LKQ Pick Your Part - Edgewood at 1706 Pulaski Hwy, Edgewood, MD 21040

I don’t see many places like this anymore. They’ve got a solid selection of stuff, and the crew was really helpful. Only thing that bugged me was the price—it felt a little steep for what I walked out with, but honestly, it’s probably right in line with what you’d pay at a swap meet.

The inventory here is solid and the prices are fair. The staff was super nice and welcoming too. I found exactly what I needed that wasn’t available anywhere else—check out the first photo if you don’t believe me. After that, I used some of their well-kept parts from another Cruiser to two-tone my interior.

I’d been hunting for a specific truck fender for weeks and finally spotted one online. When I got there, the fender looked clean and in good condition. The problem was the way the vehicles were parked—none of the trucks with the right fender had enough space to reach the lower bolt. I asked the woman at checkout if they could move one just a couple inches, but she shut me down fast and said they *always* leave the cars as-is. Turns out every truck with that fender was jacked up on wheels that blocked the bolts completely. I ended up grabbing a floor jack from the back of one truck myself and snagged a great fender for a reasonable price. Seriously, just lift trucks by the frame, not the body.

This spot never lets me down. The team’s always quick to help, reliable, and easy to work with. Anne at the register really stands out—she’s a pleasure to talk to, knows her stuff inside and out, and brings real good vibes to the place. She’s really the backbone of this operation.

Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but this place made it simple. Got in, found what I needed, and left—no hassle. Even as someone who doesn’t usually mess with car parts, I managed just fine. The prices were fair, and $3 to get in? Totally worth it. Would go back.

The staff here are super nice—easy to talk to, actually seem to care about helping you find what you need. That’s why I was caught off guard when I asked about buying seat covers for my car. The woman said they were “about $45 a piece,” and when I double-checked, she just kept saying the same thing. Turns out, that “about $45” meant $45 *each*—so six covers would’ve been $270. That’s way more than I’d pay for brand-new ones on Amazon. If she’d just said the total upfront, I wouldn’t have wasted my time. Feels like a bait-and-switch, honestly. ---

Worst experience ever. Drove two hours to pick up an engine, only for my mechanic to tell me they gave me the wrong one. Called them *20 times*—no answer. Then I found out they don’t even have a phone. I’d already driven home, so now I’ve got to make the trip *again*. Wouldn’t send my worst enemy here. ---

Dealing with the guy at the Edgewood location was like talking to a kid who didn’t know the rules. The whole place is a mess. They quoted me $865 for my car one day, then the next day it was $246. That’s a huge swing for a junkyard—what’s the point? ---

Josh at this yard went above and beyond—seriously, the guy spent the whole day helping me track down parts. He was patient, answered every question, and made the whole process way less frustrating. The yard is *huge*, though, so grab a map at the desk and wear shoes you don’t mind getting dirty. It was scorching today, but they had water and snacks out, which helped. I’ll definitely be back—this place is clean, well-organized, and actually has what you need.

This salvage yard’s got a solid setup. The parts are well-organized by brand, so you’re not just wandering around blind. The front desk can look up where a car is parked, which saves time. Prices seem fair, and the $2 entry fee isn’t a big deal. If you’re hunting for parts, this is a decent spot. ---