Utah auto repair shops can't get parts to fix your car, causing back ups on their lots.
While many will blame the repair shops for the lengthy delays, it's a situation they don't want any part of as they're filling up their own lots waiting for parts.
A rush of customers would normally be welcomed, but now when parts needed to fix cars, trucks and SUVs remain on back order due to supply chain issues. "Parts on back order, sometimes with no date at all, some of the vendors can't even tell us a date that the parts going to be arriving," said Randy Wareham, production manager at West Valley Collision Repair."It just takes a long time. We've had some cars taken three four months just to get parts.""Seat belts; you'd be surprised little brackets that you should just easily be able to get, we've had issues with," said Wareham.
If a car is safely able to be driven, people are asked to give shops a call ahead of time so they can order parts. "I know it's not nice driving around a damaged vehicle, but sometimes that's what we have to do," expressed Wareham."We've made connections over the years of people we know in other states, or ways people that know how to get parts. I found three or four parts that had no release date whatsoever.
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