Located in Salina, KS, B F R Metals offers a well-organized and constantly updated inventory of used car parts. With a clean and well-maintained yard, customers can easily find engines, bumpers, and more at cheap prices. The self-serve setup allows for a convenient and hassle-free experience, and the staff are always ready to provide assistance when needed. Whether you're a car enthusiast or just looking for a specific part, B F R Metals is the go-to junkyard that provides quality products with professional service. Visit their location during their convenient hours to find the parts you need for your vehicle.
Location:
USA, Kansas, Saline, Salina
Address:
1504 W State St, Salina, KS 67401
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Last update:
December 26, 2023
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Adam Pracht Google Review
"On aluminum, don't bother unless they're only soda cans and by themselves.
They won't take clean aluminum foil or aluminum pans.
When I said if that's their policy they're welcome to dump the bags and pull out what they won't take, they refused and said I would have to stand there and sort through the four bags myself before they would accept them.
I said I'd just take them to the city drop-off and the guy just said "Yes, ok."
City won't take foil or pans either, but at least they helped with dumping out the bags and sorting out what they couldn't take, which was worth losing the probably buck fifty I would have gotten from BFR.
The problem isn't with them having a particular policy on what they take and following it. It's being treated rudely and like you're being an unreasonable burden on their day when you're just trying to do a socially responsible thing in recycling.
Save yourself the annoyance and just steer clear, even if it means losing out on the cost of a bottle of pop."
Storm Chaser Nate Willard Google Review
"Unprofessional and rude. Unclear of where you're supposed to take scrap, no one speaks English. Won't be back!"
semper crescis Google Review
"Came in with 35 lbs of soda cans. Guy weighing said "minus 4" so I asked "for what". He said for the 6 dog food bags and one box they were in. I told him they didn't weigh even close to 4 lbs. So they took everything out and weighed the boxes and bags and they didn't even register on the scale, but still he said "minus 2"...
I let it go. But when I get inside they only pay me for 31 lbs.
All for $1. And the US average for aluminum right now is $0.59 per lbs and they only paid $0.26 per lbs.
And they can't even pay for what I actually brought.
I'm done getting robbed here."