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How our Leeds car scrapyard process works
Why choose our Leeds scrapyard service
Leeds car scrapyards are made up of a network of Authorised Treatment Facilities (ATFs) that are more than qualified to take your old banger and sell it for parts. They follow all legal regulations and best practices when it comes to disposing of your car in the most eco-friendly way. We offer instant quotes for trusted car scrapyards throughout the Leeds area, covering everywhere from Headingley to Middleton, so you can see who has the most competitive price near you. Plus, our drivers can collect on the same day, which is ideal if you’re in a hurry.
Known for its busy inner ring road and connections to the M1, M62, M621 and A1(M), Leeds is no stranger to heavy traffic and stop-start driving. It’s that congestion and constant crawling that has a big impact on older vehicles, leading to problems with a car’s clutch, tyres, brakes and suspension. This is one of the main reasons so many drivers across the city are looking for local car scrapyards.

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Connect with trusted car scrapyards across Leeds
Finding a reputable place to dispose of your car is simple with our large range of fully licensed car scrapyards. Connect with local recycles and find the most competitive prices across Leeds using our handy comparison service. All you have to do is give us your Leeds postcode and your car registration and we’ll help you find the best fit.
And because they’re local, each scrapyard understands the unique challenges faced by Leeds’ drivers, having seen everything from corroded brakes to worn tyres. They know exactly how to calculate the value of every vehicle component, ensuring you get the best price for your van or car.
Our process is completely transparent, with no hidden fees or last-minute obligations and we take everything from a pre-loved Ford Focus to the latest Volkswagen Golf. In fact, the oldest car we helped get scrapped was a 1984 Range Rover, after it spent 41 years travelling along those winding West Yorkshire roads, whereas the youngest was a 2018 Peugeot Boxer van. So, our scope really is varied.


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Did you know we can scrap all types of cars across Leeds?
From students and young professionals driving Vauxhall Astras in Headingley to families settled in Roundhay using a Volkswagen Tayron for the school run, the drivers in Leeds are varied. And we cater to all of them!
We’re not just limited to cars either. We’ll collect vans, motorcycles, campervans and more and take them to your chosen vehicle scrapyard.

Get started with a Car.co.uk scrapyard in Leeds today
Enter your details and we’ll generate an instant quote for a car scrapyard near you. We cover every area of Leeds, including the city centre, Holbeck, Cross Gates, Wetherby and as far out as Otley and Guiseley. It doesn’t matter if your car is parked on a driveway or on the side of the road, our drivers are trained to collect, whatever the situation. You’ll receive an instant bank transfer, covering the price promised to you at the beginning of the process and your car and paperwork will all be handled by our highly-skilled team.
A number of reports constantly rank Leeds as one of the most congested cities in Europe and with so many links in and out of the city, it’s clear to see why. Commuters are forced to sit in traffic on the M62 and inner ring road every weekday morning and when the temperature drops, as it often does in Leeds, older engines have to work harder to combat the cold. This can reduce efficiency and battery performance over time, leading to higher maintenance costs that might have you considering an upgrade.

Leeds car scrapyard FAQs
Car scrapyards in Leeds usually open between 8am and 5pm, Monday to Friday, with some also opening on Saturdays. However, every business is unique so this may change depending on the scrapyard. At Car.co.uk, we have a large network of partners, so we’ll always aim to give you a collection slot that works best for your timescales as well as the scrapyard’s opening hours.
You can start by checking if the car scrapyard has a valid scrap metal licence. This information should be available through the Leeds City Council website. All registered scrapyards exist on the UK Environment Agency public register as well and are listed as Authorised Treatment Facilities (ATFs) and comply with the latest standards as set out in the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013.
When you use our service, there’s no need to check this information as we only work with trusted and fully licensed recyclers.
This information should be available on the scrapyard’s website and the public register. An eco-friendly car scrapyard will be registered as an ATF and follow End-of-Life Vehicle regulations, which states that 95% of your vehicle must be recycled under UK law. We only work with fully compliant and transparent vehicle scrapyards in Leeds, so you can be confident that your car is being handled responsibly.
To find your nearest car scrapyard in Leeds, use our comparison services. We’ll provide the most competitive price closest to your location. For example, if you live in Armley, we’ll show you a list of options within that area, making sure we show you the best deal first. That way, you don’t have to waste time calling around all the different car scrapyards.
Yes, Leeds City Council regulates the car scrapyards in the area, guaranteeing that these businesses hold an up-to-date licence and follow all the latest rules and regulations within the Scrap Metal Dealers Act when it comes to dismantling and destroying your vehicle.
After you’ve transferred your car over to one of our drivers, you’ll receive the agreed funds instantly and automatically. We’ll then take the car to your nearest Leeds scrapyard, where it will be assessed thoroughly to see what can be reused or resold, before dismantling and recycling the rest.
If your car has been completely destroyed, you should receive a Certificate of Destruction, which lets the DVLA know to remove it from their records.















