Oct 22 (Reuters) - O'Reilly Automotive raised

the lower end of its full-year revenue forecast on Wednesday

after beating Wall Stret estimates for third-quarter results on

strong demand for replacement auto parts.

More consumers are choosing to repair older vehicles rather

than buy new ones as tariffs imposed by the Trump administration

continue to pressure the auto industry.

O'Reilly now expects total annual revenue between $17.6

billion to $17.8 billion, compared to its prior forecast of

$17.5 billion to $17.8 billion.

The company, which sources many of its products from China

and Mexico - countries whose goods are subject to steep duties -

reported earnings of 85 cents per share for the quarter, above

analysts' average estimate of 83 cents per share, according to

data compiled by LSEG.

Revenue for the quarter ended September 30 came in at $4.71

billion, also topping expectations of $4.69 billion.

Shares of the company rose marginally in after-hours

trading.