AutoZone plans a new store at 1132 East Pierce Street in Luling, bringing a 7,831-square-foot auto parts building to the Caldwell County community. State project registration TABS2027001071 lists an estimated construction cost of $898,334.
The filing identifies the project as AutoZone #11380 and calls for new construction. Its planned schedule runs from May 17 through October 14, 2027. Those dates describe the construction window, not a confirmed store opening.
AutoZone plans a new retail building in Luling
The registered scope describes a retail and mercantile building. Magallanez, Inc. is listed as the property owner, while AutoZone Parts, Inc. appears as the design firm. The filing identifies the proposed store and address but does not provide store hours or a hiring schedule.
For Luling drivers, the project represents another planned option for replacement parts and routine car-care supplies. Batteries, brakes, filters, motor oil and wiper blades are among the categories carried by the national chain.
What AutoZone offers beyond the parts counter
AutoZone’s store services page outlines help for customers tackling repairs and maintenance. Its offerings include battery, starter and alternator testing, along with the Fix Finder service for checking warning lights and providing a report.
The company also offers a Loan-A-Tool program for specialty tools, online repair guides and in-store pickup. The company notes that services vary by location, available personnel and vehicle. The Luling store’s specific service lineup has not been announced.
AutoZone adds to its Texas footprint
The company traces its beginnings to a single Auto Shack store in Forrest City, Arkansas. Its corporate overview describes AutoZone as a retailer and distributor of automotive replacement parts and accessories.
At the time of review, the company’s Texas store directory did not list Luling. The new filing therefore points to a planned addition to the brand’s listed Texas footprint, although it does not establish whether this would be Luling’s first-ever AutoZone.
The East Pierce Street proposal puts a specific address, building size and construction estimate behind that expansion. An opening announcement will provide the next useful details for customers planning a visit.
Featured image: Editorial illustration of an AutoZone store; actual Luling design may differ.