Northside Salvage Expands Used Auto Parts Sales Nationwide

Aug 14, 2023

The established firm now sells its used inventory online via its website and ships anywhere in the US.

United States - August 14, 2023 —

Northside Salvage has announced that it is expanding its used parts sales nationwide. The long-established company will now offer website inventory, shipping to customers anywhere in the US. 


Northside Salvage believes maintaining vehicles should be affordable. “[Customers] shouldn’t have to break their bank accounts every time their cars break down,” the company says. 


To that end, the company offers a range of affordable parts to keep them on the road via the Internet. “Customers can now search Northside Salvage Yard for a super large selection of used auto body and foreign auto parts” online, the firm reveals. “We test, guarantee, and warranty all our parts to ensure customers can hit the road and focus on safe driving.” 


Northside Salvage began operating in East Rochester, NY, over fifty years ago. In that time, it has built a reputation for excellence, providing customers with inexpensive options to repair and maintain their vehicles. 


Part of the brand’s success comes from its focus on organized stock. It keeps a massive supply of used tires and other auto parts and arranges its inventory to make it easy for customers to find what they need. 


It also fields knowledgeable and experienced employees. “Our team really knows their stuff,” the company says, “and we’re always ready to answer any questions customers might have”


Northside Salvage runs a straightforward refund and exchange policy, too, contributing to its success. Customers can get their money back or exchange it for something else if they aren’t happy with a particular part. 


Finding used car parts on the company’s revamped website is straightforward. To find a specific item, customers must enter the year, make, and model of their vehicle into the online search form. Northside Salvage will then present them with a list of replacement part options on a separate page. Customers simply choose the item they require and pay for it. 


Customers who don’t know what they need should contact the company directly. “Chances are we will know where to find it for you,” the firm says. 


Northside Salvage sells every part automobiles require. Items in its inventory include engines, mirrors, mats, tires, doors, tail lights, headlights, and many more. The stocking of foreign parts is also a feature that makes the company stand out. US drivers can order parts for Japanese vehicles, including Acura, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, and Nissan. The firm also sells parts on eBay to make the service even more convenient. 


For more information on Northside Salvage’s new online inventory, please visit www.iwantscrap.com. For additional inquiries, telephone (585) 444-8866, email at [email protected] or send mail correspondence to 860 Linden Ave., Rochester, NY 1462.

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Name: Joseph Sebastian
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Organization: Northside Salvage
Address: 860 Linden Ave., Rochester, NY 1462
Phone: (585) 444-8866
Website: http://www.iwantscrap.com

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