If you've had AutoZone read your trouble code to help you determine your car's problem, a private garage may have to re-read your codes. Most shops own higher grade diagnostic equipment that may be able to more accurately identify your car's problem.

Although some shops permit customers to bring their own parts, many do not, including major national brands such as Firestone and its affiliates. Once a mechanic diagnoses your car's problem, they may determine that you need different or additional parts. If you wish to purchase your own parts, call the shop before arriving to ask about their policy regarding this matter.

AutoZone is an independent company and has no ownership interest or other control over any of the automotive service providers listed on this form. The information provided about each shop on this list, including the identification of the types of work performed by the shop and the types of cars on which it works, is based upon information which was supplied to AutoZone by a representative of the shop. AutoZone has not verified and does not warrant the accuracy of this information or the capability of the shop to perform the stated services, or the quality of work or competency of the shop. Because the service providers operate entirely independently of AutoZone, we do not make any warranty about any work done by any such provider and assume no liability of any sort with regard to any services, products or parts provided by such shops beyond the warranty provided by AutoZone specifically with respect to parts bought directly by you from an AutoZone store. Shops on this list are AutoZone Preferred Shops based upon the volume of auto parts business that the provider does with AutoZone. Designation as an AutoZone Preferred Shop is not intended to represent or convey any endorsement by AutoZone of the work or services performed by that shop.