Best Junkyards in Ardmore - Reviews, Perks & Phones
Oklahoma

Explore the definitive guide to vehicle junkyards in Ardmore, OK. We have researched and ranked the Top 10 based on reviews from people who have trusted their services.

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    Bulldog Wrecker

    Bulldog Wrecker

    4450 OK-199, Ardmore, OK 73401

    Auto Wrecker / Junk Car Removal / Towing Service

    4.7/5 - 3 reviews 


          Traci D. Google Review

    "It took a bit for them to get there but it was very early in the morning. The guy was super nice, professional and treated me qnd my vehicle with total respect. Hope I don't need them again but if..."


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    D & V

    D & V

    16940 Co Rd 3480, Ada, OK 74820

    Salvage Yard / Used Auto Parts / Self Service

    41.6 miles  5/5 - 3 reviews 


          Pam T. Google Review

    "I have a JQ35 Infinity SUV. My sun visor was broken. Impossible to find here...D&V Salvage located one ordered it and I was able to stay local and support our Ada businesses. They are..."


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    McGehee Wrecker Service

    McGehee Wrecker Service

    6476 State Hwy 32, Marietta, OK 73448

    Auto Wrecker / Towing Service

    5/5 - 3 reviews 


          Erin Y. Google Review

    "Great and friendly customer service! Was able to get ahold of business very easily and kept vehicle safe and in great condition over the weekend!."


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    Triple T Salvage

    Triple T Salvage

    1 Willafa Woods Rd, Cartwright, OK 74731

    Surplus Store / Used Auto Parts / Used Atv Parts

    38.4 miles  3.8/5 - 4 reviews 


          Michael M. Google Review

    "Not much to say. Good ole Boys working hard out there they are friendly enough and fair on prices."


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    R & D Salvage

    R & D Salvage

    1405 S 9th St, Durant, OK 74701

    Surplus Store / Used Auto Parts / Self Service

    43.7 miles  3.3/5 - 3 reviews 


          Brad G. Google Review

    "Very stand up guys that work with you and you don't even have to pull your own parts. Plus when they get them pulled off they test them right in front of you. Very stand up guys a live up to..."


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    Runyan Wrecker Service

    Runyan Wrecker Service

    242 Williams Dr, Sulphur, OK 73086

    Auto Wrecker / Towing Service

    5/5 - 3 reviews 


          Seth N. Google Review

    "Amazing. 2 flat tires on a Budget (more like Buttget) rental truck. No one else would touch it. These guys were there within 30 minutes and replaced both tires. Back on the road within 1.5 hours..."


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    Slack's Wrecker

    Slack's Wrecker

    33830 OK-29, Wynnewood, OK 73098

    Auto Wrecker / Towing Service

    31.5 miles  3.7/5 - 3 reviews 


          Terinia R. Google Review

    "They are awesome got my car safe and was no hidden fees."


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    Buddy's

    Buddy's

    911 S Hwy 377, Madill, OK 73446

    Salvage Yard / Used Auto Parts

    4/5 - 3 reviews 


          Melissa G. Google Review

    "Buddy's is a great place to scrap your metal. Call and check if they are taking precious metals."


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    DEF RECYCLING, LLC

    DEF RECYCLING, LLC

    2301 Foundry Rd, Gainesville, TX 76240

    Recycling Center

    37.4 miles  3.7/5 - 3 reviews 


          Tonya H. Google Review

    "If you are looking to recycle your metal, this is great place to go! They are quick and they are professional. I’m pleased with the way my first time going to a recycling center ended up because..."


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    Fulton Supply & Recycling Inc

    Fulton Supply & Recycling Inc

    525 E Broadway St, Gainesville, TX 76240

    Recycling Center / Used Auto Parts

    39 miles  3.7/5 - 3 reviews 


          An A. Google Review

    "The other bad reviews of Fulton's are not at all fair. The service is friendly and great. Metal prices are extremely low, which is not the fault of Fulton's. Other reviewers should have..."


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FAQs about junkyards in Ardmore

What legal requirements do I need to meet to sell my car to a junkyard in Ardmore, OK?

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In order to sell your car to a junkyard in Ardmore, OK, you typically need to meet these legal requirements:

  1. Proof of Ownership: You must provide proof of ownership, which is usually your vehicle title. If you don't have the title, contact the Oklahoma Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to obtain a duplicate.
  2. Valid Identification: You'll need to show a valid government-issued photo ID, like a driver's license or passport.
  3. Complete a Bill of Sale: Some junkyards may ask you to complete a Bill of Sale, indicating the sale price and stating that you're selling the vehicle "as-is."
  4. Release of Liability: Submit a Release of Liability to the Ardmore, OK DMV to remove your liability for the vehicle once it's sold. You can do this online or by mailing the appropriate form.
  5. Smog Certificate: Depending on the age and location of your vehicle, you may need to provide a valid smog certificate. Junkyards often handle this if required.
  6. Remove License Plates: Before handing over your vehicle, remove the license plates. You can either transfer them to another vehicle or return them to the DMV.
  7. Payment: Ensure you receive payment for the vehicle. The payment method may vary, so discuss this with the junkyard beforehand.
  8. Cancellation of Insurance: Contact your auto insurance company to cancel coverage on the sold vehicle.

