Very unorganized get everybody $3 to get in then you go there I was looking for parts for three different cars and found neither one of the cars

Just bought a master cylinder, works great! However I was charged me $80 while the website says $15, I guess because it has electric components.

The Haitian cashier by the first cashier counter when u enter the door he have a real bad attitude and when I gave him my card to do the transaction he threw my card back to me. Other than that every body else they are all good .except this Haitian cashier

It was good I have been going there for a long time the only thing that stinks sometimes you thought you looked at all the cars that you were looking for and then you go five or six rows over and all of a sudden there's a couple more of the car they can keep all of the cars together makes and models

Update: Last time I went in they charged me for extended warranty, on most of my items, without asking! Added an extra $40 to my bill and I didn't notice until I got outside! Luckily I noticed before leaving so I went in and complained and they did give me my money back. When I questioned the cashier about it he said "I just do what they tell me to do.". Seems that the boss is trying to pull a fast one on unsuspecting customers. Very disappointed!Great selection of vehicles from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. You'll even see some older, harder to find vehicles, here and there. Finding the vehicle you want is really simple and convenient now too with the LKQ app. The app shows you pics of the vehicle and what row and spot, in the row, it's in. You can also use the website or the computers at the yard, if you can't get the app.As far as the bad, Some vehicles get stripped quickly, unfortunately, and there are some parts you'll never find because resellers will grab them as soon as the vehicle is brought in the yard and set on the floor. Weekends are a nightmare here; it gets packed. Even in the morning on weekdays you can't find parking. You have to wait until someone leaves and then there are 8 other cars driving around, waiting to snatch a spot. They need to knock down their wall and increase their parking lot area cause it's way too small. The lines aren't even long on the week days but the parking lot makes it look packed.Prices are typically very good but it depends on who's ringing you up, as it seems some cashiers will charge you the higher tier price for your part and others the lower tier(some parts have different prices, depending on the size or features of the part). Fortunately, you can check the price list yourself and get an idea of what you should be paying. The staff has been ok, overall, in my experience. They're not particularly friendly but if they're not rude then I don't really care. A few years ago I did have a guy give me a hard time and refused to take my two dollar admission(back when it was $2, it's $3 now) because I tried to give him change instead of bills. It was ridiculous, money is money and it wasn't like it was 200 pennies, it was quarters. I don't expect every experience to be perfect or for every employee to be intelligent, so I don't hold it against them.I've gotten many great deals and good parts here over the years and I'll continue to come back for more!

It feels like they are doing you a favor by being there. Very poor customer service. Not every one but the majority of interactions with employees is not favorable. Also the vehicle inventory isn't very organized and the website search function isn't intuitive.

I love this junkyard! Bring your tools and get it done😎

Couldn't find what I am looking for because all foreign cars are now mixed up together. One guy even ask about Honda, and I told him I saw one up that side and he just keep walking towards the exit.

It's OK your receipt tell you exactly where to go to find the car you looking for in the junk yard

No managers on duty, the rude staff think they own the place. It's a big racket over there. 3.00 entrance fee? Parts are expensive and they do not sell airbags. Really bad place to visit. Maybe if the staff was more customer service oriented then it might have make a difference.