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Based on recent reviews, Rancho Honda & Chevy Recycling in Rancho Cordova, CA earns a strong 85/100. Customers praise helpful, bilingual staff (Richard/Richie), low prices, and an extensive inventory that often yields exact Honda parts, plus a 6‑month warranty. Counter service is attentive and efficient, and honest advice has saved buyers money. Common drawbacks: occasional communication/return-policy issues. Little info on yard organization or wait times. Overall sentiment is very positive with minor consistency gaps.
Address:
3624 Recycle Rd, Rancho Cordova, CA, United States
The workers are efficient and they have great customer service. They speak both Spanish and English and are open to help anyone.
I have so far bought a starter and two alternators from them and have had no issue they also have a 6 month warranty and they have Cheap prices if you’re on a budget
These guys are the best. I showed up with a list of Honda parts I needed to replace after an accident. Richie and the team scoured their extensive inventory and I left with everything I needed. Good pricing and accommodations. Even got some hood hinges just in case.
I've been there before a long time ago and you can help me get everything I needed but this time I'm going to come back and I need a lot of things for my car so hopefully he can save me big
This company saved me needless
expense. I had recently had the broken right-hand mirror module on my Honda replaced with a new one, and the remote adjuster stopped working shortly after the repair. The shop owner said i needed a new switch.
When he said he would have to send someone to pick up the switch remotely, I volunteered to go myself, since I had an errand in Sacramento the next day.
I called Rancho from Sacramento and spoke to Richard. When i told him the left-hand adjuster worked, he said the switch, which was a toggle, wasn't the problem. He said the wire had probably come loose wire inside the door.
When the shop owner insisted it was the switch, I got a neighbor to look at it. The wire had indeed come completely out of the connection, and was hanging loose. It was an 80+ mile trip, but totally worth it! Net cost: beer and pizza with the neighbor. The gas cost was offset by saving 35 bucks for an unnecessary part.
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