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3 locations from 8 recycling listings in Lansing.
Auto salvage yards, u-pull-it lots, junk car buyers, and used auto parts recyclers. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Junkyards & Auto Salvage in Lansing
CATS Auto Salvage
5405 W Mt Hope Hwy
517-322-2350
Mon-Fri call for hours; closed Saturdays
CATS Auto Salvage in Lansing buys scrap cars and trucks seven years and older and stocks used OEM and aftermarket parts for foreign and domestic vehicles. The yard has a state-certified scale on site, buys scrap metal, and offers a 90-day warranty on parts sold.
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PADNOS Lansing Recycling Center
1900 W Willow St Lansing MI 48917 USA
(517) 372-6600
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM · Sun Closed
4.4 (165 reviews)
PADNOS Lansing Recycling Center is a local scrap yard and recycling center located in Lansing, MI. The center processes various recyclable materials including scrap metals and vehicles, while providing customers with competitive rates and guidance. Services also include free junk car removal for non-running vehicles.
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Shroyer Auto Parts
2740 Eaton Rapids Road
517-887-1700
Monday-Friday 8AM-6PM
Shroyer Auto Parts is a licensed salvage buyer in Lansing, Michigan that purchases vehicles in any condition, including running, non-running, accident-damaged, and salvage titles. Customers can drop off their junk car or schedule a free pickup, and the yard also sells used auto parts. The business serves the greater Lansing area including Jackson, St. Johns, Dewitt, Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos, Owosso, and Ionia.
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Junkyards & Auto Salvage in Lansing: FAQ
Can I pull my own parts at junkyards in Lansing, MI?
Self-service (u-pull-it) yards let you bring tools and remove parts yourself for a small entry fee. Full-service yards pull the part for you. Each listing notes which kind it is where we have that detail.
Do junkyards buy cars?
Most auto salvage yards buy junk and wrecked cars, usually priced on weight plus any resellable parts. You will need the title in most states. Some yards include free towing.
Should I call ahead before visiting?
Yes. Inventory changes daily, and many yards will check whether they have your make and model before you drive over.