AUTOZONE Locations

I am in college pursing a degree in IT. I currently work at the IT help desk at the university, so I can get some work experience IT wise(I already have a separate job, the help desk is more for experience). Im in my 3rd year, and I feel like it got a well grasp on all IT concepts I have covered so far, but I have no projects whatsoever besides building computers, building a database, and setting up a network using a cisco router and a VM. I would appreciate any recommendations on projects I could do that are beginner friendly.

Been to the store 3 times wrong part each time. 2005 ford taurus SE Vulcan 3.0 FLEX The pulley directly below my alternator. IDLER pulley i keep getting a smaller diameter pulley than i took off, the one i took off is factory original. Can anyone find me the correct part at Autozone or advance auto parts

Hi my 1993 Astro has gone through two batteries in two weeks. I’ve driven it around town and turned it off, couldn’t get it to start. Got a jump start drove for 3 hours. Turned it off again and it died again. I took it to autozone and it tested as bad cranking health fail. Got a second battery drove it for a few days. Won’t start again after turning off. Took it back to the store. Tested the second battery. Fail on cranking health. cranking healths were zero on both batteries. Temp in my area is 21 degrees. Battery is duralast gold. What is killing the cranking health? I drove to a mechanic but his alternator test wasn’t working so he just told me if it drives after a jumpstart with...

hey everyone, figured i'd share some parking tips for the heathen sun show at conduit on wednesday, 01/03. the venue is in a shopping plaza on aloma ave and while it's a small place, parking can get chaotic, especially with the 7:00 pm start time hitting that central florida evening traffic head-on. honestly, your absolute best bet to skip the headache is checking out Prked. it's an app where people rent out their private driveways or garage spots, and since conduit is right next to a residential-ish area, you can usually find a spot just a short walk away for way cheaper than trying to fight the lot traffic. you get to completely bypass the plaza traffic jam when e...

Of you read the message in doc there is a new autozoners app. You must delete the old one first. Here is the introductions

Hello. I got a 23 GT-Line (probably doesn't matter that much but I thought to put it in just in case) and I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for wiper blades for their stinger. I use mine quite a bit more often than the manual recommends because of the rain, so I thought I'd ask if anyone has any recommendations for their wiper blades. Preferably in store, but I can do online if it is fast enough. I got an Autozone and a O'Riley's near me to pick up from. Any recommendations that work well enough for them on their stinger?

**TL;DR:** Gemini in Maps isn't just a chatbot; it’s a semantic search engine. Stop searching for coffee and start searching for quiet places with outlets and oat milk. Use it to summarize reviews instantly, find parking before you arrive, and navigate using landmarks (turn at the Starbucks) instead of distances. Most people are suffering from AI fatigue right now, and I get it. But the integration of Gemini into Google Maps is one of the few instances where AI actually solves a friction point we face daily: the gap between *what we want* and *how we have to search for it*. Here is how to use the new system to actually save time and reduce driving stress. The Shift: Keywords vs...

anyone been to the Moscow Autozone and had issues with the gnome behind the counter? I’ve been a dedicated Autozone customer since the store opened, and never had any problems with an employee until he started. He is their commercial manager & is incredibly rude and racist. can’t bring any of my Hispanic friends or African American friends in without hearing racial slurs out of him when he thinks nobody can hear if I call in to ask about prices or a warranty on my account, he’s extremely condescending towards me. I have brought these issues to the attention of the store manager, who I prefer to go to whenever I’m in the store, as well as reaching out to the corporate phone ...

So shops like autozone, oreily , pep boys etc are selling parts for like 2 to sometimes 3x the price of let’s say something like eBay or Amazon. I understand if the part is from a dealership but how come these stores sell the item so expensive. Like I can get identical part a lot cheaper on eBay or Amazon. Autozone for example was selling a mass air flow for 220 dollars but I got the same product for half the price. Is it so to cover over head cost ?

**TL;DR:** Gemini in Maps isn't just a chatbot; it’s a semantic search engine. Stop searching for coffee and start searching for quiet places with outlets and oat milk. Use it to summarize reviews instantly, find parking before you arrive, and navigate using landmarks (turn at the Starbucks) instead of distances. Most people are suffering from AI fatigue right now, and I get it. But the integration of Gemini into Google Maps is one of the few instances where AI actually solves a friction point we face daily: the gap between *what we want* and *how we have to search for it*. I have spent the last few weeks stress-testing this feature. I ignored the gimmicks and focused on utility. He...

