Cars are well organized (four groups: foreign cars, foreign SUV/truck/vans, and then domestic of those two) and clearly marked, so along with the app you know exactly where to go.Entrance fee is $3 and bring cash unless you want to wait in an additional line to pay w/card.Here are my tips:1) EquipmentTo get the most out of your visit, I recommend bringing a wide brimmed hat and water to help with hydration/sunburn/heat (sunscreen on your nose and neck), a 5 gallon bucket or cart to hold the parts you're pulling, and a backpack with your tools. Cargo pants, mechanic gloves, and safety glasses are a plus. Bring clothes that you're willing to get dirty. Once you pay entrance fee, getting back to your car might be a hassle, maybe more so if you already have some parts, not totally sure though. So plan out your visit.2) Parts listBefore you head over, make sure and write down or photo any part you may need for all your vehicles. I did a quick check inside and out, body, belly panels, engine bay and interior. This can help, as you may only find half of what you're after.3) Check inventoryThe cars they have available changes often, but if your car is common enough they should have a few of the same. Cell service was spotty for me, so screenshot the location of each car you're after.4) Tools3/8 ratchet with sockets from 10 to 18 mm (I was after foreign vehicles, domestic will use inch sockets), a bit driver with plenty of bits, a battery powered impact wrench (faster than hand), and some trim clip remover tools.5) Note vehicle infoRemember from which vehicle you pulled parts. Taking a photo of the sticker helped me.How checkout works:When they ring you up for sale, they mostly look at the more expensive and larger items and don't care about each panel clip or screw, so load up on those smaller and cheaper items. Line waiting times can be longer, maybe 30 minutes.

Great car inventory selection, every week they have new cars in the inventory for parts, bring your tools and download the LKQ app to find the vehicles you looking for, they have many yards , you find from engines , transmissions, electrical parts, body parts hoods, doors, fenders, bumpers, interior parts seats, door panels, dashboard, seatbelts, also you find tires and rims, these yard in particular have a huge area dedicated to classic vehicles pre 1970’S

Pretty good visit this time. LKQ as a whole is not on my favorite list every since they've gotten rid of their rewards program (literally overnight) and increased their prices across the board at all locations.🤬 Lines were long here, but tsomewhat typical at this location. If you see something you want here don't wait too long because vehicles are rotated out sooner than typical.They had a few lines open but took 10 minutes check out. Don't forget to get the stock number or they won't let you check out now. You can find it online though, but you have to look at the vehicle on that specific location's site.

Finding parking is easy, plenty of open spots. Nicely laid out lot, with their app it's easy to find the car you're looking for. Decent size lot, not as large as the Wilmington location. The ground here isn't an EPA violation like the Anaheim location, so you can bring "everyday clothing" and actually lay on the ground and not ruin clothing/shoes. Prices are okay as with any other LKQ PYP, it's the 90 day guarantee fee I'm "meh" about. It shouldn't apply to every damn part. At checkout the cashier didn't ask if I wanted it, it is automatically applied. Make sure to check your receipt after, they may add a part as something else to get a few more bucks out of a sale. When I went they only had two checkout boxes open, when there were maybe 6 or 8 total. Slow wait but not that bad. One more person wouldn't hurt though.

This place was awesome. The employees went way beyond normal to take care of me. While they couldn’t recycle my antifreeze they took the time to look up approved locations and direct me to the right place. Definitely my go to pick your part. Thanks so much!

Big place to look for parts, huge selection of different vehicles to choose from.

Prices are higher for used parts. radiator and some other parts almos like new ones on prices be aware on prices .and warranty if you don't need it they still add it to the price even if they have a sign that says you can remove it before buying parts.

Today Saturday Dec 4 around 3:30pm, we got a pair of air spring and shocks and made sure the prices of each in the website and showed it to the skinny guy with the curved hook nose in the cashier window, I’m not trying to offend the guy but that’s the only way I can describe the guy because he didn’t want to give his name. Anyways, so the price was about 25 for each and the guy did not respect the prices shown in the website and he wanted to charge me 50 each which is a total steal, like I said he doesn’t respect the prices shown online. I don’t know why I downloaded the app if the guy isn’t gonna respect the prices. He also has a bad attitude to the customers, doesn’t seem like he wants to work there at all. I’d rather prefer to have been attended by the lady from the other window instead of this guy with his really bad attitude .

Great place to come to if you want to come find your part. Word of advice, take a picture of the car you get from to speed up the checkout line. I spent a good hour trying to buy a simple little switch.

The Asian woman is very rude and unprofessional, she charges for guarantee when asked not to. All the prices have been raised and online the prices are still at their original price. The signs state that you can choose wether you want guarantee or not and the cashiers charge it anyways. All the cashiers are rude, unprofessional, moody, and have horrible attitudes.