About Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton is a city in the West Midlands with an extensive motoring history. The city is part of what is thought to be the third largest urban area in the UK, with some naming it as the 12th largest city in England outside London. Car ownership in the city is in line with the national average, although not many households own more than one vehicle. Even so, 63% of people still use cars as their sole method of getting to work compared to the 11% that use public transport, so frequent car maintenance is essential, road usage is high and congestion can become an issue.

There are many roads in the Wolverhampton area connecting it to the rest of the country, including four motorways within seven miles of the city centre - such as the M6, M5 and M54. There is also an inner ring road which circumnavigates the city, known as the A4150. The section of M6 motorway nearest to the city is one of the busiest in the UK, so the M6 Toll was opened in 2003 to relieve congestion on this stretch. Keeping your car well maintained can help to prevent any unfortunate breakdowns during congestion, and the extensive Wolverhampton road network is great for the transportation of car spares to keep your car at its best.

Heavy levels of congestion can lead to an increase in accidents, which is evident in Wolverhampton. Birmingham Road, near Curzon Street, has been the scene of many fatal accidents in the city, as has the A449 heading towards Stourbridge. The nearby Black Country New Road was named as one of the most dangerous roads in the Black Country, with a high number of accidents occurring. A high level of accidents only increases the demand for car parts in the area. This is where Breakeryard.com comes in. 

Jaguar Land Rover has their flagship Engine Manufacturing centre in Wolverhampton, thanks to its superb links to nearby motorways and close proximity to both Birmingham and Manchester airports. Other famous vehicle manufacturers who had a base in the city included Sunbeam, Guy Motors, Kieft Cars and Goodyear, who had a large tyre factory in the area until 2003 when production ceased. 

Why buy used van and car parts?

As people throughout the UK feel the pinch from the harsh economic downturn, more and more of us are seeking ways to save money - particularly when it comes to cars. When cars break down it can put people under serious financial strain, but thanks to Breakeryard.com that no longer has to be the case. Buying replacement car parts from a breaker yard is a great way to grab a bargain without compromising on quality, and can help to get your car back on the road as soon as possible. Breaker yards give you the freedom to shop for exactly the part you need at a fraction of the usual cost, with a range of new, used and reconditioned components available. They are also stocked full of old, rare and classic parts as well as a huge range of modern components, meaning you’re sure to find just what you need. If you’re not entirely sure what you require then you could have a chat to a staff member at a breaker yard, as they are always willing to help out to make sure your visit is a success.

Benefits of buying new and used van and car parts from BreakerYard.com

The benefits of buying replacement car parts from a breaker yard are endless, and Breakeryard.com is on hand to help make this shopping experience easier. No longer do you have to visit yard after yard in the hunt for one specific part; now all you need is an internet connection. You can browse for spares from breakers throughout the West Midlands, before purchasing through Breakeryard.com there and and then or waiting for quotes from breakers around the country. All you have to do is enter your details using our Part Finder button.Our independent breakers throughout Wolverhampton, including Willenhall, Ettingshall and Parkfields are on hand to solve your car woes and get you back on the road. Start your search for new, used and reconditioned car parts today by entering your details in our Part Finder tool.