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Route 66 Auto & Truck Recycler is the premier destination for all your automotive needs in Phoenix, AZ. Located at 4233 S 35th Ave, we offer a wide range of services, from salvaging and recycling used car parts to selling scrap metal and junkyard items. We are known for our commitment to excellent customer service as well as our quality selection of parts and materials.

At Route 66 Auto & Truck Recycler, you can count on us to take care of all your auto needs. We specialize in providing customers with high-quality recycled auto parts that are sure to get you back on the road quickly and efficiently. Our knowledgeable staff can assist with finding exactly what you need when it comes to locating the right part for your vehicle. We also have a wide array of used cars available at great prices – perfect if you’re in the market for a new ride!

Our state-of-the-art facility makes sure that every recovered part we offer is safe and reliable so you can trust that whatever item you purchase will meet your expectations. Additionally, we also offer professional scrap metal services where we can recycle any unwanted metals or parts into usable items, saving both time and money.

At Route 66 Auto & Truck Recycler, we go above and beyond to ensure our customers have access to high-quality car parts that are clean, efficient, and reliable at an affordable price point. With experienced staff onsite ready to answer any question or help with any need, stop by today to experience why Route 66 Auto & Truck Recycler is the number one choice for Phoenix’s automotive needs!

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justin fritz

Rated this company 1/5

BUYER BEWARE!!! DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY!!!! Parts were way overpriced and in terrible condition. Dave(the owner) took advantage of an employee I sent to inspect and purchase a part. The guy I sent was inexperienced with purchasing, and Dave sold him a useless part and refused to negotiate the price, and refuses any cash refund. Upon seeing the part when it got back to the shop, I called to try to talk to him about the transaction, but he just started talking a bunch or trash, swearing, and refused to discuss it with anything resembling a professional manner. He said he's already wasted enough time with us on the phone. Well, for the $200 he charged for this useless hunk of fiberglass, he could afford to spend a couple days on the phone with us.