M R Salvage
Recycling Center in Farmington, New Mexico
About This Location
M R Salvage is an auto salvage and recycling yard at 4210 Bloomfield Highway in Farmington, New Mexico, listed across auto-recycling directories as a vehicle salvage operation for the Four Corners area. As a salvage yard it handles end-of-life and junk vehicles — the kind of scrap-and-parts recycling that keeps old cars out of the landfill. The yard does not publish an official website, hours or a materials list, so the surest path is to call ahead at (505) 486-4537 to confirm what they take, whether they buy junk cars, and whether used parts are sold to the public before making a trip.
What M R Salvage Accepts
What they do not accept
No verified not-accepted list. As an auto salvage yard it focuses on vehicles and auto scrap rather than household recyclables; call (505) 486-4537 before bringing any non-automotive material.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Private auto salvage yard, not a municipal recycling drop-off. Access policies, whether used parts are sold to the public, and any buy/tow pricing were not verifiable — call (505) 486-4537 for current policies.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is M R Salvage?
It is an auto salvage and recycling yard at 4210 Bloomfield Hwy in Farmington, NM, listed in auto-recycling directories as a vehicle salvage operation. It is a private salvage yard, not a municipal recycling drop-off.
Does M R Salvage buy junk cars or sell used parts?
Directory listings categorize it as an auto recycler/junkyard, which typically means junk-car buying and used-parts sales, but neither was confirmed by a primary source. Call (505) 486-4537 to ask about buying your vehicle or finding a specific part.
What are the hours?
No verified hours are published for M R Salvage. Call ahead at (505) 486-4537 before visiting to confirm they are open.
Can I recycle household items like glass or electronics here?
This is an auto salvage yard focused on vehicles and auto scrap, not household recyclables. For glass, electronics or similar materials, use a San Juan County or City of Farmington program instead.
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