O'Reilly Auto Parts

Yea I agree O'Reilly's used to be a place of comradery where folks would stop in for a cup of coffee and gather to chat about their mornings. That sense of community have vanished, and you can really feel it the air just feels stale now. I remember when a lot of young adults would hang out there, just catching up and sharing their plans. It was a safe haven for them to socialize, felt nice knowing these kids had somewhere to gather with. the little brunette girl She was shy but always so attentive when the other employees were tied up. She’d get me right with the computer. With her puppy eyes and contagiously big smile, she brought a sense of freshness and compassion to the place. I used to call her the mascot, Some great workers have been let go. Now we’ve got a different girl stepped in.

The manager Kenny and his staff provide great customer service and is always pleasant to deal with. Well operated store.

I have used the location in Youngsville since the day I moved here, 6 years ago. Morgan and Emory were on deck and as always never disappoint - Thank you

O'Reilly Management, I'm writing to express some serious concerns I've encountered during my visits to your store. On multiple occasions, I've noticed a specific employee who not only smells strongly of marijuana but also appears to be under the influence while on the job. He often engages in open conversations about marijuana with customers, which creates an uncomfortable atmosphere. Additionally, I've seen him charging customers cash to diagnose their vehicles while on the clock, which raises ethical concerns. I've also observed him working on his motorcycle during his shifts, which is quite unprofessional. While the morning shift staff are consistently professional, respectful, and helpful, the night shift is questionable at best. They often look like they just rolled out of bed, and s

Had to make up a pickup after paying online and female employee was very nice, friendly, and quick with everything.