Situated just north of Waco in Elm Mott along the Interstate 35 North Frontage Road, BYOT Auto Parts serves drivers and repair enthusiasts with an extensive selection of components and vehicles. Boasting a solid 4.5-star rating from over one thousand Google reviews, this auto parts destination is recognized for making the search for specific parts straightforward. Customers can conveniently browse available stock ahead of time through a user-friendly website featuring an online inventory, while helpful, friendly staff members at the on-site service desk assist guests with easily locating the exact pieces they need.
Beyond replacement parts, BYOT Auto Parts provides a broad selection of cash cars for patrons seeking a set of wheels, with vehicle details documented while encouraging buyers to inspect options in person. The business also purchases vehicles directly from car owners, offering initial price quotes over the phone and dispatching teams to pick up cars directly from customers' homes. Whether tracking down a component on site or selling an automobile, this Elm Mott facility provides practical automotive solutions.
Jose Rodriguez
8 months ago
Best place to pick up a cash car . Would recommend to do research before picking one up . They do emphasize to look at it . Though they look at the vehicle and make sure to report everything. But regardless they have a great selection of vehicles. Would recommend to anyone who needs wheels without a car note . 10/10 . Bonus they give you a 50% off coupon of you are looking for something for the care you purchased.
Mario Olivarez
a year ago
They have an online inventory and the user friendly website was a plus. The guys at the service desk are very helpful and friendly. We were able to locate the parts we needed on site very easily. I definitely recommend BYOT for your parts needs.
J Carpenter
4 months ago
So I have sold two vehicles to BYD Waco, Texas, and each time you tell them what you have over the phone, which I know they’re not looking at it at the time but what I don’t understand is how they can give you a certain price already over the phone and then when they come to your house and pick up your vehicles, they then tell you $50 or $75. I live 30 minutes away. Each time the vehicles that I sold were not completely totaled so they would’ve been and I’m pretty sure my pick up was resold because it would still run and it was in good condition. It just needed minor things like a fuel pump and a fuel filter and yet I got $50 for it. It was a Dodge ram 1500 and my Jeep compass that I sold. Yes, it was wrecked on the front end the driver front left tire and possibly my transmission but I got $75 for it when you know before are gonna pick parts off of it so you wasted fuel to come out there and pay me $75 for it so that’s if you think about it y’all say oh we’ll buy your vehicles yeah they’ll screwball you. I’ll tell you this much y’all make pretty good money and people that either have a wreck vehicle or still running they still need to make their make pretty good cut on their end. Let’s think about how much vehicles cost nowadays well they damn sure don’t cost anything to sell apparently $50-$75. What was the use of even selling it to y’all anyway then I could’ve left it in my freaking pasture. Don’t ask people what they’re wanting for their vehicles over the phone and don’t give somebody an amount over the phone and then when you get to their house your amount changes how about just don’t give anybody a damn quote until they get there to pick it up. The funny thing is I also wrecked my 2010 RX 350 Lexus my Insurance paid me $6000 for it but yet if I would’ve contacted y’all, y’all would’ve paid me $30 for it
Brian
2 weeks ago
Lovely service very easy to find parts. And the production crew is top notch. Highly recommend shopping with them
Jessie Calvert
a year ago
I sold/had towed a 2015 Ford Escape with front end damage (I'm not a mechanic so I'm not sure what all was or wasn't damaged in the accident)..ONE damaged door and one MINORLY scuffed back panel..like new high mileage tires that were put on less than 6 months ago (cost me $1000 for all 4) and the car DOES run. I accept it needed work. I'm not arguing that. It's just a shock when you're quoted $1700 on the phone and end up only getting a check for half of that. My advice to the company moving forward is...please be honest with people! Tell clients they will get an estimate once the driver comes out and looks the vehicle over! Least then the expectations aren't unrealistic and the seller doesn't get gut punched.