Auto Parts in Kennett Square, PA

“It’s rare to find a business that combines expertise with authentic care and integrity. I unreservedly recommend Caliber Collision in Kennett Square to anyone seeking repair work. John was not only highly professional but also genuinely kind—the kind of person who immediately puts you at ease during what could otherwise be a stressful situation. He kept me informed every step of the way, communicating clearly and reassuringly throughout the process. The quality of the work was outstanding.”

“These guys are the best!

Paint matches perfectly, and they even detailed my car. On top of that you can get a rental there; no need to arrange a ride.

Thank you guys for the great work.”

“Theresa is awesome! I work for a local shop and can't say they haven't updated me or pointed me in the right direction. Parts delivered promptly and walk service is excellent.”

“Stopped at the closest auto parts store when my headlight switch failed while traveling. I required the switch to be visually matched not looked up by application which they were willing to do. I'll explain why later. The first one was close, but slightly different. After digging deeper we found the correct one but it wasn't in stock. If I was unable to find one I'd be limited to driving without lights so the employee suggested I try NAPA a couple blocks down the street.They were very rude, even offended that I was referred by their competition. They also hung up on me several times because they were having telephone problems.I left napa 3 star rating which was generous, but AutoZone deserves 5 star. Not only were they willing to find me the correct number they seemed more interested in solving my emergency than making a sale. As a retired mechanic I was thrilled to see customer dedicated service like this.Continue reading if you would like details on why this was a difficult job finding a common part.My vehicle is a custom built Recreational Vehicle built on a bus chassis. I knew it used Ford wiring and it was a common part in use in 1995 when the chassis was built. However no parts stores have listings for this vehicle, yet it is built with common parts.Turns out the correct part was first used in 1985 Ford F350 truck.Don Dakota ASE Master Automotive Technician (ret)”

“The employees in this store are great, they say "hello" when you walk in and are all very knowledgeable. In a moment of weakness I went to the autozone down the street and was reminded of how important good customer service is, I left the part I wanted to buy on the counter and went to NAPA, where I should have gone to begin with. NAPA Kennett Square always has been and still is the best!”