A man in Arkansas was completely turned away when he tried to return a $206 car starter that stopped working just two days after he bought it. He had his receipt with him, but the store still refused to help. Don Raknyup, who drives a Ford F-150 and says he’s a veteran, shared what happened in a video on TikTok.
According to Motor1, he warned other shoppers to be careful when buying car parts. He went back to O’Reilly Auto Parts expecting them to replace the broken starter, but the workers said no.O’Reilly Auto Parts normally covers starters with a one-year warranty.
