U.S. Auto Parts Network was founded in 1995, originally servicing auto body shops in Los Angeles.
In 2000 the company launched its first e-commerce site selling auto parts.
From 2000 to 2005 U.S. Auto Parts Network launched a network of e-commerce sites, each one aimed at a different consumer segment.
In 2007 the company went public, trading on the NASDAQ under the symbol PRTS.
In 2010 U.S. Auto Parts Network acquired JC Whitney, an accessories company, therefore expanding its product base.
Today U.S. Auto Parts Network offers 2 million aftermarket auto parts for all makes and models of domestic and foreign cars and trucks. The company also sells products for all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, and RVs. Most of the company’s business s done online, though catalogs and two stores also contribute to sales.
U.S. Auto Parts Network has over 1,000 employees and had revenue of $257.87 million in 2012.
U.S. Auto Parts NetworkU.S. Auto Parts Network was founded in 1995, originally servicing auto body shops in Los Angeles.
In 2000 the company launched its first e-commerce site selling auto parts.
From 2000 to 2005 U.S. Auto Parts Network launched a network of e-commerce sites, each one aimed at a different consumer segment.
History
In 2007 the company went public, trading on the NASDAQ under the symbol PRTS.
In 2010 U.S. Auto Parts Network acquired JC Whitney, an accessories company, therefore expanding its product base.
Today U.S. Auto Parts Network offers 2 million aftermarket auto parts for all makes and models of domestic and foreign cars and trucks. The company also sells products for all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, and RVs. Most of the company’s business s done online, though catalogs and two stores also contribute to sales.
U.S. Auto Parts Network has over 1,000 employees and had revenue of $257.87 million in 2012.
What a horrible experience trying to contact JC Whitney to return the wrong part shipped. Never ever again will I purchase from US Auto Parts or any of their companies. Why would anyone deal with people in the Philippines when there are excellent suppliers in the US at similar or lower prices.
I was told by your customer service agent Chris x1790 that my battery return would be accepted at your Maryland location and that location is refusing my battery return. I am very upset with this company and the terrible experience.
I would also like to be able to speak with someone in upper management for the same reason as other comments on this page
I also would appreciate the ability to talk to someone in upper management regarding the horrible experience I had with JC Whitney. It is extremely frustrating that I leave messages for management and never receive a return call.
I would truly appreciate the ability to talk to someone in upper management about my horrible customer service experience with JC Whitney!