Ace Auto Wreckers at 1028 Long Island Ave, Deer Park, NY 11729

Do not—*do not*—waste your time or money at this place. They’ll take your cash, then hit you with a "return fee" if you try to bring something back. The parts? Junk. Broken, busted, or just plain useless. And don’t even get me started on the staff. The bald guy behind the counter acts like you’re bothering him just by breathing. The whole crew treats customers like they’re doing you a favor by not throwing you out. Skip this dump and take your business somewhere that won’t screw you over. ---

Needed a part, they had it, and the whole thing took five minutes. No runaround, no attitude—just a smooth transaction. If I’m back in the area and need something again, this is where I’m going. ---

These guys are the real deal—fast, reliable, and actually care about getting you what you need. My power steering rack came locked up tight in a box, no damage, no hassle. Installed it myself, and it worked like it was fresh off the assembly line. Not gonna exaggerate and say they’re the "best in the world," but if you’re looking for auto parts that aren’t a headache, this is the place to go. ---

Made the drive all the way from Suffolk County just to pick up some seats I’d been promised—called twice to double-check they had them in stock. Robert swore up and down they were there. Showed up, and guess what? No seats. No apology, no explanation, just a shrug. If you’re gonna lie to customers, at least own it instead of wasting their time and gas money. Wouldn’t send my worst enemy here. ---

My 911 Carrera 4S convertible’s been a nightmare to find parts for—scoured every junkyard and salvage yard in the area, came up empty. A buddy finally said, "Try this place." Figured, what’s one more stop? Turns out, they had *everything* I needed. The team’s easy to talk to, knows their stuff, and didn’t try to upsell me on garbage. Now I’m telling every car guy I know: if you’re hunting for parts, start here. Saved me a ton of time and frustration. Cheers to them.

My Mustang GT’s TPMS sensors were acting up, and I was dreading the bill from the dealership. A friend of mine, Ami Nij, said I should check out Ace Salvage first. Turns out, they had the exact sensors I needed—cheaper than Ford’s markup by over $150. The guys there were super helpful, and I walked out happy. Worth every penny.