About the Auto Parts Stores Database in United States

Looking to connect with Auto Parts Stores across the United States? This dataset provides a comprehensive list of 20,996 businesses, perfect for those looking to understand the landscape of independent retailers and their specific inventory needs. Gain insights into businesses that might be specializing in either mass-market parts or high-ticket performance components.

What's included in the CSV

The Extended tier delivers 22 columns per record: company name, phone, phone secondary, email, email secondary, website, category, street address, city, state, postal code, country, latitude, longitude, Google rating, review count, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and X (Twitter). The file is UTF-8 encoded and opens cleanly in Excel, Google Sheets, and any standard CRM importer.

Buyers on the Data2Sales AI platform get a tighter loop: the built-in LeadGenius CRM module imports this CSV in one click, auto-maps every column to a lead record, de-duplicates against your existing pipeline, and triggers WhatsApp / voice and email sequences — reply, open, and conversion rates tracked end-to-end inside the Data2Sales AI suite.

Who uses Auto Parts Stores data in United States?

• Distributors seeking to expand their reach: Identify independent Auto Parts Stores that are prime candidates for carrying your product lines and understand their current market presence.
• Manufacturers of specialized automotive tools: Target Auto Parts Stores that cater to professional mechanics or DIY enthusiasts who would benefit from your advanced equipment.
• Aftermarket performance part suppliers: Discover Auto Parts Stores that focus on performance upgrades and custom modifications to reach a high-value customer segment.
• Insurance providers assessing commercial risk: Analyze the density and type of Auto Parts Stores in specific regions for underwriting and market analysis purposes.

How is the data collected and kept current?

Verification is the bottleneck — we don't add a World Wide Data record to the master index until at least two independent sources agree on the name, address, and phone. Sources include municipal business registries in United States, the brand's own franchise/store locator, Google Places, OpenStreetMap, licensed B2B directories, and verticals' trade-association feeds. Records that fail re-check during the monthly refresh are removed, not flagged.

Frequently asked questions

How can I segment this Auto Parts Stores data for the US market?

You can segment this data by various criteria such as business size, reported specialization (e.g., performance parts, general auto repair), or geographical density within the United States. This allows for highly targeted outreach strategies.

What types of information are included for each Auto Parts Store?

The dataset typically includes business name, physical address, and contact information where available. Specific details may vary, but the focus is on providing actionable business contact points for outreach.

Is this data useful for identifying potential wholesale partners?

Absolutely. By analyzing the locations and potential scale of these Auto Parts Stores, you can identify businesses that are likely to be significant wholesale buyers and establish mutually beneficial partnerships.

Can I use this list to find stores with walk-in customer traffic?

Yes, the location data allows you to identify Auto Parts Stores situated in areas with high consumer foot traffic. This is crucial for businesses that rely on direct customer sales and impulse purchases.

How to import into your CRM

1. Save the CSV (UTF-8) locally from the order confirmation or your purchases page.
2. In your CRM, create a custom Lead Source called Data2Sales World Wide Data so attribution stays clean later.
3. Bulk-upload with the import wizard — set email and phone_primary as the unique-identifier fields so dedupe runs cleanly.
4. Bucket the import: high-rating + with-website first into your priority cadence, the rest into nurture.