Fred's Auto Wrecking and Towing

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1216 Mount Pleasant Rd

Port Angeles, WA 98362

+1 (360) 457-5048

http://fred-s-auto-wrecking-and-towing-inc.hub.biz

Fred's Auto Wrecking, located in Port Angeles, WA, specializes in the sale of used auto parts and the recycling of scrap metal. The company is recognized as a reputable provider in the automotive salvage industry, offering a range of services related to auto dismantling and wrecking.

With a commitment to sustainability, Fred's Auto Wrecking not only buys scrap iron but also processes and recycles various materials, contributing to environmentally-friendly practices in the community. Customers can trust in their extensive inventory and expertise in automotive parts and recycling solutions.

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