New Mexico has 32 salvage yards in this directory across 11 cities.
According to the yards' own websites, 2 let you pull your own parts, 3 say they buy junk cars, 4 have an online inventory search and 1 offer free towing.
The most salvage yards are in Albuquerque (17), Farmington (4) and Hobbs (3).
Call ahead before you go: inventory changes daily and hours vary by season.
Which yards in New Mexico let you pull your own parts?
2 yards say it is self-service, including Lkq Corporation and Lkq-Keystone Auto Parts. Bring your own tools, closed-toe shoes and gloves; most self-service yards charge a small entry fee and post a fixed price list by part.
Which salvage yards in New Mexico buy junk cars?
3 yards say on its website that it buys junk or unwanted cars, including Roswell Wrecking Co, A-1 Auto Recyclers and Lkq-Keystone Auto Parts. Have the title ready; most yards quote by phone from the year, make, model and condition.
Can I check salvage yard inventory online in New Mexico?
Yes, at 4 yards with an online inventory search, including American Auto Salvage, Roswell Wrecking Co, A-1 Auto Recyclers and Lkq-Keystone Auto Parts. Inventory pages show vehicles on the lot, not individual parts, so call to confirm the part is still there.
Data: Overture Maps Foundation places data (CDLA Permissive 2.0) and each yard's own website. Listings change; confirm details with the yard before you go. How this directory is built.