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I always go to O’Reilly’s or Napa because AutoZone sucks as a company. They’re also overpriced as it is, especially because they sell low tier garbage. Of course I almost always buy parts online anyway and save a lot of money doing that.
Do you think any of the others will be any different? Even if they already make stuff in the US, why wouldn’t they capitalize on the price bumps and collect a free ten percent?
I always go to O’Reilly’s or Napa because AutoZone sucks as a company. They’re also overpriced as it is, especially because they sell low tier garbage. Of course I almost always buy parts online anyway and save a lot of money doing that.
Do you think any of the others will be any different? Even if they already make stuff in the US, why wouldn’t they capitalize on the price bumps and collect a free ten percent?