4.3 – 153 reviews • Auto parts store
Advance Auto Parts at 2114 E Rancier Ave in Killeen is one of the nation’s leading auto parts retailers stocking new and remanufactured automotive parts, maintenance items, and accessories such as batteries and oil filters for all makes and models. Visit your local store in Killeen, call us or go online to order and pickup in-store. Carquest is part of Advance Auto Parts, Inc., the largest automotive aftermarket parts supplier in the U.S. Save even more on your next visit by signing up for Speed Perks and receive discounts on the parts you need at participating stores.
Chain stocking a wide variety of automotive parts & accessories such as batteries & oil filters.
Service Options: In-store shopping · Curbside pickup · Delivery
Health and Safety: Mask required · Staff wear masks · Staff required to disinfect surfaces between visits · Safety dividers at checkout ·
Hours
| Saturday | 7:30AM–9PM |
| Sunday | 9AM–8PM |
| Monday | 7:30AM–9PM |
| Tuesday | 7:30AM–9PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30AM–9PM |
| Thursday | 7:30AM–9PM |
| Friday | 7:30AM–9PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address:
2114 E Rancier Ave, Killeen, TX 76541
Phone: (254) 200-0809
Website: https://stores.advanceautoparts.com/tx/killeen/2114-e-rancier-ave?utm_medium=local&utm_source=yext-gmb&utm_content=gmb-2016-12-29&utm_campaign=aap
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Thomas Hughes
Great service and great prices.
Carlos Cumba
Most of the staff there are not helpful one bit including the manager.
michael rose
Awesome place to get groceries with good customer service.
Jackson Darden
Explain explain and they would do the rest you got to love them
American Warrior
I would like to personally thank Charly for helping me with my horn issue. I went in needing help with figuring exactly what I need. Charly lent me the store tools to finish the job and was out in less than a nick of time!!!
Carlos Cumba
Most of the staff there are not helpful one bit including the manager. Never thought I’d have to be that guy to call corporate to settle an issue over a battery….Update: So I get an email from the owner to reach out to discuss my issue yet I’m not sure how you want people to reach out. But here’s my issue.. or what was my issue til corporate took over. Sorry its long.May 2019 I bought an Optima battery online and picked up in store. This battery has a 3 year free replacement warranty. When I picked up the battery the date sticker on the battery said 09/17 and I asked if thats ok with the warranty for the future. The employee at that time said yeah everything’s in the system.. October 2020 my vehicle is having issues starting on several occasions. One night with my 2 month old in the truck my truck dies at a gas pump.. I get a jump and head to Advance. Low and behold theres no record of my purchase… cause I bought online. Advance must be the only store that doesn’t link with other Advance AP stores/online. A week goes by I’m able to track down my order info from the website, I go in the Ranier location where I originally picked from back in May 2019 and spoke with Randy.. the manager… In my opinion the worst manger I’ve ever had to deal with anywhere. I attempt to tell him whats going on and all he does is look up the PART NUMBER on the battery…Randy: I have no record of that part number being sold around that date.ME: I have an order number, I ordered online and picked up here.Randy: ok but I have no record.Me: I have an order number…Randy: that does nothing for me. Whats the exact issue your having.As I explained to him whats the issue he cuts me off and says well this battery says 09/17 on the date sticker and I told him this is the battery that was given to me, it didn’t just appear on doorstep overnight. He then scans it to see if bad or not and says well it shows its fine but needs to be recharged most everyone know with Optima batteries you have to have a specialized charger to charge them.. kinda why theres a good warranty on them. In the end he refuse to help me out and look up my info and when I asked for a number to corporate (which I didn’t want to be that guy) he walks off to help someone else.
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