Advance Auto Parts
Advance Auto Parts
Publisher DNA
What defines Advance Auto Parts?
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Portfolio
What does Advance Auto Parts ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Your go-to app for car, truck & SUV parts, DIY tools, and expert repair help.
Vehicle Garage saves fitment data for repeat shopping
- 4,000-store physical footprint enables same-day pickup for urgent repairs
- Professional users value the specialized utility provided for their daily work tasks
- Immediate application crashes upon launch prevent any access to core features
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
20/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Advance Auto Parts compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
This app competes directly by providing deep vehicle diagnostics and real-time sensor data, capturing the same professional and DIY mechanic audience that relies on Carquest for parts identification.
Summit Racing serves the same high-intent DIY automotive enthusiast base, competing directly for share-of-wallet in parts, tools, and vehicle-specific accessories.
Contenders(6)
Competes for the professional shop's time by integrating OBDII scanning into a broader vehicle inspection and marketplace workflow.
This app competes for the European DIY market, offering a similar catalog-heavy shopping experience for vehicle maintenance.
Targets the professional automotive diagnostic space with a focus on VIN identification and error code management.
While focused on car care services rather than parts, they compete for the same recurring automotive maintenance budget and customer loyalty.
This app targets the professional shop segment, competing for the B2B side of the automotive parts supply chain.
Targets the professional installer workflow by focusing on vehicle data association and validation, overlapping with Carquest's shop-focused utility.
Same space(8)
This app competes for the same 'outdoor and hobbyist' consumer wallet, utilizing similar loyalty-driven retail mechanics.
This app occupies the pre-purchase research phase of the automotive lifecycle, often preceding the need for parts.
Shares the B2B parts-finder utility, though it is specialized for heavy equipment rather than passenger vehicles.
Operates in the automotive utility space, focusing on hardware management and data playback for vehicle-mounted devices.
Provides specialized automotive data that shops often need to reference during the parts-ordering process.
Provides remote data query and account management tools for automotive professionals, mirroring Carquest's administrative utility.
While in the Games category, they share a similar 'collection and marketplace' UX pattern that influences mobile shopping expectations.
They compete for the DIY user's attention by providing educational content that drives parts purchasing decisions.
New entrants(4)
While currently focused on network diagnostics, its utility-first approach to technical troubleshooting mirrors the diagnostic nature of automotive apps.
A newcomer in the productivity space that utilizes bulk processing, which could eventually intersect with automotive data management.
An emerging automotive parts marketplace that is testing the viability of nationwide delivery models for niche parts.
A niche retail newcomer that demonstrates how specialized client portals can drive high engagement in non-automotive sectors.