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Used Auto Parts Suppliers in Detroit, MI

8 of the 134 junkyards, auto parts stores and recycling centers we list in Detroit are used auto parts suppliers.

Inventory formats vary between self-service yards where you pull the components yourself and counter-service yards that warehouse pre-dismantled OEM parts. Availability depends on the age and make of vehicles being processed, as well as whether a yard specializes in late-model trucks, imported sedans, or general domestic cars. Calling ahead or checking an online inventory feed is often necessary because physical shelf stock changes daily as donor vehicles are stripped.

  1. Danny's Used Auto Parts

    14201 Schaefer Hwy, Detroit, MI 48227-3667

    Buys junk cars
  2. Price Used Cars & Parts

    11409 E Warren Ave, Detroit, MI 48214-1662

    Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm

    Parts lookup
  3. AAA Used Auto Parts

    14205 W Chicago St, Detroit, MI 48228

  4. Ultimate Used Auto Parts

    14100 Fullerton St, Detroit, MI 48227-3158

  5. Mik Used Auto Parts

    303 S Dix St, Detroit, MI 48217-1318

  6. Dealer Used Auto Parts

    20455 Grand River Ave, Detroit, MI 48219-3333

  7. Hi Quality Rebuilt Starter And Alternator Inc.

    16400 Plymouth Rd, Detroit, MI 48227-1033

  8. S & J Used Auto Parts Inc

    13777 Plymouth Rd, Detroit, MI 48227-3026

Verify warranty policies beforehand. Most yards offer a standard 30-to-90-day exchange or store credit policy on mechanical parts, but electrical components and cut wiring harnesses are frequently sold as-is with no returns.

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What is the price difference between new and used auto parts?

Used OEM components typically cost 40% to 70% less than new original parts from a dealership. Major assemblies like engines and transmissions offer the largest dollar savings, while wear-and-tear items like brake rotors are rarely sold used.

Do used auto parts suppliers bring the part to the counter for you?

It depends on the business model of the specific facility. Full-service yards dismantle, test, and catalog parts in a warehouse for counter pickup, whereas self-service pick-a-part yards require you to bring your own tools and remove the item from the donor car yourself.

Can I bring my own vehicle parts to match them up?

Yes, bringing your original broken or worn part to the counter is the best way to compare bolt patterns, electrical connectors, and physical dimensions. If you are entering a self-service yard, inform the gate attendant so they can mark your existing part to ensure you are not charged for it when exiting.