I went for a battery as I remember there being a Facebook post telling they had them for sale. I saved big and it's a good battery. They have an area in the water where batterys are stored and checked. Mine was a GM side terminal which they only had the one Exide battery. I paid a $100 at Walmart and returned it without using it. The excide was $30 and substantial in weight , much more then the never start brand Walmart sells. It was for my old firewood truck so I was happy to save the money. Eds salvage #1 in the area .
Wasn't familiar with them or their process but once I walked in the door they were easy going and very welcoming. Great service. Exactly what I was expecting. Removed part myself and saved myself alot of money. Parts worked. Will be returning in the future.
Dont scrap your cars there they do not give you fair price. They don't weigh them at all they just give flat rate. Legit gave me half value for the truck I scrapped.
Great experience! Got rid of the old dog car and made some $$! Prompt pick up and excellent customer service! Able to recycle old electronics for free! Will definitely be back! Thanks for running such a fine business and important service to our community!
They did not have the part I needed off a car, so they let me walk though the junk yard to find it. It was a fun experience. Got what I needed at a great price.
I have gotten many parts from these guys. Sometimes their prices are a little high, sometimes they are lower then the average. I never leave feeling ripped off though. On some parts they will already have the part picked and ready to go, slightly more expensive I think but it is much more convenient. I've only purchased one mechanical part (windshield wiper motor) and they had it already picked for me. I've taken friends from Michigan Tech here multiple times for parts. Much cheaper then new and for a student on a budget these guys have basically kept my car looking good and running. My only complaint is that the hubs and corresponding hub caps are removed from the cars. Spent a few months trying to find a hub cap for my Blazer.
On average expect to pay no more then 1/2 the price new for the part, usually even less.
Only complaint is that in places it is heavily overgrown. Wish they'd have someone go back there with a weed whacker or something. Also for the most part you can not get under the cars yourself, they are all resting on the frame since they removed the tires.
Overall they are always my first stop for used parts.
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