I want to say they're a great much of guys who truly know there cars. The owner and staff are personable. They give good advice about your car. I highly recommend them!

When I needed a part I couldn't get anywhere else, Acme usually has it...I have bought parts for three different vehicles...usually just small stuff.I needed a steel wheel to use as a spare and Acme had exactly what I wanted.Also, used auto parts places aren't junk yards...you buy junk to replace on your vehicle. My brother, way back in the 70s, would call used auto parts places, "boneyards"...and it stuck with me....hope you catch on....

Acme is a good old fashion junkyard, not a corporation run junkyard like LKQ Pick Your Part. LKQ will nickel and dime you for everything, including admission fee, core deposit which you don’t get back, and warranty fees. By the time you pay all of the LKQ fees you’re about 70% of a new part.At Acme, you just walk into the yard and see if can find what you’re looking for. Upon finding a part, go inside and get a price. I have always found the prices for parts to be very reasonable if not down right cheap. Just the other day, I got a ICM module for $30 cheaper then LKQ wanted.I’ve been a customer for 15+ yrs while doing restoration projects. The only complaint I had was their driveway was a little bumpy yrs ago, but they fixed that. I’ve always enjoy talking to Mike and walking around in the yard listening to all the stories those old cars can tell you.

I can get parts that you can't get at part stores for my old cars.plus for a cheaper rate.they also work on cars and used tires for a very good rate.

great guys. not the best work all the time but they will do everything in their power it make it right for you. i come here for absolutely all of my car troubles.

I called up Friday Afternoon around 4:45pm (15 minutes before close) asking if they have a size 235/16R60 tire. The guy on the phone said they did. I told him I would be there the next day to get it.I called back Saturday Morning around 9:15am to verify they have that tire. Unfortunately the guy on the phone said they couldn’t find a tire that size.I told him that I called yesterday and was told they did have a tire that size in which he said that they looked but couldn’t find one.Either the guy yesterday misunderstood the size I needed, they didn’t look hard enough or some how it got sold within that time frame.I’m not really happy because I really need to get my tire changed and I’ve been driving around slowly on that donut tire for the past week and it’s impeding my ability to use my car effectively and get to places.The only reason I am giving them a 2 star rating and not a 1 star is because the place offers good affordable deals.

This place is incorrectly named. We were in the area from NC and was given the name of this company and Mike Baker for potentially replacing our bum landing gear leg on our RV. I called and they said they had what I needed (thinking a "PARTS" store), but I had to make a quick decision since the location was an hour away from where we were, and I had just enough time to get there with about 20 minutes before closing. So I rushed off to make it in time. When I arrived, I referred to my call to the guy at the desk, and ended up speaking with Mike to ask about the part. Sarcastically and rudely he stated that he didn't have time to go out in the rain and look, but showed me the area on a screen where a flatbed trailer was located and sent me out to look. (It actually wasn't raining but just cloudy.) What I encountered was a huge SALVAGE yard, and I came back in after not seeing one RV on the entire lot. Thinking I should just leave, I went back in to the counter and he then sent one of the assistants to show me where the drop down flatbed was located, which was nowhere near what I had described when I had called. Biggest waste of time and fuel I've ever experienced. However, the shop kitty was sweet. I wouldn't refer anyone to this "PARTS" store, namely because of Mike's rudeness. However, if someone needs to search a SALVAGE yard for a rare part et al, this place may be of help. I strongly suggest they rename it "ACME SALVAGE" as the word "salvage" would communicate what it actually is, rather than a false idea of an auto parts store like unto NAPA or Autozone.

Recieved the best service and price imaginable today! Mike and his son and the auto body guy went above and beyond and saved me a boat load of money and misery ☺️ today! Highly recommend them! Auto parts and repair top notch!

The location was a bit tricky to find considering a distance off the highway , the customer service was good and no issues , locating the salvage car I was trying to find took some time . Would like to see a inventory of cars and lot rows to have better access . Otherwise I had no issues and the part I got worked ( trunk lock actuator Nissan Altima 2003 )

When they were smaller they used to be more attentive to the customers. I called about a part and was told that they had some pulled. When I arrived they went to get the part me . 10to 15 minutes later guy return without part. So I question him very polite concerning the radiator. I was told to relax and not be in such a big hurry. I asked about how much longer should I expect to wait and was told about 10 minutes... After another 30 minutes I asked another salesman and was told basically the same thing. He said when they say 20 minutes you can expect to wait 45 minutes. The owner heard our conversation and asked what was the problem. After telling him every thing that had transpired he was kind of condescending,and he said that he would just give me my old radiator back and I could go elsewhere. A word to the wise; What goes up Must come down. So be careful how you treat people on your way up cause you might see those same people on your way down.