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One or more self-service yards in Illinois operate under the LKQ name — the largest network in the self-service salvage business, and the company behind the Pick Your Part chain.
Auto Recycling & Salvage Yard Regulations in Illinois
Illinois is serious about reporting and documentation. The Secretary of State's office and State Police are involved in licensing scrap dealers. This means if you're selling a car or parts in Illinois, expect a lot of paperwork and electronic reporting, especially for high-theft items like catalytic converters. They're doing this to crack down on theft and ensure all transactions are legitimate. It might be a bit more bureaucratic, but it keeps the industry honest and safe.