So I was pleasantly surprised of how organized this place was. My son hit a curb the other day…read morewhile driving. He needed a replacement wheel rim so a friend suggested we go here to find one. When we pulled up it wasn't extremely busy but soon did become packed with pickers. The place is organized by cars and has signs indicating where are the models are. There are plenty of vehicles to pick from. Everyone was also nice. We didn't understand the mechanism to take the tire off and some guy came up and showed us plus helped us get it off. It was a good experience. I would recommend this place over getting this new. You can get a replacement part at a bargain. Would recommend. You will spend some time looking through the various car parts. There is a small admission fee, they offer warranty, and prices are very reasonable for what you collect. This place is great!

We arrived at the establishment and presented our military IDs, the individual was nice and said…read more"I'm going to go ahead and flag your account so that way when you check out, they'll know to apply your military discount." I thanked her and said we really appreciate that and she proceeded to let us know that we had until 530 to be in the establishment and we went on our way. Upon checking out we asked why the military discount wasn't applied since the lady said it would be flagged. The extremely rude young man with all the cheap a$$ jewelry then proceeded to argue with us about what the woman said. When we reiterated that's what she said, he said" no she didn't," and we went back and forth a couple times and he turns to the heifer at the counter who then lied and said "I just told them they could get a discount." Why would you take the time to say "I flagged your account so they'll know when you check out" instead of just saying "be sure to mention it when you check out." Like, what was the point of wasting the time? Maybe it's so they don't have to give you the discount? Seems like an inside trick to me. If this is how they're gonna treat veterans who fight for this country and risk their lives, maybe this is an establishment you don't want to invest in. The best way to get and keep repeat customers is to honor the discount you say you're going to offer...make it right by not arguing with the customer and offering to apply a credit as soon as the mistake was realized instead of just being rude and condescending, so I'll probably never come back here and I will tell everyone I know what a shitty establishment this place is and refer them to Wrench a Part from now on. At least both of the Wrench A Part locations in San Antonio were clean, relatively organized, and not some sort of biohazard minefield that looks like it doubles as a rage room. Good luck trying to get a cart or engine puller around this place unless you spend an hour clearing a path.

EXCELLENT service by Agustin. Gave a reasonable price and even installed a car part that we needed…read morehimself. My wife went after work and said she felt extremely comfortable the entire process of swapping out her car side mirrors. When first contacting Agustin, he even went out of his way to find the color that matches and texted me photos while my wife was at the auto yard. Great service, great price. Will only go back here again next time I need a car part.

From the owner: We strive to provide quality recycled parts and products to everyone that needs them. We Buy Junk…read moreCars! Just Call Us At 210-434-7751 and We Maintenance And Repair Vehicles

WAP! San Antonio's got some... I think this is the place…read morethat Meghan Thee Stallion was rapping about. This pick-a-part place allows you to look up on the hi-tech online website to see what their up-to-the-minute inventory looks like, in order to save you a trip out here. Then, you can come out and borrow their wheelbarrow or cart and pull off whatever part fancies you. I sold my old car that was barely running to these guys. They gave me an easy out for selling the car- no test drives, no lengthy questions, no asking for all the parts receipts for every gadget I put in there. I called, and they set up a time to send over a wrecker. The driver was punctual, professional, and professional. Within a few minutes, I had a check in hand and my car was being towed away! Bye bye, meatball! It was a little sad seeing my car get carted off, but I smile when I think about how my tires and rear differential are going to get many more miles, thanks to Wrench a Part.

Overpriced but pretty decent selection on all types of vehicles. Just like everything is going up…read moreso is entry here, it is three dollars to enter.

These guys were awesome! Especially Joey! Helped me find a good price on a transmission for my…read moreChevy Camaro and it was in my local area so I was able to get the trans quick and for a good price. Also gave spot on advice on the part and dealing with having it installed. Thumbs up!

Read all the bad reviews, it still the same scammy business from 10 years ago. They don't bother to…read morecall back or conduct their business in.a proper manner they have been reported so many times since the last 10 years it is insane

Thank you very much for all your help, the tire work for my daughters car…read more Great Job, great services Thank you

My son and I went out in search of a driver's door and left fender for his 2000 Ford Focus. Our…read morefirst stop was a larger yard not far from AAA, but they didn't have what we needed. Two employees of the larger yard said AAA was where we needed to go. So we headed across the highway to AAA and found that the yard is laid out very logically by make and model. Everything is easy to find. The yard seems relatively safe and is surprisingly clean. And we did indeed find a large selection of Foci. We pulled a fender off a silver one (to match my son's car), but the only complete door (with glass and mirror) was on a blue car. But it was in great shape, so we pulled it anyway. Then we grabbed a handful of assorted interior trim pieces and were out the door for a grand total of $115. I have since discovered that the AAA website has an inventory search feature (http://www.aaautorecyclers.com/inventory.html), which I will definitely consult before future visits. So give AAA a try if you need some car parts and want to get in touch with your inner Tim the Tool Man. And if you see a silver Focus driving around San Antonio with a dark blue door, say hello to my son.

great experience , awesome customer service!! , tony its great !! !! very good pricesread more

I went there, they were really nice people. They removed a amplifier and let me try it. It was good…read moreand I bought it. Most places you remove it and if it doesn't work they give you credit. I'm very happy.

I highly recommend them my transmission went out they had one. Gave me a great price even installed…read moreit for me. Saved me thousands!!! Very honest people.

From the owner: Our business specializes in buying junk vehicles and other salvage items. We will pay you cash for…read moreyour junk vehicle.

savannah was very helpful along with the other staff great they have really good prices tooread more

I went in aye and I bought a Transmission aye thing looked new aye the fluid smelled new aye not…read moreburned aye looked in good shape aye the lady was cool aye she gave me the best price aye told me to bring can goods get in free aye only in December aye she didn't smell burned aye she also had a good shape eye and I was happy to get in with to cans of frijoles aye 5 estreyas from me aye

Hands down the worst yard I've been to in 25 years if wrenching. Prices are ridiculous and…read morenon-negotiable. Inventory is extremely inaccurate, and the yard is an absolute disaster. They don't even pull the wheels off, but they pillage all the trunks so there's no lug wrenches floating around. Several of the cars with wheels still on are not even stabilized properly to make wheel removal safe. Every time I think it might be worth the time savings of stopping here instead of their competitors I'm proven wrong. It's barely a functional salvage yard and more often than not a complete waste of time. Just use car-part.com or wrench-a-part. You'll be glad you did.

It's a typical self-service junkyard, much like Pick n Pull in other cities…read more Get the parts pricing online in case they try to jack the prices up or misprice parts at the window - https://www.lkqpickyourpart.com/locations/LKQ_Pick_Your_Part_-_Austin-234/prices/ (this is why you have a fully charged smartphone with you). $3 to get in. Bring more tools than you think you'll need. There's often other people out there who may or may not help you if you forget a tool, I had someone loan me an electric ratchet when I forgot my regular ratchet set in the car, only had basic wrenches in my bag (and didn't want to pay the $3 again). They WILL look through your stuff on your way out. There's also Wrench A Part in Del Valle, but that's a lot further for me, and they rarely have my car model.