Please note that specific requirements can vary depending on the junkyard and the condition of your vehicle. Always check with the junkyard you plan to sell to and refer to the Oklahoma DMV for the most up-to-date information and forms.

Can I sell a junk car without a title in Ardmore, OK?

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If you try to sell a car without a title, your choices might be more restricted than those of other sellers who have a readily available title.

  • If you are still in the process of paying off a car loan, the likelihood is that the bank or lienholder still possesses your car's title. You must reach out to your bank to get a payoff amount. It's important to ensure that your car's selling price can cover it.
  • If your car title is missing, lost, or stolen and you're wondering how to sell your car, you need to request a replacement title.
  • If your car is totaled, has a salvage title, has no title at all, or you have no way to obtain a valid title, car junkyards often buy cars without a title an pay you in cash. However, the lack of a title might lower your selling price.

How much money can I expect to get for my car at a junkyard in Ardmore, OK?

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How much money can I expect to get for my car at a junkyard in Ardmore, OK?

  • The condition of your car.
  • The make and model of your car.
  • The current market value of scrap metal.
  • The demand for parts for your car model.

In general, you can expect to get between $100 and $500 for your junk. However, if your vehicle is in good condition or has valuable parts, you may be able to get more.

Are there any junkyards in Ardmore, OK that pay more for cars than others?

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Yes, some junkyards in Ardmore, OK may offer higher payouts for cars based on factors like your car's make, model, condition, and location. To find the best offer, it's advisable to contact multiple junkyards in your area and compare their quotes. Additionally, you can explore junk car buyers that specialize in certain vehicle makes or have a reputation for offering competitive prices.

How do I inspect a used car or part before I buy it?

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Inspecting a used car or part before buying it is crucial to ensure you get value for your money. Here's a basic checklist:

  1. Exterior Inspection:
    • Check for rust, dents, or scratches.
    • Inspect the paint for consistency and color match.
    • Look at the tires for tread wear and alignment.
  2. Interior Inspection:
    • Check the upholstery, dashboard, and carpets for damage.
    • Test all interior features (radio, AC, power windows, etc.).
  3. Mechanical Inspection:
    • Start the engine and listen for unusual noises.
    • Check for fluid leaks under the vehicle.
    • Test drive the car to assess how it handles.
  4. Under the Hood:
    • Examine the engine for leaks, corrosion, or damage.
    • Check the oil level and its color.
    • Look at the battery for corrosion.
  5. Documentation:
    • Verify the car's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).
    • Ask for maintenance records and any history of accidents.
  6. Parts:
    • For used parts, check for wear, damage, or missing components.
    • Confirm that the part matches your vehicle's make and model.
  7. Price Comparison:
    • Research the market value of the car or part to ensure a fair price.
  8. Ask Questions:
    • Inquire about warranties or return policies.
  9. Vehicle History Report:
    • Consider obtaining a vehicle history report for a used car to check for previous accidents or title issues.
  10. Expert Inspection:
    • If uncertain, have a trusted mechanic inspect the car or part.

Trust your instincts. If something feels off or you're unsure, seek professional advice or consider other options.

How do I negotiate the price of a used car or part?

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Here are some tips on how to negotiate the price of a used car or part:

  • Do your research. Before you start negotiating, it's important to do your research and know what the fair market value is for the car or part you're interested in. You can use online resources like Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds to get an estimate.
  • Be prepared to walk away. If you're not getting the price you want, be prepared to walk away. This shows the seller that you're serious about getting a good deal and that you're not afraid to go elsewhere.
  • Don't be afraid to make an offer. Don't be afraid to make an offer on the car or part you're interested in. Even if your offer is rejected, it can start a negotiation process.
  • Be willing to compromise. It's unlikely that you'll get the exact price you want, so be willing to compromise. Be prepared to meet the seller halfway or to negotiate on other aspects of the deal, such as the trade-in value of your current car or the financing terms.
  • Be polite and professional. Even if you're feeling frustrated, it's important to be polite and professional during the negotiation process. This will make it more likely that the seller will be willing to work with you.

Can they ask me for an entry fee?

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Some junkyards may require you to pay a small entrance or admission fee (usually a few bucks) in order to enter their facilities. With this money they can cover their administrative and maintenance costs and ensure that they receive customers who are truly interested in parts.

What is the difference between a junkyard and a salvage yard?

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While the terms are often used interchangeably, a salvage yard may focus more on recycling and reselling parts.

How do I know if a junkyard is reputable?

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Here are some tips on how to know if a junkyard is reputable:

  • Check online reviews. This is a good way to get an idea of what other customers have experienced with the junkyard. Look for reviews that mention the junkyard's prices, customer service, and the quality of the parts they sell.
  • Ask for recommendations. Talk to your friends, family, and neighbors to see if they have any recommendations for junkyards. You can also ask your local mechanic or auto body shop for recommendations.
  • Visit the junkyard in person. This will give you a chance to see the junkyard's facilities and meet the staff. Look for a junkyard that is clean and organized. The staff should be friendly and knowledgeable.
  • Ask questions. Don't be afraid to ask the junkyard staff questions about their prices, the parts they have available, and their warranty policies. If the staff is hesitant to answer your questions or seems to be giving you vague answers, that's a red flag.
  • Be wary of junkyards that offer to pay you in cash. Reputable junkyards will typically pay you by check or money order. If a junkyard offers to pay you in cash, it could be a sign that they are not a legitimate business.

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