Keystone Automotive - Kansas City at 555 River Park Dr, Kansas City, KS 66105

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(913) 371-3249

90 Shawnee Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas 66105

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Mon - Fri	8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

Overview

Keystone Automotive - Kansas City at 555 River Park Dr, Kansas City, KS 66105

Keystone Automotive in Kansas City is a self-service auto salvage yard at 555 River Park Dr. It’s part of LKQ Corporation, a large chain that deals in used auto parts and scrap metal. Customers can find engines, transmissions, body panels, and other mechanical parts here. The yard is open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with no weekend or Friday hours.

Services & What to Expect

Keystone Automotive is a self-service yard, meaning you browse and remove parts yourself. The inventory includes:

Engines and transmissions
Body panels and bumpers
Brakes, suspension, and steering parts
Wiring harnesses, sensors, and lights
Seats, dashboards, and door panels

The yard also takes scrap metal and old vehicles. Basic tools are usually on site, but bringing your own is a good idea if you need something specific.

If you’re looking to sell a junk car, Keystone may offer cash for it. Check our cash for junk cars page for details.

Location & Hours

Keystone Automotive is at 555 River Park Dr, Kansas City, KS 66105. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The yard is closed Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

For directions, use Waze or Google Maps .

The phone number is (800) 530-5836. For more info, visit lkqcorp.com .

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Keystone Automotive - Kansas City?

The yard is open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It’s closed Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. For the latest hours, check the website or call (800) 530-5836.

Does Keystone Automotive - Kansas City buy junk cars?

Yes, the yard buys junk cars and scrap metal. If you’re selling a vehicle, contact them directly or visit our cash for junk cars page.

What kind of parts can I find here?

The yard carries used auto parts like engines, transmissions, body panels, brakes, suspension, electrical components, and interior parts. Inventory changes often, so call ahead or stop by to see what’s available.

How does self-service salvage work?

You browse the yard yourself and remove the parts you need. Basic tools are usually provided, but bring your own if you need something specific. Staff can help if you have questions.

Do I need to bring my own tools?

The yard provides basic tools, but if you need something specialized, bring your own. Call ahead to confirm what’s on hand.

Can I sell scrap metal here?

Yes, the yard buys scrap metal. If you have old metal parts or vehicles, check with them for current pricing.

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Bruce HultmanGoogle

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3 months ago

If you’re looking for parts to fix up a car, this place has just about everything you’d need. I didn’t have to hunt around forever—what I wanted was there, and the prices were fair. Saved me a ton of time and hassle compared to other spots I’ve tried. ---

Brenda AlexanderGoogle

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10 months ago

The guy who helped me was actually *nice*—like, genuinely helpful, not just going through the motions. And the unloading? Took all of five minutes. No waiting, no back-and-forth, just got it done. Made the whole process way easier than I expected. ---

Jasme calzadaGoogle

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10 months ago

The guys here don’t mess around. You walk in, tell them what you need, and they’ve got you loaded up and out the door in no time. And if you’re dropping off a car late, they’ve got space right by the dock—no need to circle the block waiting for a spot. Efficient, no-nonsense, and they don’t waste your time. ---

Eric SchmidtGoogle

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1 year ago

These people are solid. Friendly, no attitude, and they move fast—had my stuff unloaded before I even finished my coffee. The whole thing was smooth, no drama, just good service. Appreciate it, guys. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back. ---

Sabra NeelyGoogle

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7 years ago

The place itself wasn’t bad to start, but the way they run things? Not great. Management doesn’t seem to care much about listening to employees, and the breaks are a joke—one 10-minute break and a 30-minute lunch in a 12-hour shift? Some days you don’t even get the 10. And if you call in sick? Points. Miss a shift? Points. It’s a whole system where you’re always one mistake away from getting screwed. First shift in receiving was rough some days, but others were fine. Hours change with the weather—12 in the summer, maybe 6 when it’s freezing. It’s a mixed bag. Wouldn’t recommend it or warn people off it. Just… try it yourself and see.

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