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Advance Auto
Parts opens in Palmetto
Advance
Auto Parts opened its first store in Palmetto last week at 9155 Roosevelt
Hwy. Company officials
cite market conditions, strong growth potential and a large presence of
do-it-yourself mechanics or "DIYers" as factors influencing the company's
decision to locate the 7,000 square foot store in the local market.
"The new store employs 12 team members who offer drivers a variety
of free services, including expert advice, electrical system component testing,
and battery and wiper blade installation," said Ed Wolski, Advance Auto
Parts' regional vice president.
Shadrick Akins manages the new store. Akins has been with the Advance Auto
Parts team for six years and has eight years of experience in the automotive
and retail sales industries.
The Palmetto store, like every Advance Auto Parts store across the country,
is a community recycling center, accepting consumers' used oil and used
vehicle batteries at no charge. "Every used battery or quart of oil
we can keep out of landfills benefits our environment, and our community," Wolski
added. "Since 1991, Advance Auto Parts has recycled more than 26 million
gallons of used motor oil collected from its nationwide network of over 2,500
stores."
The store carries thousands of parts in its in-store inventory and provides
customers with quick access to more than 100,000 parts within 24 hours through
the PDQ® (Parts Delivered Quickly) Service.
Advance Auto Parts strives to educate motorists on how to keep their vehicles
in top running condition through preventive maintenance and awareness to
potential problems. But when mechanical problems do arise, the store has
the parts and expertise ready to get drivers back on the road.
"Our people and in-store services guide drivers through the repair
process, instead of just providing them with parts and sending them on their
way," Wolski added.







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