Bought a used rear axle for a shop to install and it was a rusted out boat anchor was junk from the word go. Shop installed it. If i saw it I wouldn't installed it. But has vibration. I was told to take it in and pay some other shop to diagnose the issue at this point I was 2 weeks away from the 90 day warranty goin out. No shop would touch it that soon. So now my 5800 dollar axle needs full rebuild bc it was probably a core to begin with. Still out the truck.
Great staff, they had the part I needed for my 2016 Chevy Silverado. They offered shipping, but it was a nice drive for the Wifey and I, so we drove from Park Hills to St James. The best part was I needed 1 running board. Most other salvage yards require you to buy both off of the vehicle. But they sold me the passenger side by itself. Great bunch of folks to work with.
Bad experience with this people I bought a engine from them and when I went to return the core engine. The owner took it out of my trailer with a skidloader and as he was picking it up all the oil came out of the engine, he was man he told me that he was going to grab the engine and put it on my hood and let the oil drain out on top of my hood. The reason that I didn't drain the oil was because the engine that brought from them was full oil not think I took the drain plug off to put a new seal and oil went on my shop floor before I could put the plug back in. NEVER TO GO BACK THERE AGAIN
These guys are crooks!!! They buy and sell stolen vehicles. One of the employees Josie will take the vin plates and tiltes from cars they junk and use them to sell the stolen vehicles they buy.
They do not deserve one star. I called the for a bumper we agreed on price they collect my information they took my credit card and all that a day later I called for the status they said we’re not shipping it they want to charge more I think they’re a thiefs and liars
My husband called St. James Auto Salvage looking for a motor for his 2003 Ford F-150 pickup because the motor was going bad and it would be too costly to fix. They had a 4.6L engine with 90,000 miles on it that came out of a van that had been in an accident. It had a 90-day warranty. He bought it and had it installed at a shop. The mechanic told him after it was installed that it was a junk motor. The motor is bad and does not run. My husband called St. James Auto Salvage and told them about it. They offered to give him a different motor. However, he did not want another one since there was no guarantee it would be good and he was already out more than $1,000 on the first installation. My husband went to the shop and recorded a video of his pickup trying to turn over. He sent the video to St. James Auto Salvage and called them twice. He was put on hold both times and the calls were dropped. He tried calling two more times, but could not reach the person he needed to talk to. He finally borrowed a vehicle, drove out there the next day and asked for his money back. The owner, Chris Hart, said he wouldn't give him the money back unless the core was returned. My husband told him Hart would have to go get it since he had no running pickup to get it back to him. He showed Hart an ad that ran in a newspaper saying customer satisfaction was St. James Automotive's top priority. Hart refunded the money; however, we are on the hook for the entire installation charge on the junk motor. My husband asked Hart if they compression check their engines. He said no. Buyer beware.
