AutoZone

The actress who says "No, not now" in the AutoZone commercial is Melanie Silver. She is known for her roles in various television shows and films, and her delivery in the commercial has made it memorable for viewers.

The first AutoZone jingle was written by musician and songwriter David M. Williams. The jingle, which became widely recognized, was part of the company's advertising efforts to establish its brand identity in the automotive retail sector. Williams’ catchy tune helped solidify AutoZone’s presence in the market and remains memorable to many customers.

As of my last update in October 2023, the voice of the new AutoZone commercial is provided by actor and comedian J.B. Smoove. He is known for his distinctive voice and comedic style, which adds a lively touch to the advertisement. For the most current information, it's always a good idea to check AutoZone's official channels or recent news.

Yes. 17% off your bill, plus phone discounts.

AutoZone was created in 1978.

Yes, you can purchase mrgasket parts at autozone since they deal in almost all designs.

Theoretically, yes. However, places like Auto Zone, Advanced Auto Parts, O'Reilly... they'll pretty much hire anyone who can ring a cash register... they don't necessecarily have to have any mechanical or technical knowledge (or, it would seem, even a basic understanding of auto parts or tools), and so they often don't.

There are a few different replacement parts that can be purchased from Autozone Auto Parts. One can purchase new windshield wipers, new engines repair kits, and a tire jack there.

Autozone is the leading auto parts retailer. There is always the best car parts, great customer service and the right prices at Autozone. Autozone is spread all over the United States. The stores can be located by the store locator in the Autozone website.

Autozone provides many automotive services, including oil changes, tune ups, and repairs. They sell many replacement parts, such as tires, side view mirrors and replacement headlights.

Auto Zone opened its doors in 1947 in Forrest City, Arkansas. At that time the store was not called auto zone. instead it was called auto shack. The names are similar, yet not the same.