Sunline Inc at 4000 6th St SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

Look, I’ve dealt with enough parts places to know when someone’s just going through the motions. These guys? Same problem. You tell them you need a part, and they act like you’re asking for the moon unless you give them the exact year, make, and model down to the last bolt. Even then, if it’s not in their system, they throw their hands up. Meanwhile, I’ve swapped parts between different years before—same style, same fit—and it works fine. But no, they won’t even try. It’s like talking to a robot that only knows one answer: “Can’t help you.” ---

I called *so many* salvage yards trying to track down a part, and most of them either never picked up or ghosted me after. Sunline? Answered the phone, actually listened, and had what I needed. No runaround, no “call back tomorrow.” Just got it done. And the people there? Friendly, no attitude. After dealing with all the others, that was a huge relief. ---

Honestly, I was a little skeptical at first—my tire guy said I needed new wheels, but when I took them to another shop, they told me the old ones were fine. I brought them back to the salvage yard, and they took them no questions asked, no extra fees, nothing. Tim was the one who helped me, and he was just really easy to talk to—no pushy sales stuff, just straight answers. That kind of honesty is rare these days, and I don’t say that lightly. If you’re looking for a place that won’t waste your time, this is it. ---

Ron made the whole thing simple. I needed a part, he had it, and I was in and out in no time. No hassle, no attitude—just a guy who knew what he was doing and didn’t overcomplicate it. If I’m ever back in the market for something, I’m calling him again. That’s all there is to it.

Ellen made what could’ve been a pain in the neck totally easy. My mom and I were just trying to grab some tires, and she didn’t rush us, didn’t make us feel stupid for asking questions. Just… actually helpful. And not in that fake “how can I upsell you” way—she was just nice. Made the whole thing feel less like a chore and more like, I don’t know, a normal conversation. That’s not always the case in places like this. ---