Imports And More Auto Salvage TX 79938

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Sergio Duarte

The dude in the front is pretty rude and lacks business etiquette. But the reason for the one star is that they seem to overcharge for their parts in general. I went to go get a battery sensor for the negative terminal part# 38920-TR0-A02 (used), and was charged roughly 48 dollars. If you went to You-pull-it or another yard, they would have charged you around 12 dollars + small entrance fee (2 dollars) for the same part. I would say it was just me but I also witnessed someone else during my visit there who was received with the same attitude and was being charged 65 dollars for a simple metal bracket (likely used) belonging to the engine block of their car. The gentleman claimed he went somewhere else and that they would've charged 35 dollars for a brand new one if they would just wait for the shipping, but the guy in the front didn't budge on the price and told the gentleman you can pay here or somewhere else. Also, from what I read, the refund policy is strictly store credit only and will absolutely not be given cash back. Overall, there's better places you can go, so I would avoid at all cost. Only come here if its your last resort for parts but be ready to deal with some rudeness and potentially over charged. Good luck if you need a refund in cash because its likely not happening.

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Daniel

I went in asking a price for a glass window for my truck The guy upfront was pretty rude and not welcoming at all It seemed as if I was bothering him but asking him for prices

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I Dawg

If you have free time, stop by; they drive you around their yard because they have lots and lots cars, if they don't answer their phone it's probably because they're busy. I went to buy a temporary donut tire which is priced at 400$ at Casa Nissan, I walked out of Imports and More with a used but in great condition actual tire that fit my car for $109.00. that's a good deal because even a donut temporary spare tire was going to run me 80-110$ at any other yard. They also let you keep all the stickers that end up on your shoes for free.