3 Best Auto Parts Stores in St. John's, NL

“Action Car And Truck Accessories helps customers to accessorize and repair their cars, vans, trucks, and fleet vehicles. They provide their customers with products and services that meet or exceed their expectations. They also closely monitor all warranty claims to determine any patterns or consistencies resulting from quality issues at the supplier’s plant or in transit. They help you to obtain everything from wipers that wipe to the right trailer hitch for your automobile. Action Car and Truck Accessories will help you find everything from wipers that actually wipe to the right trailer hitch for your vehicle. Their suppliers are Bolt, Bullring, Brightsource, Armadillo, Autostart and more. Action Car And Truck Accessories provides financing options and optional curbside pickup. Get up to 10 tires off the rims at no cost.

“Automotive Supplies is an independently owned and operated retailer of import and domestic auto parts. Fred Davis is the founder of Automotive Supplies. Automotive Supplies professionals provide quality service at a fair price. They offer a full array of vehicle parts for all makes and models. They offer a wide range of parts at competitive prices, including fluids, lubricants, factory-certified replacement parts, fuel pumps, gaskets, bulbs, filters and much more. Automotive Supplies is proud to be a Modern Sales Cooperative member and an AC Delco Warehouse Distributor for all Eastern Newfoundland regions.

“Colonial Auto Parts is a family-owned and operated store. Gordon Elton is the founder of Colonial Auto Parts. Their expert parts clerks will help you quickly find the part you need. With one of the largest inventories in Atlantic Canada and access to warehouses nationwide, Colonial can get you the parts you need. They stock well-known brands like Monroe, Walker, Bosch, Moog, and Fram, as well as private-label parts to offer the right part at the right price. Colonial Auto Parts is an enormous independent aftermarket auto parts distributor in Atlantic Canada, with 11 locations in Newfoundland and two in Cape Breton.