Lisburn Auto Salvage Limited
Lisburn Auto Salvage is estimated to make <$100 per month from 542 downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
Lisburn Auto Salvage are a family run vehicle and recovery service established in 1962 (originally Sam Ellis Recovery). Working alongside some of Northern Irelands largest vehicle insurers we have now become one of the b
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Lisburn Auto Salvage are a family run vehicle and recovery service established in 1962 (originally Sam Ellis Recovery). Working alongside some of Northern Irelands largest vehicle insurers we have now become one of the biggest recovery and salvage agents. In 2012, Lisburn Auto Salvage started onsite salvage auctions, opening up to the general public. Now, due to the growth and expansion of these auctions Lisburn Auto Salvage have now decided to expand further and offer an online auction service, opening up to customers through the UK and Ireland, a first for An independent salvage company in Northern Ireland, and amongst a small few in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Rating & reviews
7 reviews
Monetization
Free
No in-app purchases detected
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What's new
Added few fixes and improvements.
How much does Lisburn Auto Salvage make?
Lisburn Auto Salvage is estimated to make <$100 per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does Lisburn Auto Salvage have?
Lisburn Auto Salvage has an estimated 542 downloads / mo on Google Play.
Is Lisburn Auto Salvage free?
Lisburn Auto Salvage is free to download.
What is Lisburn Auto Salvage's rating?
Lisburn Auto Salvage has a rating of 4.3 out of 5, based on 7 reviews.
Publisher
Lisburn Auto Salvage Limited
Category
Auto & Vehicles
Compatibility
6.0
Size
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Rating
PEGI 3
Price
Free
Released
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Last update
Oct 15, 2025
Languages
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