Pick Your Part - Charleston 29405

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Landon Pinckney (Demon_Slayer379)

I visited this place for the first time yesterday looking for parts for my 83 ford f150 the staff was nice at first went in, it was clean in the front part but a mess in the farther rows. The worst part is I found some parts (which I will say are harder to find nowadays) but the price for some of it was ridiculous, they were going to charge me $18 for a pane of glass for the side mirror and $8 each for the plastic pieces for the sides of the bench seat which is absurd. Not only that but they didn't even give the opinion if I wanted it they just added it on, that alone is scummy u should ask if people would like the warranty not just assume. WORST JUNKYARD EVER, will not ever be returning.

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John Macaluso

Came in to get a tire and rim and needed help with the removal because my hips are bad. Was told the person that did the customer help was off, even when 2 people are in the office working the front desk and 5 other employees were standing around chatting with each other. The desk people didn't even ask if anyone is welling to help me, they acted like they didn't even care about the handicapped.

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Chris Keel

BEWARE OF THEIR SCAM BEFORE SPENDING YOUR VALUABLE TIME AND $$$$. They won’t pick up the phone but instead all the recorded messages send you to their website to see what parts they have on hand. On their website you search by the make model and part name. It comes up that they have the part (in my case a rear bumper and step bars). So I rush down on my first day off and walk in. The lady pulls up the vehicle in their system, gives me a quote for the part I want. Satisfied with the cost I paid my entry fee ( mandatory to walk out on the yard). I go and load up all my tools and make my way out to the vehicle that I was interested in and it was stripped already of all the parts I was interested in. So the scam is, they lead you to believe they have the part with their “fancy” website with lookups for parts, then charge you an mandatory entry fee to find out they don’t have what they claimed to have. Why can’t businesses just be honest with people these days?