldn’t own a car
@silentagony1019 too funny. I know that agony. But most auto guys already. Know the size wiper blade they need. The point is autozoner, when asking for easy stuff like wiper blades, coolant hose, or fuses, most kids at AZ want a year make model when us car guys already know what we are looking for.
@@bundysgarage I prefer Rockauto if I don't mind waiting a week for parts or Napa if I need them right away.
Does no one have a Pep Boys around them 😂
oreillys is better
Napa always other stores auto zone and orilleys are the generic cheap junk stores
Amazon is better than all three
If you’re working on old stuff….ask for the older employee. No offense to the younger generation, but they are only computer literate….unable to handle problem solving 101.
And….if you’re not sure why online parts are so cheap, it’s because they don’t have the building, the employees, or the costs of running the stores. Buy local when possible, and save the online for odd stuff they don’t have or can’t get easy.
Right!!!
O'Reilly's SUCKS! My first experience with them was horrible. I like NAPA,
Autozone scammed me
None of the above.
Federated
Boooo
1 aauto seems good to me but I'm just a dyi guy
Go with rockauto.com over A1 Auto. Better prices and better parts on RA.
My preference in order is Auto Zone, Napa, Advanced Auto, O’Reilly. I put Auto Zone first because I’ve had good luck with their parts and tools and their staff is generally pretty friendly. Napa second because of quality but in my area the employees don’t seem to have the first clue about anything, Advanced third because of their staff, O’Reilly last because of very rude staff. Only reason I go to O’Reilly is my friend works there he is the only one I’ll deal with. And they have good tools too. I know the experiences are based on area and certain stores. O’Reilly and Advanced are closest to me but I’ll happily go to the other end of town for Auto Zone or Napa.
I’m a professional mechanic at a dealership so that’s where I source most of my parts as we can get parts for any brand from any store or other dealerships. I always tell them to get me Auto Zone or Auto Plus stuff. Auto Plus has a lot of name brands.