JunkYards in Troy, NY
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Went there for a rim for a spare. At first I was not impressed guys seemed odd and I was sketched out. They jacked the car and took my tire off I thought they were going to try something like billing me $100 for labor or something. But they were just making sure the rim was right and wasn't going to hit the caliper. Ultimately they charged me $25 for a steel rim. We chatted while they worked and I could see they were honest good folks just rough around the edges. I had to remind the one fellow not to put the lug on my one bad stud 2 times but he probably would have figured that out. Otherwise they would have 5 stars.
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1. In New York, NY, How Many Salvage Yards Are Out There?
You can find 6 salvage yards in New York, NY.
2. What Data Are Available Regarding the Salvage Yards in New York, NY?
We list the address information, phone number, business hours, and official website of the salvage yards in New York, NY.
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4. Which Salvage Yard in New York, NY Is Said to Be the Finest?
Jacks Auto Parts is the best salvage yard in New York, NY. The following is one of the featured remarks on this salvage yard.
“Went there for a rim for a spare. At first I was not impressed guys seemed odd and I was sketched out. They jacked the car and took my tire off I thought they were going to try something like billing me $100 for labor or something. But they were just making sure the rim was right and wasn't going to hit the caliper. Ultimately they charged me $25 for a steel rim. We chatted while they worked and I could see they were honest good folks just rough around the edges. I had to remind the one fellow not to put the lug on my one bad stud 2 times but he probably would have figured that out. Otherwise they would have 5 stars.”