LKQ Pick Your Part – Oceanside at 2315 Carpenter Rd, Oceanside, CA 92058 is a popular destination for auto enthusiasts looking for used auto parts. Here you’ll find a wide selection of parts from junk cars, salvage yards, scrap yards, and even wrecking yards. LKQ Pick Your Part makes sure to provide high quality parts while still keeping their prices competitive.
The facility itself is enormous and well-maintained; it has more than 1,500 vehicles in stock daily and spans over 7 acres of land. It’s easy to navigate and you can find the parts you need quickly and easily with the help of their staff who are always available to help customers find what they need. Not only do they have a huge database online where you can search for specific types of parts and make sure that they are in stock before you go, but you can also look through their catalogs to view a wide variety of items in store.
The staff at LKQ Pick Your Part – Oceanside take great pride in their customer service; they’re friendly and willing to answer any questions that you may have about the different types of parts that they offer. They also have an onsite cashier that makes it easy to pay when buying multiple items or making large purchases. The store is open seven days a week so there’s never a bad time to visit!
LKQ Pick Your Part – Oceanside offers many different services such as engine rebuilding, transmission repair, brake repair and more so no matter what your automotive needs are, there’s sure to be something for everyone here! Their knowledgeable staff will ensure that whatever part you purchase from them is reliable and will meet all safety standards required by law. So if you’re looking for the best used auto parts around then head on over LKQ Pick Your Part – Oceanside today!
Real customer testimonials
Walter Anderson
Rated this company 4/5
Pretty good visit this time. LKQ as a whole is not on my favorite list every since they’ve gotten rid of their rewards program (literally overnight) and increased their prices across the board at all locations. Lines aren’t long here, but if you see something you want here don’t wait too long if it is s higher end or rare vehicle.
Don’t forget to get the stock number or they won’t let you check out now. You can find it online though, but you have to look at the vehicle on that specific location’s site.
david grospitch
Rated this company 1/5
Hi All,
Came to this LKQ location this morning. These are the concerns I have.
1) Not enough wheelbarrows to carry heavier parts around. I asked one of the yard workers, he didn’t know what a wheelbarrow was (in English).
2) Some rows of vehicles are labeled correctly, some aren’t. Some random vehicles are scattered about, also not labeled correctly. Very confusing. Myself along with all the other paying customers are charged an Environmental Fee. IMO, we as a whole are not getting our monies worth.
3) Waiting time at the cashier was absolutely ridiculous. Only 1 person working with 7/8 people in line.
4) I have been to over 30 LKQ locations. I am retired military, 24 years. First time today I WAS NOT given a military discount. EVERY other location has and was glad to do it. Acting manager told me I can’t buy parts for other people and get them at a discounted price. How do they know which parts are which. That absolutely makes no sense. Unacceptable!
5) Young male Cashier there is not consistent. Asks some people for stock numbers, some no. Made the gentleman behind me walk back into the yard to get a stock number for a part. Yet did not ask me for one. Also cashier wasn’t wearing a company shirt. Not representing LKQ very well. IMO was rude as well. Doesn’t know how to respect his elders.
6) The pushing of the warranty is not acceptable. They should ask each customer if they want it. Not try to pull one over on customers.Very shady. Maybe an engine or transmission, but HUBCAPS???Unacceptable!
7) Not giving me a discount today was embarrassing. I commented to a few customers behind me as well. I spend a large amount of money with LKQ, I deserve better, just as the rest of the customers do. I will be calling the LKQ Corporate Office on Monday, thanks for listening.
DG
Kris Caywood
Rated this company 4/5
Great place. Self service only they don’t test anything for you so you just buy it and hope it works. Great selection of cars to pick parts from. Bring your own tools to remove parts. They don’t do ANYTHING for you. It’s all you
Paul Morris
Rated this company 1/5
It’s true, the woman at the cash counter hates life and as all about sharing that with you via her poor attitude. This dreamy place consists of mostly overpicked old jalopies and beater cars. You’re lucky to find the car you’re looking for, and even luckier if the part you need is still there. It’s like an elephant graveyard out there. Yet, somehow, they’ve successfully made a business out of selling this third grade junk for very high prices. Two plastic air vents, two little weatherstrips and a light = $40? Nope. After trudging through the dirty, hot, and chemically saturated isles of dirt and sand between the rows of cars, and then pulling the parts yourself, I’d be willing too pay $10 for the lot. And no more. And this is all after you pay to enter. Just saying. Next time I’ll be heading out of the city and east to the lands of scrapyards and junked cars. Where there is such thing as compitition, and where yards have the first dibs in fresh wrecks and newer selections.
Guy Robinson
Rated this company 4/5
Having several cars that needed repairs and parts being so expensive, this auto salvage yard really saves you some money. The young men that work there are very friendly and helpful. The selection of auto is rather slim and the vehicles have been picked over. Bring your own tools and the yard is rather large, so plan on doing some walking. It cost $3 to get in and parts are priced after you’ve removed them. So the price may not be what you want to pay for the part. All that work removing the part only to find out it’s more than you can afford
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