Tear A Part Auto Recycling UT 84404

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Kirk Roskelley

Theves! Don't let them steal your money! If I could give negative stars I would! I usually only give good reviews, thanking or bringing certain employees praise. But I had a experience that I feel like I was flat out robbed, I purchased a starter and other things that was wrong that was my fault I took it back and there credit card machine wasn't working so they couldn't put my money back on the card and they said we can't give me cash back which I understand, so they gave me in store credit which I thought was ok I used to go there so I figured I would use it, fast forward about 6 months I go and find what I need go to check out hand them all of my paperwork for using my credit then say my credit it has expired so I can't use it, they said it says right on the receipt that it expires after 3 weeks which it does but they didn't tell me that when it was offered as payment do to there machine not working I genuinely felt like I was taken care of until I went to use it and then they screwed me basically they stole $100 from me from my point of view, I then sent a email to there complaints department because I wanted to give them a chance I got no response so now I'm writing this review of which I genuinely hate to write! So don't expect tear a part to take care of you make sure they don't owe you anything because they will not render service if they can get out of it disappointed in this business go to pic a part about 5 miles if that and prices are lower and they even know the difference between a crank sensor and a PVC

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Matt Barnes

Despite calling twice before driving over to confirm they would take my 1960 Chrysler unibody without title, I drove all the way up and then they told me I can't!!! It's a broken hunk of metal that has been abandoned in a field since 1962. DONT LISTEN TO OR TRUST THEIR IDIOT PEOPLE ON THE PHONE

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Aaron Candy

I have a mobile mechanic service and I’m based out of Texas. I came to Ogden to help out some friends who needed my services. I looked into some other parts facilities to get the parts that I needed, but none of them had them. So, I went to Tear A Parts. I was greeted with the utmost respect and professionalism and explained the policies to me in great detail. I inquired about the parts that I was looking for, they entered them into their computer system, and gave me a printout of where and any related vehicles that might match the vehicle’s parts that I was interested in. After paying my dollar, I entered the yard and felt as if I’d entered automotive heaven. There was all the necessary equipment to support an individual’s needs, such as remote engine hoists for major removals, wheelbarrows for minor to major pickups, ramps, and even tools that can make disassembly and removal easier. I have told my friends about Tear A Part back in Texas and now I am coming back and forward to get parts for my clients.