Cimco Recycling Marion Inc is a car parts store, junkyard, and salvage yard located at 9450 IL-148 in Carterville, IL. They offer a wide variety of car parts and scrap metal for sale, as well as used auto parts. They are open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
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Real customer testimonials
Steve Horn
So easy to get in and out. Unloaded my scrap for me. Great price, Clean place. Appreciate them being open on a Saturday!!! Will be going back!!!
Mike Voiles
I took a rear-end from my 92 Lincoln Town car. This thing after I drained out all the fluids weighed a good 250 lbs. I got $10. Every time I go there I feel like I've been ripped off. At least they are nice as they rip me off or at least until you try and stand up for yourself. If I can help it I will never go back. I have also seen other reviews and well I'm not the person that feels that way.
Glen Faith
Very disappointed. Called ahead to confirm prices for some extruded aluminum. Was quoted a price of .80 /lb. We explained exactly what we were brining in and they confirmed the price. After unloading 1245 lbs of aluminum they advised that they could only pay .50 /lb. When I explained that I was quoted .80 /lb and that a bait and switch was not acceptable they called the owner who then suggested that they doc the quote further because they had to cut the aluminum up to process it for resale.
We loaded all of the aluminum back into our truck and found an honest recycling facility and was able to get .72 / lb.
Would not recommend them and not use them again. If you get a quote you better get it in writing and confirm it before you unload.
Not an honest or professional way to run a business.....
Jordan LeBeau
Cinco has horrible prices on scrap. Everytime I go there I feel like I'm ripped off after I leave. I always check the price of scrap before I go and they give me way less than it's worth. They are making a lot of money off of everyone. Would not recommend to anyone
Tim Haun Fishing
You have to be careful recycling here. Weigh your metals before you go, and your container for good measure. They've made errors a few times. I recycle almost exclusively brass and aluminum as a byproduct of my job and on this most recent trip they gave me "breakage" instead of "aluminum" for clean aluminum hard drive shells. First time they've ever tried to tell me it wasn't pure aluminum. This trip will be my last, and I will be finding another place to recycle metals.
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