Sparta area customers chasing a brake or wheel bearing issue can find affordable used components at Dumbleton Used Auto Parts. We stock brake calipers, wheel bearing assemblies, and hub units for cars, trucks, and vans at our Pavilion, NY location, sourced from a wide range of salvaged domestic and import vehicles.
Search our online inventory or call (585) 584-3458 to find the brake or wheel component you need today.




If you need help finding a specific part, please contact us by phone, fax, email, or in person.
Here at Dumbleton Used Auto Parts we are proud to support our communities in many ways including supplying cars for practice to both the Volunteer Fire Departments in the area, the FBI’s bomb practices, and supporting the local sporting teams.


If your vehicle has exterior damage, we stock body panels, doors, hoods, bumpers, and fenders for most makes and models sourced from our rotating salvage inventory at Pavilion, NY.
Brake or suspension trouble? Parts we commonly carry include brake calipers, wheel bearings, strut assemblies, and control arms. We also stock complete used engines, transmissions, alternators, and radiators for a full range of repair needs.
Call Dumbleton Used Auto Parts in Pavilion, NY, today at (585) 584-3458. We look forward to serving you!
Sparta and Livingston County vehicle owners have counted on Dumbleton Used Auto Parts since 1966 for quality used parts at honest prices. Brake components, wheel assemblies, suspension parts, engines, and body panels. Our inventory covers a broad range of repair needs for domestic and import vehicles.
With decades of experience in automotive salvage, our team sources parts from domestic and import cars, trucks, and vans across a wide range of makes, models, and years. Whether you need a single caliper or a full front-end rebuild, our staff can help you find the right parts at the right price.
Find the part you need in our online inventory or reach us by phone, fax, or email. We also pay cash for end-of-life vehicles. Call (585) 584-3458 to get started.