Cartel Auto Parts

While most people only consider buying brand new tires for safety reasons, many of the cars that get junked still have perfectly fine tires. If it’s time to replace your car’s tires, be sure to check out the salvage yard before you write a hefty check to a tire retailer.

One of the advantages of buying auto parts salvaged is that it helps lower the need for new manufactured auto parts. This, in turn, saves materials and lessens the burden on our already limited resources.

Sometimes the joy of off-roading can leave your vehicle with a hole in the oil pan. Fortunately, this is not a difficult do-it-yourself project, and salvaged oil pans work just as well as new. Make and model is all we need to know.

Did you realize there's a large network of computer-connected used auto parts resellers? Because they use compatible, integrated inventory systems, it's easy to source even hard to find parts quickly.

If you’ve always been the sort of person who likes to really work with their hands, you may find that most hobbies are too passive for you. Remember, the salvage yard has no shortage of vehicles in need of restoration that could give your hands the challenge you really need.

Vehicle recycling involves removing reusable parts and reclaiming metals like steel. Auto industry metal reclamation represents a large percentage of the ferrous metal recovered annually. Can you guess how much? That would be about a third of the yearly total from all contributing industries.

A "front clip" is a salvage auto parts term that means the complete front part of a vehicle (from the front doors forward). If you purchase a "front clip" salvage package, then you will get the fenders, hood, grill, headlamps, front bumper assembly, signal lamp, and sometimes the radiator and cooling fan.

Have you been hesitant to purchase a hobby car because you aren’t sure if you’ll actually be able to get it running? Let’s talk about your skill level under the hood so that we can help you find the project cars at the yard that may be a perfect match for your abilities.

Did you know that almost 80 percent of all unusable auto parts can be salvaged? In fact, most salvage auto parts have a good deal of life left in them. Not only is this good for your wallet but also for the environment, as this means keeping these parts out of dumps and landfills.

Did you know that the average salvaged auto parts cost almost 50 percent less than a brand-new OEM part? In fact, this goes for any and every auto part you can think of. In some cases, the savings can be even more!

Do you have a vehicle with an engine that was built before fuel-injector systems were standard equipment? Because we carry such a large inventory of salvage parts, we should have the carburetor that matches your engine.

You can use the parts we salvage to learn or teach how to rebuild parts. Select several of the same part, disassemble them, and then reconfigure the unit using the best sections from the lot.

Interior components are some of the most sought of all salvage auto parts. Commonly purchased salvage parts for the interior of the vehicle include steering wheels, seats, seat covers, electronics, stereos, and more.