Action Auto Recycling, LLC at 2266 NW 42nd Ave, Okeechobee, FL 34972

Look, I’m a collision repair tech, and when insurance sends me here for parts, I expect to get what I need. But forget it—nobody answers the phone. I’ve called 24 times today alone, left messages, even gave them a callback number *twelve times*. Nothing. Zero response. Three months of this nonsense, and I’m done. If you call, don’t hold your breath. They won’t pick up, they won’t call back, and you’ll waste your time. Skip this place entirely. ---

My transfer case crapped out, so I called these guys. Tony hooked me up with a solid deal, and I had the part in hand the same day. Installed it, brought the old one back, and got my core refund fast—no hassle. If I need parts again, I’m coming straight here. ---

I run a collision shop, and good salvage parts make or break a repair. Tony at Action Recyclers? Dude’s reliable. If he’s got what I need, it’s in my hands fast. If not, he calls back quick to let me know and points me somewhere else. That kind of honesty keeps my business running smooth—no wasted time, no bull. Appreciate it, Tony. ---

Don’t bother with this company. They took my money for a part, promised a core refund, and then ghosted me. No refund, no answers, just empty promises. Avoid at all costs. ---

Alright, full disclosure—I know Terry Brink personally, and yeah, that might make this review biased, but I don’t care. The guy’s the real deal. Bought two cars from him (a 2009 G6 and my current ’05 Trailblazer), plus parts and labor, and both vehicles still run like they’re fresh off the lot. I push them hard—salt air, long hauls, off-roading—and they’ve never let me down. Not once. Now, I’ve seen the bad reviews, and honestly? A lot of them read like people got mad because the deal wasn’t as sweet as they imagined. Maybe they showed up early, assumed something was final, and threw a fit when it wasn’t. Terry’s not running a charity—if you’re trying to lowball or nitpick every little thing, you’ll leave unhappy. But if you’re looking for fair prices, parts that actually work, and a guy who knows his stuff? This is the place. And yeah, I’ve worked with mechanics, lived around boats, seen my share of shady shops. Terry’s different. If he says a part’s good, it’s good. If he says a car’s solid, it’s solid. His yard checks everything before it hits the lot, and his transport business has been moving parts across states for years. Is every employee perfect? No—stuff happens, like someone telling you a part’s in stock when it’s not. But that’s on them, not Terry. Bottom line: If you’re not here to argue over pennies and expect things to *actually* work, you’ll walk away happy. If you’re the type to demand a refund for a 2-hour drive because the part wasn’t *exactly* the shade you wanted (when you could’ve just painted it yourself), then yeah, maybe you’re the problem. But for everyone else? Trust these guys.