It’s O’Reilly, not O’Reilly’s 
My area just got O'Reilly's Auto parts
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In many cases I'm not convinced MasterPro is any/much worse than their better stuff, esp when the "better" stuff is Precision
I'm not saying MasterPro is good, merely that it seems "ok" for the price.
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their house brand coated rotors performed well, if I remember correctly around $70 out the door.
O'reilly is my favorite of the chain stores. They seem to have their distribution network dialed in right. Anything I've needed is at the local store within a couple hours. It's the only chain store I deal with.
I like our local O'Reilly auto parts store. Has a decent selection and friendly knowledgeable employees. They loan tools, can order in odd parts same day and take my used oil. IMO, they are better than the AutoZone across town.
Would that not be correct when talking about more than one? O'reilly's sort of not a single store? I'm no English major but curiosity has me.It’s O’Reilly, not O’Reilly’s
The apostrophe makes it possessive. So, you would say "O'Reilly's parts are ok." But plural is no apostrophe, so "I visited three O'Reillys today." But the name of the franchise is simply O'Reilly, like Autozone (not Autozone's or Autozones)Would that not be correct when talking about more than one? O'reilly's sort of not a single store? I'm no English major but curiosity has me.
Nope. "My area just got O'Reilly Auto Parts" no SInteresting!
So the title "My area just got O'reilly's Auto Parts" with an apostrophe should be taken out but the s should stay? It sounds like OP is referring to more than one new store so it should read "My area just got O'reillys Auto Parts. Thanks!
But it should be plural since OP was talking about more than one so plural would be O'reillys.
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You need to alter the sentence structure a bit.But it should be plural since OP was talking about more than one so plural would be O'reillys.
My area just got X O'Reilly Auto Parts stores
X>1
"O'Reilly Auto Parts" is a name, no mess with names (in general)
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I'm gonna ride my Huskavarna to the Amaco, fill er up and then go to O Reillys and get some oil. In this country, it's not what's on the sign, it's what people call itIt’s O’Reilly, not O’Reilly’s
I will drive past my local Autozone to go to O’Reilly. They tend to stock better brands than Autozone.
The loyalty program is better too.
The loyalty program is better too.
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I shop all auto parts places but my close store is 2 miles away and I have a O'Reilly side by side with a Auto Zone so its convenient that If one don't have it I walk next door but with that in mind I always shop Auto Zone first... Not sure why, perhaps one employee has been around 20+ years? I see someone new every visit to O'Reilly and IMO didn't always hire "car" people...
I do shop my Harley Motorcycle batteries at O'Reilly as it's a East Penn made AGM battery, same as a Harley AGM at a less price ( No Harley Logo ).
I do shop my Harley Motorcycle batteries at O'Reilly as it's a East Penn made AGM battery, same as a Harley AGM at a less price ( No Harley Logo ).
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Cool, we are only 12k - but have OR, AZ, Napa, and CQ …
Each have different strengths … and it means more sales on Techron and things like that …
