About Us
Investment Recovery Service
Surplus Parts Service (SPS) will customize a turnkey solution to meet your investment recovery strategy. Whether you are a individual owned auto parts store, auto parts chain, auto parts distributor, or an automotive manufacture we have a solution for you! Our investment recovery program can help you clear space quickly and still offer a fair return on your assets with an SPS immediate liquidation program. We will HELP APPRAISE and HANDLE THE SHIPMENT of your surplus inventory.
If you are looking for a high standard investment recovery service for a one time buy or a recurring program, let SPS create a customized Investment Recovery Program for your company.
We Purchase Your Automotive Surplus!
Need space in your warehouse or have a variety of surplus items? We buy it all!
Get paid immediately for your surplus or idle assets. We purchase all kinds of automotive parts and accessories!
- OEM parts
- Car & Truck Accessories
- Remanufactured Parts
- And more.
SPS buys Automotive surplus all across the United States.
A Convenient, Timely Automotive Surplus Buyer
When selling unwanted surplus or idle inventory to a buyer, it can take a lot of time and effort and receiving payment for your assets can be a hassle. At SPS, we value your time. We buy every type of Automotive surplus from a wide range of manufactures and applications. We will pay you immediately for your surplus material. Does your warehouse have a large number of surplus or obsolete parts? Instead of taking it to the landfill, Contact SPS. We even assist car dealerships.
Investment Recovery
What is Investment Recovery?
Investment recovery — A systematic, centralized organizational effort to manage the surplus/obsolete equipment/material and scrap recovery/marketing/disposition activities in a manner that recovers as much of the original capital investment as possible.
(IR) Adding Value to (Still-Valuable) Assets
Investment Recovery or Asset Recovery ( "IR" or "AR") is the practice of recovering the value of assets no longer needed by a company. The IR process begins by identifying idle assets within the organization then reusing or disposing of the surplus; recouping substantial value in the process. Think of it this way: Every organization purchases assets from manufactures or manufactures their own assets. Over time, those assets are made obsolete, or are no longer needed. As experts in automotive surplus asset management, SPS employs a unique process to find and identify surplus assets no longer being fully utilized by the organization, then SPS goes through distinct steps designed to recoup the highest-possible value from those assets. IR programs save companies-primarily Fortune 1,000 businesses-hundreds of millions of dollars each year!
How we can serve you!
At SPS we value your time and know how important your inventory turn over is. A high inventory turn over rate with minimal waste is ideal for companies, but its not always achievable. Sometimes extra inventory is produced, a product doesn't meet its sales goals, or the product is made obsolete by a new product line. Whatever the case may be, we are here to help you recoup your investment and provide you with liquid capital (cash) for your surplus.
Our (IR) process consists of but is not limited to the following steps:
- Locate surplus within your supply.
- Assess the surplus and provide you with a recovery value.
- Remove the material from your premises free of charge.
- Provide you with an option for a recurring (IR) program.
- Ensure you are satisfied with our services.
What we will buy:
We buy from all automotive parts; stores/shops, distributors/wholesalers, OEM/aftermarket manufacturers, regardless of their size or amount we are required to recover.
Examples of products:
- Aftermarket accessories
- OEM parts
- Vehicle assemblies
- Engines
- Engine components
- A/C system parts
- Cooling system components
- Transmissions
- Drivetrain products
- Car care products
- Automotive literature
- etc...
Attention Creditors!
We also offer our services for liquidating assets of the debtor's in bankruptcy cases.