Name: Liberty Auto Salvage
Address: 801 E Tennessee St, Evansville, IN 47711, USA, US
Telephone: +1 800-444-9373

Liberty Auto Salvage is a car dealer, located at 801 E Tennessee St, Evansville, IN 47711, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 800-444-9373, visit their website www.libertyautosalvage.com for more detailed information.

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801 E Tennessee St, Evansville, IN 47711, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 31 May 2015

Monday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Raied Moh'd

22 November 2017

I needed a new headlight for my corolla. I went down to Liberty, and they helped me grab the right one in a half hour. Real easy & great guys.
Phaedra Barros

21 November 2017

Needing a replacement tail light for my Nissan, I went straight to Liberty. Speaking with the men there, they really helped put me at ease, even as a first time car owner. Thanks so much for your help.
David Perl

18 November 2017

I love this place! I always have trouble with my car and instead of paying my mortgage on replacement parts, I can just come here and have it done way cheaper. I recommend to anyone who needs car parts because they will do you right!
Corvo Attano

18 November 2017

I bought a used tire from Liberty past week. It is working fine. If I would have bought that tire from local dealer then it would cost me around two hundred dollar. One friend suggested me Liberty Auto Salvage and they had it in stock. It costed me sixty dollar. I have managed to save over two hundred dollars. If you are in a tight budget and want good quality used product then look no further, they are here for you.
Diana Smith

11 November 2017

Recently, my window got stuck rolled down, and in the now growing cooler weather, I needed to get it fixed and fast, but I needed the controller switch for the window. I decided to check things out here, and they had the switch I needed, for a good price. Not to mention the guys even gave some advice on how to install it
Alma Riley

14 July 2017

Wow! Is all I can say, please don't waist your time with these lying, dishonest ppl. I drove 1hr30 min to pick up a door for my van that they told me was in very good shape and they said they already took the door off and it would be ready for pick up. I get there and the door is all beat up and it was still on the van. Unbelievable!!!!!! Can't believe I waisted my time with them!
Matthew Hazelwood

08 May 2017

They'll screw you
WCBJJ 77

28 March 2017

I bought a used wheel from Liberty recently and it worked great. I had first price the wheel from my local dealership and they told me it was going to cost $284.00. I called Liberty and they had a used wheel for $75.00. I saved over $200.00 dollars. Will definitely purchase from again.
G. Frank May

29 September 2016

Liberty has a great staff. All of the phone staff is knowledgeable and helpful. We have done business with them for years and they have never let me down.
Billy Waddell

26 July 2016

This place used to be awesome, but now they won't let you pull your own part. I want to walk through the yard myself so I can see the quality of the parts I'm looking for. I don't want to rely on some guy I don't know to take care of a part he doesn't care about. I'll be going to Glisson's until they get rid of this nonsense policy.
Antwan Cherri Johnson

07 June 2015

I love going to Liberty. I can usually find what I am looking for. So you can imagine my surprise and disappointment when I pulled a part that was the wrong part for my car and had to make a second trip for the right part. Only to get there and have the sales guy tell me that they no longer do returns. Their new policy, as it was explained to me, was that you now pull at your own risk. Meaning if you pull a part that does not work it's just your lost. I always thought that the whole point to their operations was to sell you parts that you salvage off of the cars that work. I never questioned the longevity of the part because it was coming from a salvage yard, but in times past they would allow an exchange or return if the part did not work once it was installed. Every time I need a pat I always second guess myself when it comes to Liberty because I have no way of knowing if the part I pull will work, and I don't want to buy a part that doesn't work. Who does? So there are some thing I just wont buy from Liberty. I'd rather suffer going through the rubbish at Glission's. At least I know that if the part doesn't work they will allow me to return the faulty parts. Change isn't always good. I don't know who thought that the new policy of selling customers parts that don't work without the ability to return them was a good idea but it wasn't. What your doing is taking an advantage of people and you should be closed down for doing business in such a manner.