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Thank you for using Jonesboro Information to find your local auto parts store. Jonesboro has several to
choose from that stock OEM parts, direct replacement parts, rebuilt parts, high performance racing parts,
additives, oil, and filters, tires wheels and more. Some parts stores may order new engines from short
blocks to long blocks to crate motors ready to install. A few of the stores also have machine shop capabilities
and most can turn brake drums and rotors. Thank you again for using Jonesboro Information and please
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choose from that stock OEM parts, direct replacement parts, rebuilt parts, high performance racing parts,
additives, oil, and filters, tires wheels and more. Some parts stores may order new engines from short
blocks to long blocks to crate motors ready to install. A few of the stores also have machine shop capabilities
and most can turn brake drums and rotors. Thank you again for using Jonesboro Information and please
return often for all of your Jonesboro auto parts needs !
Advance Auto Parts
240 E Highland Dr
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.934.0260
WEBSITE
240 E Highland Dr
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.934.0260
WEBSITE
Advance Auto Parts
1324 Stadium Blvd
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.268.1500
WEBSITE
1324 Stadium Blvd
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.268.1500
WEBSITE
A&G Auto Parts, Mchn Shp
534 W Huntington Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.932.7471
534 W Huntington Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.932.7471
AutoZone
1804 E Highland Dr
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.935.3900
WEBSITE
1804 E Highland Dr
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.935.3900
WEBSITE
AutoZone
3900 E Johnson Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.972.6884
WEBSITE
3900 E Johnson Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.972.6884
WEBSITE
Battery & Parts Warehouse
1729 Dan Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.933.9825
1729 Dan Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.933.9825
Hughey Auto Prts, Mchn Shp
1910 S Church St
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.935.5558
1910 S Church St
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.935.5558
O'Reilly Auto Parts
2611 Stadium Blvd
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.935.3600
WEBSITE
2611 Stadium Blvd
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.935.3600
WEBSITE
O'Reilly Auto Parts
201 E Johnson Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.802.2550
WEBSITE
201 E Johnson Ave
Jonesboro Ar 72401
870.802.2550
WEBSITE
Radiator Hotline
Radiators Wholesale to
the public. Home delivery
in the greater Jonesboro
area.
800.642.0930
Radiators Wholesale to
the public. Home delivery
in the greater Jonesboro
area.
800.642.0930
Russell's Truck Accessories
3651 Stadium Blvd
Jonesboro Ar 72404
870.910.6593
WEBSITE
3651 Stadium Blvd
Jonesboro Ar 72404
870.910.6593
WEBSITE
Don't forget to check your windshield wipers. Check to see if
the blades are flexible and not cracking or checked. If the last
time it rained you had a lot of trouble with them streaking to
where you couldn't see clearly, it's time to replace them.
Usually a good set of blade refills is all you need and you
save money over buying the whole arm.
the blades are flexible and not cracking or checked. If the last
time it rained you had a lot of trouble with them streaking to
where you couldn't see clearly, it's time to replace them.
Usually a good set of blade refills is all you need and you
save money over buying the whole arm.
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A few quick and basic checks you can make to take care of your car
Tire Pressure and tread: To check your tire pressure use a gauge you can purchase at most any parts store
or discount store. Check the pressure when the tires have set for a while and are cool to the touch. If you
check them shortly after driving you will not get an accurate reading because of heat expansion in the tires.
Your tire pressure should be set to the manufacturers recommendations which is written on the side of the tire
itself, look for( tire PSI 30 - 35 ) or ( max pressure 30 - 35 lbs ) or similar readings and be sure you adjust for
load rating which is if you are towing a trailer or have a trunk loaded very heavily. These adjustments make a
big difference in the life of the tire and your fuel mileage. Tread depth should be at a very minimum up to
Lincolns head when you insert a penny into the tire tread head first. If less than this have your tires checked by
a professional or replace them.
Oil level: After your engine has been shut down for at least 10 minutes pull the dip stick out, wipe it off with a
rag and reinsert it fully. Pull it back out and check to see where the level is, it should be between the two lines
marked full: and low: or similar. If it seems low, check with someone qualified to be sure because if you overfill
on oil you can cause severe damage to your engine. Also be sure vehicle is setting basically level because an
incline can make your readings off quiet a bit.
Belts: Find an area where you can rotate your belt slightly to see the back side of it, look to see if it appears to
have any small cracks, bits missing, or is severely checked, if so you need to consider replacing the belt as this
is your early warning sign that the belt is likely to break. Check with someone qualified to determine if your
belts are in need of replacement.
Brake fluid, anti freeze, windshield washer fluid: Nowadays most have a opaque container that you can
see into with level indicators on the sides. Refer to owners manual or qualified person to show you exactly
where your full limits are and how to refill them. You can create some problems if you make mistakes especially
with your brake fluid, example the wrong fluid or slight moisture in your container can lead to brake system
failure.
Tire Pressure and tread: To check your tire pressure use a gauge you can purchase at most any parts store
or discount store. Check the pressure when the tires have set for a while and are cool to the touch. If you
check them shortly after driving you will not get an accurate reading because of heat expansion in the tires.
Your tire pressure should be set to the manufacturers recommendations which is written on the side of the tire
itself, look for( tire PSI 30 - 35 ) or ( max pressure 30 - 35 lbs ) or similar readings and be sure you adjust for
load rating which is if you are towing a trailer or have a trunk loaded very heavily. These adjustments make a
big difference in the life of the tire and your fuel mileage. Tread depth should be at a very minimum up to
Lincolns head when you insert a penny into the tire tread head first. If less than this have your tires checked by
a professional or replace them.
Oil level: After your engine has been shut down for at least 10 minutes pull the dip stick out, wipe it off with a
rag and reinsert it fully. Pull it back out and check to see where the level is, it should be between the two lines
marked full: and low: or similar. If it seems low, check with someone qualified to be sure because if you overfill
on oil you can cause severe damage to your engine. Also be sure vehicle is setting basically level because an
incline can make your readings off quiet a bit.
Belts: Find an area where you can rotate your belt slightly to see the back side of it, look to see if it appears to
have any small cracks, bits missing, or is severely checked, if so you need to consider replacing the belt as this
is your early warning sign that the belt is likely to break. Check with someone qualified to determine if your
belts are in need of replacement.
Brake fluid, anti freeze, windshield washer fluid: Nowadays most have a opaque container that you can
see into with level indicators on the sides. Refer to owners manual or qualified person to show you exactly
where your full limits are and how to refill them. You can create some problems if you make mistakes especially
with your brake fluid, example the wrong fluid or slight moisture in your container can lead to brake system
failure.
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