A ribbon cutting was held on Wednesday at the Huntingon Parts City located at 389 North Main Street, Huntington. The store is now open for business and ready to serve professional and retail customers in the Huntington area. The Emery County Business Chamber welcomed the new business to Huntington.
Huntington Parts City is supplied by Parts City Auto Parts, a brand of O’Reilly Auto Parts developed specifically for supplying parts and business support to independently-owned auto parts businesses. This partnership allows Huntington Parts City to offer an extensive inventory of more than 300,000 items available and overnight delivery on hard-to-find parts, as well as ongoing sale prices on oil, appearance products, maintenance chemicals, and seasonal items.
In addition to automotive parts, Huntington Parts City has a solid offering of parts related to mining, heavy duty equipment, agricultural equipment, ATVs, as well as lawn and garden equipment.
Huntington Parts City will continue to be owned by David Sebring. David looks forward to providing high quality customer service to the Huntington area, including a variety of free services, such as turning brake rotors and drums, building customer hydraulic hoses, checking engine codes, automotive paint mixing, battery recycling, as well as free battery/starter/alternator testing and wiper blade installation.
David invites you to drop by, say hello and check out the new product selection.
Huntington Parts City will be open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm. The store phone number is 435-687-2288. Visit PartsCityAuto.com to view the latest sale flyer or find a map to the store.
There will be a grand opening after the first of the year.
Ribbon cutting at Parts City in Huntington
"The Emery County Business chamber hosts a ribbon cutting at Parts City in Huntington. David Sebring, owner along with his son Mason cut the ribbon. RuthAnn Ekker, Gloria Wilson, Julie Jones, Jaime Anderson, Commissioners Keith Brady and Ethan Migliori, Ryan Murray Jordan Leonard and store employees Laura Hurst and Courtney Cox welcome the new business, Holly Sebring and Sydnee Sebring."