
Used Strut Cost: Junkyard & Salvage Yard Prices
Used struts cost $35 to $725 with a $228 median based on salvage yard data across 63 vehicle models. Real prices by vehicle type, condition, and source.

2026 used part price index
Real salvage yard and junkyard prices, organized by vehicle, condition grade, year, and fitment, so you can buy, sell, or quote with a defensible number.
Ford F150 · Transmission Control Module
$155
median asking price
14,951 priced listings · $13–$1,170
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Answers
How the numbers are built and how to put them to work.
Every range is built from observed marketplace listings for used OEM parts. We aggregate asking prices by part, vehicle, condition grade, and year, then publish the low, median, and high so you can see the whole market, not one seller's number.
Grade A parts are lightly used with minimal wear, grade B shows average wear for the mileage, and grade C has cosmetic damage or high mileage. X means the seller didn't state a grade. Graded medians appear on every part card and guide page.
No. All figures are part-only asking prices and exclude shipping, core charges, and installation labor. Factor those in when comparing against a local quote.
Mileage, condition grade, fitment variants, and regional supply all move the price. That's why we anchor every guide on the median and show the spread. A wide spread tag means you should compare listings carefully before paying top of range.
Listings are re-collected on a rolling basis, and each vehicle guide shows the date its data was last refreshed. Fast-moving categories like engines and transmissions are prioritized.
That's the point. Open the guide for your exact model and year, note the median and the grade-level medians, and you have a defensible number to quote a buyer, a seller, or an insurance adjuster.