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One-click repair cost estimates for Copart, IAA, and Salvage Market listings PartsRepair prices the parts a salvage car needs, right beside the listing on Copart, IAA, Synetiq and Salvage Market. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a vehicle lot on a supported auction site 2. Click Pick Parts (bottom-right of the page) or the PartsRepair icon in your toolbar 3. The part picker opens beside the listing with the car's details and photos already filled in 4. Let the AI damage check suggest the damaged parts from the photos, or tick them yourself by area (front end, rear end, driver side and more) 5. Each part is priced from live eBay listings from trusted UK breakers, with postage, paint (if the colour doesn't match) and fitting labour added FEATURES - Copart UK, Copart US, IAA US, IAA UK (Synetiq) and Salvage Market - AI damage check from the auction photos - 100+ part catalogue grouped by area, plus free-text and OEM number search - Verified fit badges and driver/passenger side checks - Colour match: paint cost added when the cheapest panel is the wrong colour - Fitting labour at your own hourly rate - Profit calculator with auction fees - Every quote saved to your PartsRepair dashboard WHO IT'S FOR - Salvage buyers working out repair costs before they bid - Body shops and repairers costing jobs - Anyone buying damaged cars to repair and sell PRICING Free to install, with a free plan that includes a few cars every month. Paid plans for more: https://www.partsrepair.app/pricing PRIVACY The extension only reads the auction listing you're viewing (vehicle details and photos) and your PartsRepair sign-in. It doesn't track your browsing. Full policy: https://www.partsrepair.app/privacy
Oct 29, 2026
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