Nevada Pic A Part - Henderson - Recycling Center in Henderson, NV

FYI they drill holes in all of the fuel tanks which the cockroach at the gate could have easily told me before I paid to go in since I told him specifically that I was there for a fuel tank. I don’t believe in leaving one stars so you get an unwarranted 5 star.

Search in the inventory they seem to have the same cars that have been there quite a while for the particular model. I’m looking for looking for a door window regulator out of the eight cars that I found six of them I couldn’t get to the door regular and wanted to get to because the vehicles were too close together so you couldn’t open the door far enough to get the right window regulator out. In the video shows the guy walking up and down the aisles with no wheels and parts and all kinds of crap laying in the way and that’s another problem. It just seems like they’ve gone from being a really great place to go to worrying about every single profit they can make by the window regulator but you don’t get the motor you gotta buy that separate used to be. You could get the whole thing the price the guy gave me was price of the new one I could get online! Gotta be an alternative. I think Amazon is the alternative got the part I needed in 24 hours didn’t have to pay a two dollar entry fee. I wore my veteran hat just to see if anybody asked me about the veteran discount they didn’t every penny counts. That’s my opinion. I’ll probably still go back. Hopefully they’ll clean up the stuff and put the cars a little more accessible but I doubt it.

Lately I have noticed their prices are not competitive. Interior door handle $9.71 very used obviously carparts dot come has the same part brand new for $7.49 a simple wire connector I was charged about $8 Autozone has them for $12 rather buy new if difference is small. Clearly if I can't find the part in their yard then I've lost $2. I really have to check online price before I go to them it's cheaper online. Parts should be cheaper if you don't buy the parts they go to recycle where they get pennies.