Standard Auto Parts at 3018 E 95th St, Chicago, IL 60617

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(773) 721-4100

3018 East 95th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60617

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Mon - Fri	8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday	8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

Overview

Standard Auto Parts at 3018 E 95th St, Chicago, IL 60617

Standard Auto Parts is a self-service auto salvage yard on Chicago’s South Side, at 3018 E 95th St. It sells used auto parts directly to customers who want to salvage their own vehicles. The yard stocks engines, transmissions, radiators, tires, body panels, and other mechanical parts. Customers pick out what they need and remove it themselves, making it a budget-friendly option for DIY repairs.

What to Expect

Standard Auto Parts is a self-service yard, so customers remove parts on their own. Staff can point you to what you need, and basic tools are available. The inventory includes:

Engines and transmissions
Radiators and cooling parts
Tires and wheels
Body panels and exterior parts
Mechanical components like brakes and suspension

The yard doesn’t offer professional disassembly or installation. Bring your own tools and a way to haul parts away. You pay when you buy, and prices depend on the part’s condition and demand.

If you’ve got an old car you no longer need, check with local salvage yards about selling it for scrap. Many in the Chicago area buy junk cars for parts. Prices vary, so call ahead for quotes.

Location & Hours

Standard Auto Parts is at 3018 E 95th St, Chicago, IL 60617, in the Pullman neighborhood near 95th Street and Stony Island Avenue. The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and on Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It’s closed Sundays. On-site parking is available for customers.

Phone: (773) 721-4100

Website: standardap.net

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours at Standard Auto Parts?

The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and on Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It’s closed Sundays.

Does Standard Auto Parts buy junk cars?

The yard doesn’t list car-buying services on its website. If you need to sell an old vehicle, check with other salvage yards in the area or use a cash-for-cars service for quotes.

What kind of parts are available?

The yard carries used auto parts like engines, transmissions, radiators, tires, body panels, and mechanical components. Inventory changes often, so call ahead or visit in person to see what’s in stock.

How does self-service salvage work here?

You browse the yard, find the parts you need, and remove them yourself. Basic tools are provided, but staff won’t help with disassembly. Payment is made at the time of purchase.

Do I need to bring my own tools?

Yes, bring your own tools for removing parts. The yard provides some equipment, but you may need specialized tools depending on the part.

Is there an entry fee?

No, there’s no fee to enter the yard. You only pay for the parts you take.

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6 months ago

Honestly, this place has just about every used car part you could need—except the one I was looking for. But instead of just saying "sorry, we don’t have it," they went out of their way to order a *new* rim for me, and it showed up the next day. Even with the extra cost, it was still cheaper than what the repair shop quoted. And the guys running the place? Super decent—no weird vibes, no upselling, just straight-up help when I was in a tight spot. Really appreciate it. ---

MixzGoogle

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9 months ago

So I called asking if they had a 2011 driver-side door handle—just the plastic part. Dude on the phone says no, but then hits me with, *"Oh, but Monday we’ll have one for $50."* I’m like, *"Bro, that’s wild for a single piece,"* and he just hangs up. Called back, asked why he hung up, and he’s like, *"You said it was too much,"* then hangs up *again*. Man, if that’s how they run their business, I’d steer clear. Hope that wasn’t the owner—because if it was, that’s just embarrassing. ---

Gerald SpellsGoogle

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12 months ago

Called at 12:21, showed up at 2:38, and the guy just flat-out told me to come back tomorrow. What kind of operation is this? If you’re gonna waste my time, at least have the decency to say so upfront. ---

Malik MoeGoogle

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1 year ago

Drove an hour and 20 minutes for a part, and when I got there, the place was a mess—dusty, smelled like oil, and the guy just shrugged and said, *"Oh yeah, that part’s damaged."* After all that? Unbelievable. Wouldn’t waste my time again.

Obi EGoogle

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2 years ago

Bought a motor from these guys for $1,700, and they swore it had 46k miles. Took forever to get it, and when it finally showed up, it wasn’t even the right motor. Tried to get a refund? Nope. *"No refunds"*—that’s all they’d say. How is this place still in business? I just want my money back, but good luck getting that out of them. ---

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