LKQ Pick Your Part WEST PALM BEACH at 451 Benoist Farms Rd. West Palm Beach, Florida 33411

If you’re hunting for PIT parts, LKQ ABC beats the Fort Lauderdale spots—hands down. Better selection, better prices, and no nonsense. I’ve dragged my trailer here more times than I can count, and I always leave happy. Why drive farther when you’ve got a solid yard right here?

Honestly, LKQ ABC is the kind of place that just *gets it*. Every time I walk in, it’s the same good vibe—no hassle, no attitude, just straightforward help. The cashiers are always upbeat and easy to chat with, but the real standouts are Ignacio and the front-counter crew—Marlin, Steve, Brittany, and whoever else is working. They don’t just answer questions; they actually *care* if you’re lost in the yard or left your wrench in the car. And lately? The place looks way tidier, and some prices have dropped, which is a nice bonus. My Sonata’s parts always come from here first—no reason to go anywhere else. ---

I’ve been going to LKQ ABC for years, and I keep coming back because the people there make it simple. The two ladies and the younger girls up front? They’re sharp—they’ll check stock, confirm the part you need, and give you the price before you even step outside. That little extra step saves me time, and I appreciate it. Plus, I recognize most of the faces by now, so it’s not just a transaction—it’s more like stopping by a place where folks know your name. No drama, no runaround. Just a smooth, no-fuss way to get what I need. ---

I drove an hour and a half to drop off a car for sale, and the story changed completely when I got there. On the phone, they said Sunday was fine, but in person, it was a whole different mess. Couldn’t even bring it back the next day, so I had to sell it to the place next door instead. At least *they* made it easy—got in, got out in under 10 minutes, cash in hand. No way I’m coming back to this place after that. ---

Met the new plant manager, David, today, and honestly, the difference is night and day. The whole yard feels like it’s running smoother, and the staff actually knows what they’re doing. First time in a while I’ve left a salvage yard feeling like I didn’t waste my time. ---

Used to get parts here for my truck all the time, but now I’m done. Turns out one of the guys working there picks through the trucks first and grabs whatever he thinks he can flip for profit. So by the time *you* show up, the good stuff is already gone. Example: I’ve been looking for a hood for my truck for months. Finally, one comes in, and what happens? The guy buys it himself. Saw it sitting right there on the shelf when I walked in, asked about it, and they said, “Oh, someone already got it.” Then the same guy checking out my parts leans over and says, *“When it gets to my house, it’ll be $500. That’s a hard hood to find.”* My buddy ended up buying it from him *inside the junkyard* the next day for $250. It was a black Ram 1500 that came in Friday, September 19. Absolute joke. ---

This place is a disaster. The whole yard is covered in some weird white powder, and the aisles are just piles of trash. You could trip over something, step on a nail, or ruin your boots—it’s not safe at all. Wouldn’t recommend it. ---

First time here, and I was actually surprised in a good way. The team moves fast, knows their stuff, and didn’t make me feel like I was wasting their time. Walked in, they found the cars I needed right away, even gave me a full list of what was there. Left a part in my bag by accident, and they held onto it for me until I came back—no hassle. The yard’s organized too; I found what I was looking for without digging through a mess. The regulars even pointed me in the right direction. The manager who checked me out was sharp—knew parts inside and out, even offered a 90-day warranty for a little extra. Everyone there made it easy, and I left feeling like I’d actually saved money. Won’t be going anywhere else for parts now.