O'Reilly Auto Parts

Stephen Wernecke 6 months ago

As soon as I walked in the said they couldn’t pour me a beer. Full house with lots of people drinking but they deny me service after trying to get a drink . Poor management for a place like this . Bartenders seemed more concerned with shots and only serving a specific crowd. Absolutely a shame. If you don’t fit the vibe they will drive you out

John Sprouse 6 months ago

I had a busted head light 2 hours away from home. Brian sold me my headlight and told me what make I should get. I go to replace it in the parking lot and I couldn’t get it to work. Brian saw me struggling and came out in the 20°F cold in a short sleeve uniform and changed my bulb for free. Truly think Brian should get a pay increase or at least some type of reward for how helpful he was in assisting me. I hope in the least he is blessed by God for helping this pilgrim.

Wirycarlos9 7 months ago

Great experience here getting a new battery. Very knowledgeable, efficient, and kind folks. We will definitely be back if we need any other parts!

Nakia Carter 12 months ago

Sandra, Angel, Faye!! This team of ladies got me and my auntie together! If you gotta go to auto parts store go here! Seriously there is a competitor across the street we went there first and they didn’t have what we needed sooo!!

Collin Candlish a year ago

Worst shopping experience ever. I went in to get antifreeze and wiper fluid and once I had those two items in my hand an employee later identified himself as "the manager" asked me what I needed help with and I said I was ok at that time I was looking at valve stems when one slid off the shelf and hit the floor and I stated to him "you could help me pick that up" but not in a rude manner I browsed for a couple more minutes and the went to the cashier and that's when I was told by the cashier he was not aloud to check me out and he was looking in the direction of the exit door that's when I turned to see the "manager" standing there and he said "you don't listen very well you need to leave the store" at this point I'm really confused and asked what I did wrong and explained if I missed something that was said to me that I'm deaf in one ear and was sorry for any miscommunication but it didn't matter he told me to leave again I asked who he was he said "the manager" so I asked for his name and he said "don't worry about it" at that time I proceeded outside to my vehicle and went across the street to advanced. I'm still in disbelief and feel so discriminated against just because I cannot hear well. Their HR will be contacted and my attorneys have been advised. Pretty sad to see people act like this and I feel worse for the next person that might go through something like this because it's really upsetting and degrading and totally unprofessional.