AutoZone Catalogue This Week

AutoZone catalogue 2026: what the Black Friday edition covers

The AutoZone catalogue sitting on this page is the Black Friday edition, running from 23 October to 15 November 2026. It is a four-page online catalogue, so it is short and quick to scroll, and it is built around the weeks leading up to the big November sales. Our listing shows it starting on a Friday, which is worth knowing if you like to plan a parts run for the first day of a promotion. Because the edition runs for almost three weeks, there is no need to rush on the first morning; check the pages, write down the part numbers you need and compare against your vehicle's service schedule.

People who search for the AutoZone catalogue 2026 or an AutoZone specials catalogue PDF are usually after one of two things: a seasonal flyer like this one, or a regular list of promotions. The retailer says on its own website that it has a promotions section with the latest deals, and our page simply gives you the scanned catalogue pages so that you can read them without hunting around.

Who AutoZone is in South Africa

AutoZone South Africa describes itself as the largest corporate-owned automotive parts dealer and retailer in the country, serving everyone from professional mechanics to motorsport fans. Its slogan is "Your Ride is Our Passion". The South African business has its own stores, its own history and its own home-grown product brands.

A 2012 trade announcement describes AutoZone as the biggest privately owned automotive parts retailer and wholesaler in Southern Africa at that time, with wholesale branches, retail branches and member-owned franchise branches. More recently the company went through a business rescue process that began in July 2024, and the JSE-listed group Metair Investments agreed to buy it. A trade report from October 2024 mentioned about 169 AutoZone retail stores plus seven stores under the QSV name, and a sponsored article from early 2025 says the acquisition was completed in December 2024 and talks of more than 200 locations across Southern Africa. Those counts come from different dates and definitions, so use the store locator on the official site for the branch nearest to you.

Parts, house brands and free battery testing

The range is aimed at keeping ordinary cars, bakkies and taxis on the road: filters, oils, brakes, tools and accessories. The company's own labels include AutoKraft, TomiHawk, FEMO, AFO, Tackies and Elpar, according to a 2025 profile. The same profile says battery testing is free at all stores and that staff give technical advice, which is a handy first stop when a car refuses to start on a cold Highveld morning. If you are comparing a specials page with a quote from a workshop, ask the counter staff whether the part you saw is the right fit for your exact model and year before paying.

Other retailers with a car-parts angle are listed in our Auto, Sports and Leisure catalogues, and for the full picture of the market see the South Africa catalogues hub.

AutoZone online shopping and payment options

Searches such as AutoZone online shopping and AutoZone online parts lead to a separate shop at autozoneonline.co.za, which the main website promotes with a Shop Now button. The main site mentions Mobicred as a flexible payment option for online parts orders, and the 2025 profile adds PayJustNow, Payflex and Peach Payments, with AutoZone Online having launched in July 2022 and offering home delivery. Online returns are handled by email, at the address online.returns@autozone.co.za shown on the official site. For anything else, the customer line printed on the site is 086 11 22 111.

Trade customers are catered for with a trade portal, and the website also links to a training arm called Autoxcel Training. If you run a workshop, that portal is likely a better route than the retail catalogue.

AutoZone opening hours and trading hours on Sunday

Searches for AutoZone opening hours, store hours and trading hours on Sunday are common, and for good reason: car parts are often needed urgently on a weekend. Opening hours, holiday schedules and loyalty participation vary by branch and by local rules, so check the signage or posting at your own branch, or phone ahead before driving across town.

How to use the catalogue sensibly

• Start with the part number or the vehicle registration details, not the picture. Many parts look alike but differ by engine code.
• Check the validity dates on the catalogue and confirm with the branch that stock is available; advertised items can be limited to the branches that carry them.
• For fluids such as engine oil, read the viscosity grade and approval standard in your owner's manual, then match it to what is advertised.
• Keep your slip and ask the cashier about the return rules at the till before you pay for anything bulky.

Where AutoZone sits among other SA catalogues

Car parts are a different shop from the weekly grocery trip, but many households plan both around the same pay-day. If you are building a monthly list, you can compare grocery offers such as the Pick n Pay catalogue this week or the Checkers specials this week with a parts run in the same weekend, and keep the AutoZone Black Friday pages open next to them.

AdsSOS only publishes the scanned pages and basic facts about each retailer; we do not hold product pages or prices here, so the catalogue image is the single source for what is advertised and for how long it applies.