Pick Your Part - Charlotte

Dave Markham 

on Google

5 months ago

Beware. You will have to pay $3 to enter the yard just to realize that the photo graph you saw on their website is out dated. You cannot call the yard to see it the part it still available. You have to make a trip, pay the entrance fee only to find out the part isn't available. Will you get a refund on the entry fee? Absolutely not. Have a nice day 

Bekahneli Chighali 

on Google

5 months ago

Sold my cars and they had someone come pick up the cars and keys, but had to drive to their office, which is confusing to get to, and wait for someone to come so they could get the titles. It’s an inefficient process and time waster for people who are trying to literally save time. The driver should take the titles and identification should be verified with the phone calls so that checks can be mailed. I stood in front of the office window for a few minutes-When I finally found it- and a staff member was at the window, watch... read more

FriedChicken 

on Google

2 years ago

$3 to get. They take cash or card. It is pretty organized if you look up the vehicle you need online beforehand. The row is numbered on the first car. Grab your tools and get whatever you need. Seems like for mechanical parts you might get a unfair price. Like the guys in front me get charge $50 for an old brake booster, thing might not even work. Exterior parts and trims is where you probably get the best options 

Jake Murray 

on Google

3 months ago

I repair cars as a side hustle and frequently visit a good number of them in the area and let me tell ya this one is the worst. My biggest issue. I bought a bumper and decided it would be more work to paint it then to just fix the old one so I was gonna return it. You have to pay extra and buy a warranty to make a return?? Imagine going to Walmart and they ask you to pay an extra 20 percent for the honor to return something. On top of that I did the leg work removing the part so now all someone else has to do is just grab ... read more

Michael Griggs 

on Google

2 months ago

20 min admission line. 10 mins to grab needed parts. OVER AN HOUR WAIT IN LINE TO CHECKOUT AT THE ONE WINDOW OPEN. Meanwhile, one employee marking warranty items and three others just standing around conversing. Zero appreciation for the customer who is making it possible for this place to stay in business.