About the O'Reilly Auto Parts Receipt
An O'Reilly Auto Parts receipt documents purchases of automotive parts, tools, fluids, and accessories from one of the largest US auto parts retailers. It includes part numbers, core charge lines, and tax details specific to automotive retail. People recreate these receipts to track business vehicle expenses, support warranty claims, log fleet maintenance costs, or replace a lost copy for a return.
O'Reilly Auto Parts in Numbers
Founded in 1957 in Springfield, Missouri by Charles Francis O'Reilly and his son Charles H. O'Reilly, the company has grown to over 6,000 stores across the US and Mexico. Headquartered in Springfield, Missouri, O'Reilly serves both DIY customers and professional auto service shops and is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker ORLY.
What Is On an O'Reilly Auto Parts Receipt
| Section | Details |
|---|
| Header | Store name, store number, address, phone number |
| Transaction Info | Date, time, register number, cashier ID, invoice number |
| Customer Info | O'Reilly Rewards account name or Pro account number if applicable |
| Line Items | Part description, SKU/part number, quantity, unit price, extended price |
| Core Charge | Separate line for any core deposit (e.g., batteries, alternators) with core charge amount |
| Discounts | Rewards discounts, sale prices, or commercial account discounts listed per item |
| Subtotal & Tax | Subtotal before tax, applicable sales tax by jurisdiction |
| Total & Payment | Grand total, payment method (cash, card last 4 digits), amount tendered, change |
| Return Info | Return policy reminder and invoice number for future reference |
O'Reilly Auto Parts Return Policy Basics
- Most new, unused parts can be returned within 90 days with the original receipt for a full refund or exchange.
- Core charges are refunded when the old part is returned in the original box in acceptable condition.
- Electrical parts, custom orders, and installed items are generally non-returnable.
- Warranty claims on defective parts may be handled in-store with the receipt and the failed component.
FAQs
Can I look up an O'Reilly Auto Parts receipt without the paper copy?
If you have an O'Reilly Rewards account or a Pro account, store associates can look up past transactions by your account number or phone number. Without an account, you will need the original paper receipt or invoice number.
What is the invoice number on an O'Reilly receipt?
The invoice number is a unique transaction identifier printed near the top or bottom of the receipt. It is used to look up the transaction for returns, exchanges, and warranty claims at any O'Reilly location.
What is a core charge on an O'Reilly receipt?
A core charge is a refundable deposit added to the price of certain parts like batteries, alternators, and brake calipers. It appears as a separate line item. When you return the old part, the core charge is refunded.
How do I recreate an O'Reilly Auto Parts receipt for expense tracking?
Use the ReceiptEdit O'Reilly Auto Parts template and fill in the store number, date, invoice number, part descriptions with SKU numbers, core charge lines if applicable, tax, and payment method. Accurate part numbers and prices are important if the receipt will support a warranty or reimbursement claim.
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