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AutoZone Auto Parts JunkYard in College Station (TX)

Address: 2706 Texas Ave S, College Station, TX, United States
Phone: +1 979-693-7302
Services: Auto parts store
Methods of Payment:
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  • Accepted Debit cards
  • Not accepted Cash only
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ZIP Code: 77840
Open Hours: 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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AutoZone Texas Ave S in College Station, TX is one of the nation's leading retailer of auto parts including new and remanufactured hard parts, maintenance items and car accessories. Visit your local AutoZone in College Station, TX or call us at (979) 693-7302.
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Working time & Location

Friday 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Monday 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Zip Codes

  • 77845
  • 77840
  • 77841
  • 77842
  • 77843
  • 77844
  • 77881

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What clients say about AutoZone Auto Parts in College Station (TX)

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Came in with a bad battery, got it checked out and was able to get it replaced and installed super easily! Ashlynn was incredibly helpful and friendly, and I didn’t feel talked down to at all. Would absolutely come here again with any car troubles.

Hope Kersey

09/07/2024 21:08:15
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This review is for Ronald, Assistant Manager of AutoZone 3535, located at 2706 Texas Ave, College Station, Texas, 77840. First, I want to start by stating I felt very disrespected by your blatant racism, lack of customer service, and ability to stereotype me due to being an African American man. Although I entered AutoZone 3535 with sweatpants and a hoodie, I have been blessed to achieve multiple goals that resulted in me making over 100K a year. I’m very humble, and I do not have to wear or spend my money on materialistic things for you to have the ability to indicate that I’m not poor or less fortunate. When I entered the establishment on 05/12/2024, the Assistant Manager Ronald did not formally greet me or ask if I needed assistance. He looked up at me, rolled his eyes, dropped his head back down, and proceeded to do whatever he was doing at the time. I walked from several aisles before locating what I was looking for in the store. When I finally identified the item I was looking for in the store, I had questions before purchasing the item, so I decided to approach Ronald, who had not yet correctly greeted me or asked me if I needed assistance. I approached the counter and asked Ronald if he could assist me with locating a cordless air pump because I had run over a nail. I couldn’t get the tire repaired until tomorrow (it was 8 p.m.). Ronald said, “You do not have a spare?” I said yes, and he asked, “Why won’t you change your tire then?” I told him that because it was not my job, I would have one of the services I pay for monthly to complete that task. Ronald then began walking from aisle to aisle to locate the item I had questions about. When we got to the aisle I was previously on, Ronald stated, “Now, what do you need to know?” I told him I was trying to identify which pumps were cordless; he said, “It’s on the box; it should not be hard to figure out!”. I then began to look at every box individually until I identified the correct pump while Ronald stood there and watched. When I identified the pump, I told Ronald I had found the correct item, and he stated, “Well, if you want it, you better bring it to the counter yourself.” I had no intention of having Ronald carry the item for me to the counter and never asked him to do so. When we got to the counter, Ronald processed to ring the item up, and I had to ask him if he needed my phone number because, in the past, employees such as Michael and Jimmy had asked for it. He looked up at me, did something with the computer, and asked me for my number. I told him the number, and he verified the name and then scanned the item. After purchasing the item, the receipt came out, and Ronald laid it on top of the box, although my hand was out so he could put it in mine. I picked up the receipt and the box and processed to walk away. Ronald said as I walked away from the counter, “Do not think you’re going to use it and bring it back.” I looked back at him and told him that I did not have plans to return the item and could use it if it happened again. Then, I walked out. When I got to the car, I was in disbelief that I had experienced poor customer service and been treated like a less-than-human. I could not convince myself to leave the store without getting his name and position. When I reentered the store, Ronald walked back up front, and I asked him if he was the manager. He said, “I’m not the manager, but I’m one of them!” I then asked him what his name was because I felt very disrespected by his comment. He looked down at his name tag, looked back at me, laughed, then stated, “Sorry you feel that way.”. As a Vice President of Operations, I understand the essential components of customer service and management, and Ronald does not display those components. It is heartbreaking to be in a world with individuals with characteristics such as Ronald, and it is a bad reputation not only for the store and store manager but for the AutoZone brand as a whole. How can Ronald lead a team without understanding positive customer service?

Christopher Johnson

05/13/2024 03:17:29
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The battery on my car died at 10:40 AM today. My family called this AutoZone on Texas Ave., and Diamond was able to help us very quickly. We called around to a couple places before this AutoZone and we were told that no one couple replace the battery for us and were quoted upwards of $200. Diamond quoted us under $150 and replaced the battery himself within an hour of it dying. He was absolutely amazing!!

Carla Huffman

07/04/2024 16:51:31
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