Charles Rufess and the dog Ruger are fantastic!

Came here to remove/clean/reinstall a titanium valve. I asked the mechanic to use a proper tool instead of a hammer to remove the valve. The tool was lying right in front of him but he still insisted on popping it with a hammer. This should have been my first warning not to trust them because he hit it so hard that the valve tappets/lifters flew out and we couldn't find them for a while. Then said mechanic decided he could "help" me by going against my advice and clean the valve by blasting it with silica beads. That took off the coating of that valve and a few thousand miles later the valve was disintegrating in the engine. Thank god I only showed him the one valve. The other "uncleaned" one was absolutely fine. This caused damage to the valve seats. Hopefully the shop turn a new page and stops pretending like they know everything.

I called on a Monday to see if they had a part I really need it's been almost a week ago now I called 3 times through out the week and got the same answer we've been busy we'll go look and call you back. Took my name to my number all 3 times and NEVER got a call back from them. Apparently, they don't need business that bad. And there not going to get mine now.

6 month wait time to get anything; engine, trans, axles. & they want full payment up front. … that’s not how you run a junk yard.

We did show up a little after 4:30 to deliver a pallet of batteries, we are told to go around back. No actual directions given as to what yo do. Some lady comes out demanding id. After unloading pallet from the trailer she then returns my id and says to meet her up front. Not knowing which building she was talking of we guessed to which one she was meaning. She says to sign a receipt and i see the batteries are being paid at .07/lb and decide we are not letting 2k pounds at that rate. They would not allow us to load the batteries back on our trailer because it was too late. They would not pay us for the other materials on the receipt and we had to drive back the next day to get the batteries and deliver them to Alaska Scrap and Recycling on Whitney. Their customer service is much better there and their batteries are bought for .20/pound and aluminum is .22/pound. Where this company is .07 batteries and .10 aluminum. Kate was the scale attendent that night and she has no customer service skills, communication skills or manners.

Not my 1st choice in auto parts store but generally good service.

Here used to be the place to recycle the bits and pieces for the business there at AKA Hauling.

I love K and K, the staff is very friendly and help f ul and they are under the best management that a business could have. Excellent business.