Traynors
Address: 86, Armagh Road
City of Armagh
Phone number:
02838891242
Categories: Car Dismantlers,

Established in 1975 by John Traynor, Traynors Motorstore has grown to become the largest Vehicle dismantler and Motor Factor in Ireland and one of the largest in the UK.Since its establishment Traynors have gone from strength to strength thanks to their loyal workforce of over 70 employees. We are now contracted to collect and dispose of vehicles for several of the largest Insurance companies in the UK and Ireland. Some of these vehicles can be sold for repair, others are dismantled in house for parts. We also have the largest Authorised Treatment Facility (ATF) in Ireland for disposing of End of Life Vehicles. At any one time there are over 1500 cars in our Armagh Yard waiting to be dismantled with over half a million parts on the shelf ready for supply. Traynors dismantle anything from a Ferrari 458 Super Car to a Vespa scooter and everything in between. All parts are dismantled, checked for quality assurance, computerised and shelved. We also have a call centre with over fifteen part experts on hand to handle over 3,500 calls received per day. The average discount for one of these used parts is normally 75% of a new retail price and if Traynors cannot provide a used replacement part we are also one of the largest importers and distributers of new Body Panels, Headlights, Radiators, and Towbars.Most are original equipment or TUV approved replacement parts. These new parts can also offer up to a 50% discount on a new retail price. Traynors have a fleet of delivery vans that deliver throughout the country. We also courier parts worldwide. This means we can deliver anything from a Ford Fiesta starter motor to Belfast to a Ferrari F430 engine to Japan. We have just opened our new workshop and show room in Armagh. Over the last 40 years we have worked hard to gain a reputation as one of the most reliable parts providers in the UK and will continue to do so in order to provide the high quality service our customers are used to.