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RTS Scrap Metal is located at 5977 AL-17 in Silas, Alabama 36919. It is a family owned business that has been serving the local community since the late 1980s. They are committed to providing quality junked, salvaged and used auto parts at competitive prices in a safe and efficient manner.
At RTS Scrap Metal they have an extensive inventory of car parts including engines, transmissions, brakes, suspension components, tires and wheels. They also carry a wide range of body panels and bumpers for many makes and models of vehicles. In addition to these car parts, you can also find many other types of scrap metals such as aluminum cans, copper wire, steel beams and more.
The staff at RTS Scrap Metal work hard to ensure you receive top quality service. Their knowledgeable technicians are always available to assist you with selecting the right part for your vehicle needs and can help answer any questions you may have about their products or services. They also provide a convenient cash payment system for those looking to sell recyclable metals.
RTS Scrap Metal is dedicated to helping customers get the best deals on car parts while being mindful of the environment by recycling materials into reusable commodities. Their commitment to customer satisfaction has made them one of Silas’ most trusted sources for junked cars and other scrap metal goods. Whether you’re looking for a replacement part or just some scrap metal for your own projects, RTS Scrap Metal can provide you with what you need in an efficient manner while still offering excellent customer service every time.
Real customer testimonials
VERA LORRAINE
Be very careful when going here, drove in the driveway and was there less than 5 minutes. Picked up a screw and a nail in my brand new tire, made it less than a quarter mile and my tire was flat. No help from them and was stranded for about 40 minutes in 101° heat with a child, before I got help from a nice person.
Wanda Harvell
My husband has done business with them for a long time. Good prices on scrap metal.
Tim Brown
Good workers and people
James Boone
