Autozone

Unfriendly and VERY unhelpful. Made us drive down there and wouldn’t even consider helping change a headlight.

After my battery light came on, I drove over to this Autozone to have them check it out for me. After opening my hood, the gentleman working asked if I knew where my battery was. Clueless about cars, I told him no. He then pointed to a largeish object under the hood and told me he could not test my battery because it was in an enclosed area and they aren’t allowed to unscrew/​unbolt anything.
Confused and frustrated, I called the Autozone in Clintonville to confirm this informaiton. Cheryl there was extremely helpful and told me to drive on over and she would check it out for me. Once there, I opened my hood and told her the problem I had at the last Autozone. She looked at the car, looked at me, and proceeded to test my battery and tell me it was bad. I asked what the problem was at the last place and why he couldn’t test it, pointing to the object the man told me was my battery.
It was the air filter.

In typical girl fashion, I wandered, aloof, into Auto Zone. All I needed was windshield wipers, and despite being assured one trillion times by family and friends that my problem was nothing to fret over, I could not disguise my nervousness. The salesman sensed my bewilderment, and asked me if I needed help.
HELL YEAH I NEED HELP. MY WINDSHIELD WIPERS ARE BROKEN AND I’M CLUELESS.
So with the help of his trusty manager, Darryl, we found the windshield wipers I needed. Darryl graciously applied them. $ 20. In and out of there in under ten minutes. I love these guys. I just wish they had reminded me to buy a new air freshener, because mine is depleted of scent.

On the advice of the clerk from the other day, I was able to take back my old alternator and get $ 25 cash back. Yippeee!