Nationwide Used Car Parts

Scotland

Northern Salvage Automobile Auctions

Redmill Industrial Estate
Redmill
East Whitburn
West Lothian
EH47 7RJ

01501 748811

info@nsaa.co.uk

Burnside Motors

Montgomery Drive
Montfleurie
Leven
Fife
KY8 4AQ

01333 426549

spares@burnsidemotors.co.uk

DA Autoparts Ltd

St Marys Industrial Estate
Dumfries
DG1 1NA

01387 269546

used@daautoparts.co.uk

North England

Hills Motors

Gerrard Place s
East Gillibrands
Skelmersdale
Lancashire
WN8 9SH

01695 455777

info@hills-motors.co.uk

Car Transplants

Chester Road
Hurleston
Nantwich
Cheshire
CW5 6BU

01270 627919

spares@car-transplants.co.uk

Motor Body Services Group

23 Cottenham Lane
Salford
Manchester
M7 1TH

0161 834 6479

info@motorbodyservices.co.uk

Broadbent Motors Ltd

Broadbent Road
Oldham
Manchester
OL1 4HY

0161 620 1919

info@broadbentautos.co.uk

Midlands

Roger Windley Ltd

Auto Salvage and Spares
Lodge Road
Tattershall
Lincolnshire
LN4 4JS

01526 342555

sales@rogerwindley.co.uk

Landrover Salvage

Shropshire
UK

01938 561203

sales@landroversalvage.co.uk

Wales

Pengam Partmart

New Rd
Tiryberth
Hengoed
Mid Glamorgan
CF82 8AU

01443 834779

partmart@btconnect.com

Kingsbridge Auto Salvage

Unit 7, Mardy Industrial Estate
Kingsbridge
Gorseinon
Swansea
SA4 4HF

01792 896780

sales@kingsbridgeautosalvage.co.uk

East England

Gowing Auto Salvage

Newmarket Road
Risby
Bury St. Edmunds
Suffolk
IP28 6RD

01284 812050

sales@gowing.co.uk

South East England

Aldershot Car Spares

Aldershot Car Spares
Hollybush Industrial Estate
Hollybush Lane
Aldershot
Hants
GU11 2PX

01252 311 117

enquiries@aldershotcarspares.com

ASM Auto Recycling Ltd.

2-3 Westpoint Two
Gatehouse Industrial Estate
Aylesbury
Bucks.
HP19 8DB

01844 268 940

parts@asm-autos.co.uk

Nevendon South East Cars

190 Lower Road
Hullbridge
Essex

01702 232649

info@nsec.co.uk

Brentwood Autos Spares Ltd

Arterial Road (A127)
Basildon
Essex
SS14 3AU

01268 284663

info@brentwoodautos.com

Chase Autos Ltd

Windsor Road
Downham
Billericay
Essex

01268 710357

info@chaseautos.com

Century Salvage

Han House
Harvey Road
Basildon
Essex
SS13 1EP

01268 729937

century@centurysalvagesales.co.uk

MMM Autos Ltd

Pooles Lane
Highwood
Near Chelmsford
Essex
CM1 3QL

01245 248866

info@3ms.co.uk

South West England

United Vans

Quarry Garage
Eastcourt Rd
Temple Cloud
Bristol
BS39 5BU

01761 452177

sales@unitedvans.com

Charles Trent Ltd

Trent House
8 St. Georges Avenue
Parkstone
Poole
Dorset
BH12 4ND

0845 458 2039

info@ctrent.co.uk

Combellack Vehicle Recyclers Ltd

Trendale Industrial Park
Higher Trezaise
Roche
St. Austell
Cornwall
PL26 8HS

01726 891100

enquiries@combellack.co.uk

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Car ownership is expensive, and with the cost of petrol, insurance and tax increasing year on year, it's only getting more so. While we are often prepared for these regular costs, sometimes the occasional expenses can be a shock – like the cost of breakdowns, repairs and spare parts. Over time they can really add up.

Using salvaged car parts can help you save money on spare and replacement car parts. Using salvaged car parts is a smart way to get quality spare parts, spend less money, and do your bit for the environment.

What are salvaged car parts?

Salvaged car parts are great quality car parts which expertly trained mechanics have reclaimed and recycled from vehicles like cars, bikes and vans that are no longer usable. They come from various sources – some salvaged car parts are from cars that have failed an MOT, some from cars written off by the insurance industry, and some from cars which are simply no longer wanted by members of the public or by businesses.

Are salvaged car parts safe?

Yes, of course – we wouldn't recommend them otherwise. Salvaged car parts do come from cars which have been removed from use, so it's easy to understand why motorists might worry that salvaged car parts might not be safe to use, or might be damaged. However, a car is made up of thousands of parts, and usually only one or two of these car parts are damaged or fail when a car is written off or crashes. This leaves many perfectly usable, undamaged and safe parts looking for a home.

Always choose a trusted breakers yard which has been recognised by the Department for the Environment as an Authorised Treatment Centre. These breakers yards have trained and highly skilled mechanics to expertly identify and remove components that are in good condition and suitable for reuse as recycled salvaged car parts. A reputable scrapyard that is an Authorised Treatment Centre will only sell salvaged car parts that have been inspected and which are 100% safe and fit for purpose. Your safety is their highest priority.

Where do I buy salvaged car parts from?

Authorised Treatment Centres are the best place to get salvaged car parts – breakers yards and scrap yards which are recognised by the Department for the Environment as vehicle dismantling and recycling specialists. An Authorised Treatment Centre can help you quickly identify and find the salvaged car parts you need. Shopping at an Authorised Treatment Centre may pleasantly surprise you – there's no clambering over stacks of wrecked cars to find the salvaged car part you need. The modern scrapyard more closely resembles a specialised catalogue shop, and often keeps a computerised list of their stock, enabling them to locate for you the salvaged car part that you need, within minutes.

How much money can I save by using salvaged car parts?

Whether you're buying them through your local car repair business and paying for them to be fitted, or sourcing and fitting them yourself, brand-new replacement car parts can be extremely expensive.
A salvaged car part will usually cost about half as much as a new part, and a salvaged car part will often last as long as the same replacement car part when bought new. Using salvaged car parts over the course of a car's lifespan can save you a significant amount of money.

Stock up on salvaged car parts.

Some common car parts are notorious for breaking regularly, and are relatively easy to fit. Buying them as salvaged car parts is such good value that it's worth considering buying them before you need them, and keeping them either at home or in your car. If you've ever had a windscreen wiper break on a frosty windscreen, you'll appreciate how convenient it would have been to have had a salvaged spare windscreen wiper in the boot, ready and waiting.

How do salvaged car parts help protect the environment?

Salvaged car parts help protect the environment in several ways. Using a salvaged car part means that you're using previously acquired and processed materials – no need for the same amount of materials to be taken from the earth and processed to make a new spare part. Furthermore, making a new spare part takes energy, fuel and further materials used in the process. So using a salvaged spare part means none of those resources need to be used in manufacture.

Using salvaged car parts shows that you directly support the recycling industry – European directives state that up to 80% of a car can and should be recycled. The more of a car we can recycle by salvaging and reusing its components in other vehicles, the less waste we have to send to landfill sites.