LKQ Pick Your Part - South Bend 46613

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Dale Kilgore

Never before in my life have I seen a sales team so happy and tickled with themselves to blatantly take advantage of a disabled person. I watched a man attempting to purchase a back window for his trailblazer EXT. They sold him a window for a trailblazer knowing it would not fit. Told him that he did not want the extended warranty because it came with a 30 day warranty and that it was a waste of money. They then refused to exchange the window for the correct one and forced the disabled gentleman to purchase the correct window while literally laughing in his face the entire time telling him "the police are in our pocket, there's nothing you can do, it's as is sales, so buy the new one or leave" while insulting his intelligence. This is blatant robbery, predatory sales practices and should be condemned by all patrons. There are plenty of options rather than to be ripped off by LKQ to support their employees drug habits.

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Dale Kilgore

This place is a joke and defrauded customers daily. I witnessed them mislead a disabled man into buying the wrong part, just to 20 minutes later charge him a second time for the correct part and try to blame him for LKQ ripping him off over $100! Pathetic! I won't be doing any business with LKQ ever again as eBay will gladly ship me parts for free and will return parts that don't fit for free as well. So will Amazon. I recommend you spend your money with a company that doesn't support Blackrock tactics of harming the ignorant for profits!

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Abaddon Lucifer

This place uses predatory sales practices to mislead customers with both online and in store advertising. Go to Paul's auto or any other salvage yard that actually respects customers and doesn't use the money to support local narcotics dealers like the ones that currently manage the store. They will lie and mislead you into buying the wrong parts of which they will not exchange on the spot. We recommend that everyone that's ever been ripped off file a consumer report with the Indiana attorney general's office. It's free and you could even get a reward if criminal charges are filed on employees.