Catalytic Converters Recycling Near Me

Catalytic converters contain precious metals and can be sold to licensed scrap recyclers and some auto shops. Because of theft, most states require sellers to show ID and proof of ownership, and many limit cash payments. Price depends on the converter's make and model and on the market price of platinum, palladium and rhodium.

How to prepare catalytic converters for recycling

Have a government photo ID and proof you own the vehicle or part.
Call buyers for a quote using the part number or vehicle make, model and year.
Ask whether they pay cash or by check and whether there is a waiting period.
Keep your receipt.

What usually isn't accepted

Converters from sellers who can't show ownership at licensed buyers
Damaged units at some buyers (they may pay less)

Will I get paid, or is there a fee?

Yes, it pays. Amounts vary widely by converter and market price, and payment rules vary by state.

Common questions about catalytic converters recycling

Why do buyers ask for so much paperwork?

Catalytic converter theft is common, so many states require buyers to record ID and proof of ownership and to hold payment for a period.