He is a new Psm less than 3 months got put in the position cuz someone was fired he non stop off the rip was like micromanaging and I’ve been at Autozone for over 2 n a half years I know what to do he don’t know how to do anything in commercial he asks whay to do when we have people from other stores come in for like store to stores I talked with my manager ab the micromanaging but now he acts like we’re best friends and I’ve had 2 different ppl say he’s harassed em asked one lady if she was married after coming in with her husband and said “shoot you’re really pretty” and there was another lady a while back he also hella shadows the clearly “poorer” people he has accused...

Just found this bad boy with my spare tire and will be towing a U-Haul with my outback in a few weeks. Where should I purchase a ball for it? Would an auto store (Autozone, oreilys etc) carry them? Any suggestions ?

I have until the 2nd to get my car back on the road and ordering some fluid would prolly come after that date, so is there any fluid I can pick up in a store like AutoZone or advanced auto that works good for these trans?

I bought two packs of fuses and pliers at autozone this morning. I returned them in the afternoon with the receipt and everything still in package. The girl who sold them to me in the morning was still there & said only managers can do returns. I had to wait 20 minutes to do the return bc the manager was with another customer the whole time. Another employee took her break and returned in the time I was waiting. My total was under $30. Is that normal or is my store weird?

I bought some adjustable snow chains from autozone for my CRV that has stock 235/60r/18 tires. I bought them online and picked up in store. Their website says they will fit my vehicle. Now that I have them with me I see that the closest listed size on the bag is 235/65r/18. Is that a small enough difference that they should fit or should I return them? I’ve heard horror stories about chains that don’t fit destroying paint jobs.

Hello, I have a 2011 toyota camry base model 2.5L 4 cyl and she needs some repairs (( struts, lower control arms, inner ti.re rod, rear rotors)). To save some cash I'm going to do the repairs myself and I was wondering is better to buy parts in store (( autozone, advance auto, O'Reilly etc etc etc)) or online ((rockauto, napa auto parts, carparts etc))? I'm leaning towards buying the parts in a physical because I'd like to get theses repairs done as soon as possible. I am from the Houston area so if you know any local shop that would be great. Any advice or tips you could throw would be amazing I'm very much on my own here

Hello, I have a 2011 toyota camry base model 2.5L 4 cyl and she needs some repairs (( struts, lower control arms, inner ti.re rod, rear rotors)). To save some cash I'm going to do the repairs myself and I was wondering is better to buy parts in store (( autozone, advance auto, O'Reilly etc etc etc)) or online ((rockauto, napa auto parts, carparts etc))? I'm leaning towards buying the parts in a physical because I'd like to get theses repairs done as soon as possible. I am from the Houston area so if you know any local shop that would be great. Any advice or tips you could throw would be amazing I'm very much on my own here

Hello, I have a 2011 toyota camry base model 2.5L 4 cyl and she needs some repairs (( struts, lower control arms, inner ti.re rod, rear rotors)). To save some cash I'm going to do the repairs myself and I was wondering is better to buy parts in store (( autozone, advance auto, O'Reilly etc etc etc)) or online ((rockauto, napa auto parts, carparts etc))? I'm leaning towards buying the parts in a physical because I'd like to get theses repairs done as soon as possible. I am from the Houston area so if you know any local shop that would be great. Any advice or tips you could throw would be amazing I'm very much on my own here

Hello, I have a 2011 toyota camry base model 2.5L 4 cyl and she needs some repairs (( struts, lower control arms, inner ti.re rod, rear rotors)). To save some cash I'm going to do the repairs myself and I was wondering is better to buy parts in store (( autozone, advance auto, O'Reilly etc etc etc)) or online ((rockauto, napa auto parts, carparts etc))? I'm leaning towards buying the parts in a physical because I'd like to get theses repairs done as soon as possible. I am from the Houston area so if you know any local shop that would be great. Any advice or tips you could throw would be amazing I'm very much on my own here