I hear “I don’t know” from the employees more than from my 3yo. The people that work there do not know much about cars or the things they sell. Some of the tools I bought have already broken, they have sold me the wrong parts and I’ve had to walk back only to be given an attitude and rudeness over a receipt. I get my fluids there my parts myAccessories even my batteries!!! In the last 6 weeks I have spent probably $1500. I have been shopping at 86 Boston St AutoZone since I have been old enough to drive. Not a member? Sign up today to start earning money for your purchases. Track your AutoZone Rewards balance right on the home screen. Track every job with the Service History feature, view DIY suggestions with Maintenance Info and check your vehicle's specifications. Keep track of all of your vehicles in one convenient place. Shopping in store? Use the barcode scanner to check pricing and specifications for any part in the store. Use the VIN scanner to add your vehicle automatically and find the right parts faster. Set your store to see hours and check pricing and availability. With over 5,500 stores across the United States, the Store Locator helps you find the most convenient location no matter where you are. With AutoZone on your phone, you're that much closer to getting back on the road.īUY ONLINE, PICK UP IN STORE OR SHIP TO YOUR HOMEĮasily get the parts you need the same day with store pick up or have them shipped directly to your house. Track your AutoZone Rewards balance and get information on your local store straight from the home screen. Get the parts you need fast with same-day store pick up or convenient ship to home delivery. Order the right parts and accessories for your car or truck with just a few taps. Instead of 'Duralast' they should be called 'Don't last'.With the AutoZone app, it’s easier to take care of your vehicle than ever before. They love to tout that they are made by Johnson Controls but a battery manufacturer will produce a battery to any quality level specified by its customer. My advice is to stay away from Autozone batteries. I don't remember when the last time I heard the starter spin so fast on that car. With the two Autozone batteries, I should have been good for 15 years, not 7!īy the way, the car has been starting just fine for the past week with the AC Delco battery. Even if they would have admitted the battery was bad, I would have had to pay $60.00 prorated price. Autozone's price on their Duralast Gold was $120.00!. I drove over to the local AC Delco distributor and bought an AC Delco 78-7YR battery for $86.00. I told her that it could be her TESTER, and walked out with the battery. When I told the clerk what was going on, she began blaming my starter, alternator and even the battery charger. I charged it and took it into Autozone and they said it tested fine. The current one has just under four years on it - and it is an 8-year battery. That one failed in three years and they honored the warranty (that's another story.). This was the second Autozone battery in that car - the first one was new (purchased by the seller) the day before I picked it up in North Carolina almost seven years ago. I shut the engine off and tried again and nothing but solenoid chatter. I attempted to start the car and the starter rolled over very slowly and the engine started. Ten minutes later, the 'Fully Charged' light on the battery charger was illuminated. I put my battery charger on it and it was charging at 15 amps. The POS Autozone Duralast Gold battery in my STS failed last week - nothing but solenoid chatter.