Hulsey's Auto Parts at 1609 Candler Rd, Gainesville, GA 30507

Reviews hit hardest when feelings take over instead of facts. This yard, we’re told, holds thousands of vehicles. When I called they needed a few minutes to hunt down a part and asked if I could call back since everyone was helping other customers. A little patience goes a long way. A lot of the work out here happens in weather nobody chooses, so keep that in mind before judging quick. Don’t let the frustration of the last few years turn you into someone who assumes the worst and acts rude—that kind of energy bounces right back. Give people a chance to make it right.

Got there before opening time, and this guy in a big forklift stopped, came over, and told me to pull onto the yard and park safely until they opened. Didn’t know me from Adam but treated me like a real human. That set the tone for what kind of place this is. Turned out he was the owner. Bought four wheels for my Audi and every word he said on the phone held true. No tricks, just honest talk and good follow-through. Kevin’s the kind of guy you don’t see much anymore—straight up, nice, no nonsense. You can tell he’s proud of the place and actually cares. In today’s world that’s rare. Doing business with him felt good. Don’t just listen to me—see for yourself. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 stars. No hesitation.

The owner here is terrible. Couldn’t stand the way he treated me from the first second. Cut me off mid-sentence, talked over everything I said, like I wasn’t even worth hearing out. If you’re going to act like customers are in the way, maybe don’t run a business that deals with people.

This guy was outright disrespectful. Sold me an engine packed with rust that barely ran, then screamed at me to erase his number and never come back. Worst service I’ve taken from any business. You’d think after paying you’d at least get treated like a person. Save yourself the trouble—avoid this place. Prices are too high, service is nonexistent, and once they’ve got your cash they don’t care about you. One of the roughest dealings I’ve ever had.

Drove all the way from Oswego just to talk to Kevin, and it was worth every mile. He didn’t make me feel stupid for asking basic questions—just answered everything clearly and didn’t waste my time. No runaround, no attitude. Exactly what I needed. ---

Never even knew this place existed until I stumbled in, and now I’m kicking myself for not finding them sooner. The guys here don’t just sell parts—they treat you like you’ve been coming in for years. No rush, no attitude, just straight-up help. They walked me through every option, made sure I got what I actually needed, and didn’t try to upsell me on junk. And yeah, they’ve been around since before I was born—proof they’re doing something right. If you’re looking for parts and want to deal with real people, skip the big chains and go here. ---

Honestly, this junkyard is a lifesaver when you need parts. The prices are fair, and the staff actually knows what they’re doing—no running around in circles. Would go back anytime.

My kid left the window down in the rain for *years*—don’t ask how—and the door panel turned into a science experiment. Kevin at Hulsey’s didn’t even blink. He had the parts I needed in hand before I finished explaining the problem, and he made sure I left with everything to fix it myself. No one cut my harnesses or hoses, just unplugged them clean—something I’ve never seen at other yards. That small detail meant a lot, especially since I was racing to get my car running for a last-minute trip. Saved me a ton of time and stress. Wouldn’t go anywhere else now. ---

Found this massive parts yard near Atlanta, and let me tell you—it’s *packed*. Not just with stuff, but with folks who know their way around an engine. I walked in, got what I needed fast, and left feeling like I hit the jackpot. If you’re in Georgia and hunting for parts, this is the spot. God bless ‘em for keeping the good ones in stock! ---

Called this place about a part issue, and the guy who answered—Kevin—was downright hostile. I followed his instructions to the letter, called back after three days like he told me to, and instead of helping, he yelled at me. No explanation, no apology, just shouting. That’s not how you run a business. Wouldn’t trust them with a flat tire, let alone anything important.