King of the Road Auto Parts 43528 (n/a)

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Corbin Brosneck

If you're not open, don't say "open" on your google page. Drove 30 minutes for nothing. Not that it's a huge loss anyway, KRAP is an apt name, they're completely disorganized. LKQ or cherry picked auto parts in Toledo are miles better.

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Holy Ghost (otic101)

King of the Road is a huge salvage yard with tons of cars and parts. The people are friendly and the prices are fair; however you have to pick your own parts, other then that the place is definitely somewhere you would want to check. It's never crowded and the times of operation is fair too. I would call ahead of time to see if they have the car parts your looking for.

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Peyton Kominek

The employees are short with you, and rude. There’s a lot of vehicles on the lot, but good luck getting to them. The place is a mud pit. So if you plan to come to King of the Road Auto Parts, bring waders.If you need exterior/engine parts, and the vehicle you need them from is there, you have about a 50% chance of them actually being in usable condition.If you need interior parts, forget it. I spent over three hours on this lot one day, looking for interior parts alone. On a very common vehicle, a model that had at least 50 of. Every single one I looked at: the window was either left cracked or down, the door was left open, or the door was cracked open. So all of the leather/cloth had water damage. You opened the door and it reeked of mold.Personally, I wouldn’t waste my time with this place ever again. This is my third time coming to King of the Road, and my after my first two experiences, I keep telling myself: “maybe I just caught them on a bad day, I’ll give it another shot.”Nope. Never again. Thank you King of the Road Auto Parts and Rosemary for all of your help...actually, the lack thereof.