BRING YOUR TOOLS. I…read moreshowed up to check it out, and boy oh boy (yeah, that's an expression), is this placed organized! First off, you can actually check for the car / parts on their website. I've gone to another junk yard, and it can be a hit or miss b/c their selection is definitely "smaller" and there's no real accountability on their items. 2) It's organized like I said earlier. There are rows of neatly stacked up cars sectioned off by import or domestic cars. 3) Every car sits about 2 to 3 feet high so you don't need to jack up the car. If you needed to get the springs or shocks for example, it's as easy as it will ever be. Trust me. Lastly, the parking lot is immaculate. Seriously, immaculate. Plus when you walk in, it feels like an Advance Auto Part store with two cashier like registries on the right side (one to check for parts and the second to check your tools and pay the $2 entry fee). And yes, the entry fee is worth it for $2 (and I'm super cheap). BTW, when you do check out, the other side of the check-in point has the actual cash register (i.e. 3 of these) to allow you to pay for their items. Just to illustrate how popular they are, when I arrived on a Wednesday morning about 9:30am, there were 4 sets of people in line with a few others already inside their massively organized "junk" yard. Good stuff. So....bring your tools b/c you'll pull the part yourself so that you can enjoy the plethora of "goods."

I bought a 2004 bmw from pull a part for 2,000.00 I paid cash for it but i got out pull a part…read moreproperty an not even a block down the road car engine started smoking an stoped engine was blown no go I will never ever ever buy a car from this place again no one even thought about giving some of my money back

Customer service from Ms. Tiffany is phenomenal there. She made it easy for me to get a…read moretransmission. It was expensive but the quality of the part I bought made up for it.

From the owner: Established business offering used automotive parts for a range of vehicles, plus shipping.read more

I had tonneau cover installed where they left bolts out of it causing it to leak very badly. Called…read morethem and they said they installed professionally the way it should be. I took pictures and sent to Roll and Lock to verify that something was missing for it to leak so bad. They confirmed that the entire front should be touching the bed cap not like it was with a 1/2" gap across entire front allowing water to pour in. Had to spend additional money to get installed correctly somewhere else after Roll and Lock sent me missing bolts and a rubber seal. Would never buy anything from this poor unprofessionally run business. Pay for labor that didnt get!!

The staff was very helpful with answering my question and I received my order on a timely fashion.read more

It's an auto parts store. They have parts. Parts for Autos. They don't have ALL the parts---but you…read morecould definitely yourself a car here if so inclined. Don't eat here. Trust me on that one!

The staff was very helpful in assisting with your needs. They also helped me changing out the…read morewindshield wipers.

Great job. I needed a brown seat to match my motorcycle. The seat turned out much better than…read moreexpected, and the price was extremely reasonable. Mark

This is an excellent, locally owned upholstery shop. We had some sofa cushions redone. Fabric and…read morework was very well done. Work was finished in a shorter time than we had specified and price was reasonable.

Ok the tires here are a good deal, I will give you that. The ppl in there are working hard and…read moredoing the best they can. However, they are clearly very miserable and there is a reason for that and if you buy tires here, you will find out what that reason is. Really it's two reasons which I will outline here: 1: there is only one line. The line is for: initially, figuring out which tires you want - which you cannot do without all the information from your car and its tires - which you are going to have to leave the line to acquire. When you return, you will wait in the line again before you can give them your information and select your tires. After that, you'll wait for them to put the tires on (which was reasonably fast). Then you will re-enter the building and stand in the line again in order to pay and get your keys back. as you can imagine, this clearly sucks and could be resolved with a second person doing half this job on another one of the register machines that they already have. 2: there is a rear door and (presumably to keep people from stealing using the door to the tire area to escape) , the door has a button in a plastic case that you may press to open the door that sometimes works and sometimes does not work unless one of the employees pushes a different button. IF AT ANY POINT someone comes near the button or the door or something in that area, a loud angry Claxon sounds. It sounds like this. "MEEEEAAAAAAAH!" This seems like it could on some level be reasonable, but the problem is it happens every 30 seconds at least. When you combine these two factors (the line and the Claxon) what you end up with is repeatedly standing in the same line and being blasted by a horrible sound while you and everyone else tries to accomplish their tasks as their stress meter increasesto unmanageable levels, as if you're in some kind of Faustian purgatory designed purely for human suffering. However, the tires are cheap.

While driving to shop for groceries (as luck would have it, at Walmart), we turned the car into the…read moreadjacent lot. It was then that Betsy..our sturdy Honda van struck a rogue chunk of jagged cement. Before we knew it, we were driving on the rim of our right front tire. Looked like a monster had bitten a chunk out of that Goodyear...Scary. Well, we weren't on the highway doing sixty, so that was a plus. We limped into the Auto Care Center, and were greeted by their capable, friendly staff. Explained the situation, left the van with them, went to Walmart to food-shop and eat a couple Subway sandwiches. The mechanics did not ask us to drive the van closer to the service area, since the rim might have also been compromised and they wisely, had to determine THAT before anything else could happen. An hour or so later, after lunch, we returned. Betsy was almost good as new. (BTW she drove us 1200 miles from NYC to NOLA in July, not even a hint of trouble - great vehicles, them Hondas). We thanked the guys and gals who got us back in business. The charges were fair, in fact cheaper than many car places, without sacrificing quality of service. Gold stars to everybody. We shop for groceries and household items at Walmart several times a week. But we will keep the auto care center in mind, 'just in case"..thanks, y'all!