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Truck Boneyard Inc
Highway 364, Balgonie, SK S0G 0E0
Auto Repair Shop / Used Auto & Truck Parts / Shipping Available4.7/5 - 3 reviews
Google Review
"Always a pleasure dealing with these boys they're very helpful if they have the parts you'll have them in quick time and they're very friendly and accommodating great family business nice to see..."
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Bucks Auto Parts Saskatoon
Range Rd 3062, Vanscoy, SK S0L 3J0
Used Auto Parts / Self Service4.5/5 - 6 reviews open now
Google Review
"Kind of like a scavenger hunt for adults… looking for the treasures to rip off damaged vehicles ???? It would be helpful if they added signage when entering the parking lot on WHERE TO GO/park..."
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Dale and Lisa’s Farm & Auto
Farm, Mossbank, SK S0H 3G0
Used Auto Parts Store / Used Auto Parts5/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"I cant reccomend Dale and the crew highly enough. Their service was timely, on par with their quote ( a bit under!), and combined small town attention to detail with the highest level..."
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All Parts Automotive
SK-6, Regina, SK S4T 0T2
Used Auto Parts Store / Used Auto Parts / Self Service4/5 - 4 reviews open now
Google Review
"Exceptional Service & Fair Pricing! Had Just The Parts I Needed. Recommend to anyone looking for good prices, and high quality parts. They had given me a choice for them to find and take out my..."
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Bucks Auto Parts Regina
3081 Pasqua St N, Regina, SK S0G 5K0
Used Auto Parts / Self Service5/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"They raised their prices I think last year ended up paying 40 each for headlights and I thought that was a little high. They’re pretty good about returns too, save your receipt and make sure..."
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Wreckless Auto Recycling
1850 Inland Dr, Regina, SK S4R 1K4
Used Auto Parts / Self Service4.3/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"It's a wrecker yard not much to say but parts are plenty, staff is good to deal with, prices beat new, and they are accessible. No sales rep giving you a long story about how the parts are backed..."
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JS Truckmart Inc
102 VIKING AVE, Estevan, SK S4A 2A6
Used Auto & Truck Parts / Shipping Available3.7/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"I recently had a great experience with JS Truck Mart Auto Parts store in Estevan, Saskatchewan. After my Ford F250 catalytic converter was sawed off, I was in need of a new one. I found JS Truck..."
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Steel Rose Auto Sales & Wrecking
Unnamed Road, Hepburn, SK S0K 1Z0
Used Auto Parts3.7/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"I dealt with Matt and Taylor about a week ago. It was Friday at 5:20 and they closed at 6. They were very pleasant, and quick to remove the part I needed. Both were straight forward guys, and..."
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Albert North Auto & Agro Supply Ltd
570 McIntyre St, Regina, SK S4R 2M5
Used Auto Parts / Shipping Available3.3/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"I was just in looking at door latches, and was given amazing advice. The driver side wouldn't latch and it was recommend to thaw the car in a garage as door latches are susceptible to freezing..."
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Vic’s Automotive Ltd
1917 Sidney St W, Swift Current, SK S9H 5L3
Auto Parts Store4.3/5 - 3 reviews open now
Google Review
"Always friendly and helpful staff. Their business is an asset in Swift current."
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FAQs
Can I pay with a credit card?
Many salvage yards and used auto parts stores accept credit cards as a payment method. In case of some self-service junkyards, may accept credit cards for entrance fees or additional services, but many primarily deal in cash transactions. The nature of self-service yards, where customers pull their own parts, often involves a simpler and more straightforward payment process, and cash is commonly preferred.
Are they open on weekends?
Some of them, so check their operating hours.
Can I pull parts from vehicles myself at a junkyard?
In many cases, yes, you can pull parts from vehicles yourself at a junkyard. This process is commonly known as "self-service" or "you-pull-it" yards.
Before entering, you typically sign in and may pay an entrance fee or for a container to carry parts. It's crucial to follow safety guidelines, use proper techniques, and be aware of environmental regulations. After removing the parts, you bring them to a payment area, where fees are often based on the type of part.
Do they offer warranties?
Some provide limited warranties on certain parts. Inquire about their specific policies.
Can I return a part if it doesn't fit or work?
In case of junkyards, some have strict no-return policies, especially for self-service yards where customers pull their own parts. On the other hand, many salvage yards and used auto parts stores may offer more lenient return policies. However, it's essential to inquire about and understand the specific terms and conditions before making a purchase.
How long does it take to pull a part at a self-service junkyard?
The time it takes to pull a part depends on the complexity of the task and your experience. Simple and easily accessible parts may take just 15-30 minutes, while more complex components or those located in challenging areas of a vehicle could take an hour or more.
What is the average price of used car parts?
Prices can vary widely but typically range from $20 to several hundred dollars, depending on the part's type and condition.
Are there any environmental benefits to using recycled car parts?
Using recycled car parts offers environmental benefits by conserving natural resources, reducing energy consumption, and minimizing landfill waste. The process involves reusing components from salvaged vehicles, extending product life and promoting a circular economy. Recycling lowers the demand for new raw materials, curbing resource-intensive extraction and manufacturing processes, which, in turn, decreases greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production of new parts.