I'm a woman ...I come into ask about a fuel pump. I get told there are 7 out in the yard. No offer…read moreto go pull it for me for the extra fee I'm willing to pay.

They were the best but it's not a salvage yard anymore it's a used car lot They were the best but…read moreit's not a salvage yard anymore it's a used car lot They were the best but it's not a salvage yard anymore it's a used car lot

had me drive 1 hr and half to try sell me cracked tail light for $87.00 dollers terrible placeread more

Avoid this place like the plague. You can tell a lot about a business, by how they treat their…read morecustomers and what they do for them. I've been frequenting this place for 20 years, and honestly it's gone so far downhill. I did the honest thing, and placed parts on the counter that could've EASILY been slipped into my pocket without any suspicion, and was met with 1) a ridiculous price for what it was and 2) a refusal to take my card because it had my wife's name on it, despite it being a joint account and my face being on the card itself. The excuse given was "we have people file disputes after using a card not in their name". What was the amount she was worried about me disputing? $7. Paid the rest in cash, and $7 was the rest. For two connectors and two pieces of half-dollar sized rubber. This place will lie to you about when a car is available, what vehicles are actually in the lot, and apparently are doing so poorly that worrying about a $7 disputed charge will make or break their business. Just go with Butler's Auto Parts, or Pensacola Auto Parts, both of them are right down the street and are equal in price. Lost a customer for life, man. Over $7. If they're gonna do this over a $7 part, imagine how badly they'll screw you on an engine or thousands of $$$ worth of parts.

Ordering parts and promising delivery dates, knowing you will not have it is not only wrong but bad…read morebusiness. When I called for the part on the day it was promised, it was as if I did something wrong by expecting it to be there when promised. I was Awful awful awful awful customer service. Unprofessional tone, impolite and accusatory. I felt like a PIA during the whole transaction. I wonder if the owner is ok with this and how much money Roger and Jason are slapping off his table with this bad service. NEVER EVER AGAIN. 0 stars if I could. Just because you work in junked parts doesn't mean you can't be professional.

My recent purchase from University Auto Recyclers left me with a "never again" sort of feeling…read more The staff, Daniel in particular, was unhelpful both in describing the item I bought from them and later when trying to work out a solution. I got the impression they'd just rather not have to deal with customers at all, and that they really didn't give a damn once they'd gotten the money. If you walk in to their building, inspect each part for yourself & understand ahead of time what "caveat emptor" means, you might be OK with UAR. Otherwise, I'd stay far, far away.

Y'all are fucking scam do not buy any parts from the then I mean that they will not give your money…read moreback and they are rude so please don't waste ur time purchasing anything from them

I purchased an engine through this company, not knowing that the person who sold me the engine had…read morenever seen it! The company is in Alabama and my engine was in Tennessee. When I got the engine that was to go into a 2011 Yukon XL, it was the wrong engine. After 6 weeks of arguing they had my mechanic send the engine back, only to say that the mechanic locked the engine up. They claim that it got wet!! In LOUISIANA, in July 2023!! They now, after spending $2800.00 on the wrong engine want me to send them $600.00 for another one. They want me to trust them again?

One of their employees (probably the owners so had a scam going with a mechanic or Fast Lube…read more(grease monkey) on Moffett Rd. The mechanic saw me an elderly woman coming in for an oil change & break pads for front passenger breaks. They charged me over $300 & then told me I needed a new caliper. Then he called Heritage & they promised to send my part to Fast Lube. All of this after they charged my card for $250. Fast Lube said they never got the part. Heritage said they delivered it. They sent me a picture of an open box sitting in front of a closed bey door. No writing on the box to prove it was from them & nothing on the wall or bay doo saying where they took it. I called Heritage & the guy refused to refund my money fo a part he says was delivered. I have since taken my car to the dealership only to be told I did not need a new caliper as there was nothing wrong with the old one. The manager at Fast Lube said he would call the owner & get this straightened out. After numerous calls & visits to both businesses I have still not gotten my money. Apparently these people care nothing about their reputation. But then, liars never do.

Purchased a used van door for over $600. The sole good thing about it, the door was for the most…read morepart, rust free. Purchased on Ebay, Heritage provided several photo's. Either this was a bait and switch, their door photo and the Ebay description was absent reference to a Federal Express logo or any logo. Logo's once on the door, after being removed, bleed thru new paint with their outline, as the glue affects future paint coverings, unless you strip the door down to metal, re prime and apply finish coat and hardener. Had this been made known, I would have offered less on the door. Additionally the electrical switches for the window were toast. I don't as of this writing know if the lock and window actuators work...... So when I questioned the lack of disclosure, requesting a $75 credit from Heritage to Ebay, Heritage accused me of fraud. What I should have done, was look at the negative responses thru the BBB, Ebay and this site here. They appear to have some substantial problems with honesty, following thru....

Great purchase. Runs very well. Delivered fast. Price right. Very good condition. High compression,…read moreeven compression in all cylinders. When comparing between used and rebuilding - the cost was similar (not taking labor into account) but a used engine was much quicker to arrive and get the truck up and running. What I didn't realize until the engine arrived is that a newer low mileage engine also has newer peripheral components such as tubing, throttle body, intake manifold, wiring harness, etc. that also are included with the long block. We threw away all of the existing engine parts. The remaining installation was much better than a rebuild, in my opinion. I did have an issue with a cold compression test that was low. I talked with Debbie who took care of me well. After installation which was flawless and uneventful, I performed the hot test (rather than cold) which was absolutely perfect. I would without a doubt do another engine swap with J and J.

Similar story. Ordered a transmission, was told it was tested, great condition, and that they only…read morework with reputable businesses. I was pretty skeptical buying a used transmission but the sales rep was very friendly and reassured me there wouldn't be any problems. $800 later at the mechanic, surprise surprise, the transmission was faulty. After over a month of back and forth they finally agreed to accept the return but have withheld the $200 'finders fee' which they do not deserve due sending me a faulty product. Now I'm out of pocket $1,000 not including having to find another transmission and having to repay the mechanic to install another one. Big waste of time and money, lesson learned, trying to save some money and support local businesses just doesn't add up here.