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O'Reilly:

To receive a price match, the lower-priced item from a competitor must be identical to the item in-store. You can show an advertisement with a lower price or a picture of the item’s price tag to a store associate. Your price match guarantee may require approval by a store manager. O’Reilly does not price match with online competitors, and price matching is only available in stores.

https://firstquarterfinance.com/oreilly-price-match/

Napa:

NAPA Auto Parts doesn’t make any mention of price matching on its website, so we reached out to NAPA Auto Parts stores in Florida, Texas, Wisconsin, and Nevada. Though none of the stores would outright say that they price match, all expressed some willingness to offer a discount based on competitors’ prices. In fact, a NAPA representative said, “We don’t have a price match policy, but we try to help people out.”

https://firstquarterfinance.com/does-napa-price-match/

I guess that AutoZone does not always price-match websites:

AutoZone generally does not price match with online retailers, such as Amazon and RockAuto. Both of the corporate representatives we spoke with said that the official policy is not to match online prices or internet sites. However, when we called AutoZone stores in several states to confirm the enforcement of the corporate policy, we found that some store managers (about 30% of those we contacted) were willing to consider a price match with RockAuto if the store can verify the price. Bring proof of the lower price to your local store or call the store before visiting to learn whether you can get a price match with an online competitor.

https://firstquarterfinance.com/does...e-price-match/