Advance Auto
For high-quality car parts in GA, shop Advance Auto Parts. We’ve been in business for over 75 years, and with over 5,200 stores nationwide, we’re the largest aftermarket retailer in the United States. It’s our job to help people like you take your machine in your own two hands—whether those hands are experienced or need a few pointers to get started.
Advance Auto Parts is your source for quality auto parts, advice and accessories. View car care tips, shop online for home delivery or pick up in one of our 4000 convenient store locations in 30 minutes or less.
We do this by stocking our shelves with high-quality car parts and sharing our enthusiasm and knowledge with anyone who wants it. Our GA auto parts stores are full of the right tools you need to complete everything from a simple air filter change to a full-on transmission replacement. Advance Auto Parts also stocks parts for ATVs and motorcycles, and even lawn and garden needs. Don’t let that project wait around in the driveway any longer—browse our inventory online, and visit an Advance Auto Parts in GA near you. And if you need some help, our team is happy to assist you every mile of the way.
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Shares of Advance Auto Parts Inc. Ran up to a 17-month high Tuesday, after the auto parts retailer beat second-quarter profit and sales expectations, raised its full-year revenue outlook and announced a new share repurchase plan. The results helped lift the shares of the company’s rivals, as they provided evidence of “improving industry demand,” according to Credit Suisse analyst Seth Sigman. Earlier Tuesday, Advance Auto Parts (AAP) reported net income that rose to $117.8 million, or $1.59 a share, from $87.0 million, or $1.17 a share, in the same period a year ago. Excluding non-recurring items,, above the FactSet consensus of $1.86. Sales rose 2.8% to $2.33 billion, topping the FactSet consensus of $2.27 billion, as the same-store sales increase of 2.8% beat expectations of just 0.1% growth. AAP said it increased its 2018 revenue outlook to $9.30 billion to $9.50 billion, compared with the FactSet consensus of $9.38 billion.