US Auto Supply of Sterling Heights 48314

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Michel Shamoon

Cousin Purchased a battery and had battery acid leaking all over him and my car vary dangerous for people who dont purchase their used and “tested” batteries doubt they are even inspected

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SpidersInMyBed

I've rebuilt several cars so I'm well acquainted with salvage yards. US auto is my go to. A very well laid out yard, everything is organized by make and in numbered rows. The website allows you to look up the vehicle your searching for and you get a photo and exact row location from your phone. If the vehicle you need isn't available you can have the site send you a text as soon as one shows up. Everything is "you pull" which I rather prefer, it allows you to see exactly how the part is attached and gives you the knowledge how to assemble it on your vehicle. If there is more than one vehicle of your choice you can also cherry pick the best condition parts. Prices are surprisingly inexpensive. There's a price list on the website. You'll need to bring your own tools and if you find you have more parts than you can carry they have plenty of wheelbarrows available. Although I've never bought any, they also have a large selection of used tires. If you dont mind getting your hands dirty you you can't go wrong here.

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Matthew Schultz

First time ever picking a part after getting tired of dealership pricing. Needed 1 tail light assembly, quoted $180 by the dealership lol. Got the full assembly, lense, and bulbs for both sides for $53 so now have a backup for the other side. A third of the cost of dealership pricing for double the parts and a super smooth in and out transaction after finding the car and spending maybe 3 minutes removing the tail lights. Of the 3 yards I went to trying to find my model vehicle this was easily the most organized of the 3 both in terms of the yard alperance and the check out process. Will definitely be back the next time I need a part if you have one of my cars on the yard.