Sell Your Renault to Tas Wreck
A Renault does not need to be running or roadworthy before you contact us.
Passenger cars may reach the wrecking stage after years of use, accident damage or a major mechanical problem. SUVs can develop faults that the owner decides not to repair, while commercial vans can accumulate substantial kilometres through everyday business use.
Tas Wreck can consider Renault vehicles that are:
- Old
- Unwanted
- Accident damaged
- Mechanically faulty
- High kilometre
- Non-running
- Unregistered
- No longer required
- Scrap or end-of-life
- Partially incomplete
Tell us about the Renault in its current condition.
Useful information includes the model, year, kilometres if known, mechanical condition, body damage, whether it starts and drives, and the suburb where the vehicle is located.
Renault Models We Wreck
Renault has sold small hatchbacks, family cars, SUVs and commercial vans in Australia.
Models Tas Wreck can consider include:
- Renault Clio
- Renault Megane
- Renault Captur
- Renault Koleos
- Renault Kadjar
- Renault Arkana
- Renault Fluence
- Renault Laguna
- Renault Scenic
- Renault Trafic
- Renault Master
- Other Renault models
The list is not a requirement for acceptance.
If your Renault is not mentioned, contact us with its exact model, year and condition.
Renault Clio Wreckers Hobart
Clio models can remain in everyday use for many years before accident damage, mechanical problems or increasing repair requirements make the owner consider another option.
Tas Wreck can assess old, unwanted, damaged, high-kilometre and non-running Renault Clios.
If your Clio has an engine, transmission, electrical or other mechanical fault, you do not need to repair it simply to ask for a quote.
Suitable dismantled Clios may also provide reusable components such as mechanical parts, doors, panels, lights, mirrors, wheels, interior parts and selected electrical components.
Availability depends on the vehicles currently being dismantled.
Renault Megane Wreckers
Tas Wreck can also consider Renault Megane models.
Whether yours has accident damage, a major mechanical problem, high kilometres or has simply been replaced, tell us about its current condition.
For a parts enquiry, provide more than the Megane name where possible.
Model year, body style, engine, transmission and the exact component required can help distinguish between parts used across different versions of the vehicle.
Renault Koleos Wreckers Hobart
Koleos brings SUV-related search intent into the Renault range.
Tas Wreck can assess Koleos models that are:
- Accident damaged
- Mechanically faulty
- High kilometre
- Non-running
- Unregistered
- Unwanted
If the SUV has a known engine, transmission, suspension, electrical or driveline problem, include that information when requesting an assessment.
For used parts, provide the model year, engine and drivetrain information where known.
Different Koleos generations and specifications should not be assumed to use identical components.
Renault Captur and Kadjar Wreckers
Captur and Kadjar models can also be considered according to the individual vehicle and its condition.
If your Renault SUV has been damaged or developed a major fault, tell us whether it starts, drives, rolls and steers.
For used-part enquiries, identify the exact model and year rather than simply asking for a Renault SUV component.
Depending on current dismantling stock, reusable parts may be available from mechanical, body, interior and electrical areas of suitable vehicles.
Renault Van Wreckers Hobart
Commercial Renaults deserve separate treatment from the passenger-car range.
Trafic and Master vans may spend years being used for trades, deliveries, service work, transport or other business purposes.
That can mean substantial kilometres and a different pattern of wear from a Clio or Megane.
Tas Wreck can consider eligible Renault vans that are:
- High kilometre
- Mechanically faulty
- Accident damaged
- Non-running
- Unregistered
- Replaced by another work vehicle
- No longer required by the business or owner
If you have a Renault van to sell, tell us its model, year, body configuration, engine if known and current condition.
Also tell us whether it starts and drives.
Renault Trafic Wreckers Hobart
Trafic is one of the most important Renault models for commercial-vehicle wrecking and parts enquiries.
Different Trafic generations and configurations can use different engines, transmissions, body components and other parts.
If you want to sell a Trafic, useful information includes:
- Model year
- Series if known
- Diesel engine details
- Manual or automatic transmission
- Wheelbase or van configuration where known
- Kilometres
- Mechanical condition
- Accident damage
- Whether it starts and drives
- Pickup suburb
A Trafic does not need to be repaired before it can be assessed.
If the van has an engine or transmission problem, tell us what you know about the fault.
Used Renault Trafic Parts
Suitable Trafic vans can provide reusable components during dismantling.
Depending on current stock and component condition, parts may include:
- Engines and engine components
- Manual or automatic transmissions
- Turbo and intake-related components
- Cooling-system components
- Alternators
- Starter motors
- Suspension components
- Steering components
- Doors
- Bonnets
- Bumpers
- Mirrors
- Headlights
- Taillights
- Interior components
- Selected electrical components
- Wheels
- Other reusable van parts
Parts availability changes as vans arrive and components are sold.
Exact identification matters. Current Australian dismantling listings distinguish Trafic vehicles by details such as series, diesel engine, transmission and body configuration, rather than treating every Trafic as mechanically identical.
Renault Master Wreckers Hobart
Tas Wreck can also assess eligible Renault Master vans.
A Master may have accumulated substantial kilometres through commercial use before a major repair, accident or replacement makes it unwanted.
Tell us:
- Model year
- Body type
- Engine if known
- Transmission
- Kilometres if known
- Mechanical condition
- Body condition
- Whether it starts and drives
- Missing major components
- Pickup location
Commercial vehicle configurations can differ substantially.
A van, bus-style vehicle or cab-chassis configuration should not automatically be treated as having the same body or mechanical parts.
Provide the exact vehicle details when checking for Master components.
Used Renault Parts Hobart
Tas Wreck dismantles suitable Renault vehicles to recover components that remain suitable for reuse.
Depending on current stock, used Renault parts may include:
- Engines
- Engine components
- Manual transmissions
- Automatic transmissions
- Driveline components
- Alternators
- Starter motors
- Radiators and cooling components
- Steering components
- Suspension components
- Doors
- Bonnets
- Guards
- Bumpers
- Tailgates
- Mirrors
- Headlights
- Taillights
- Wheels
- Seats
- Interior trim
- Selected electrical components
- Other reusable parts
Used parts are subject to current stock, compatibility and individual component condition.
Contact Tas Wreck with the exact component required before travelling to the yard.
Renault Engines and Gearboxes
Engine and transmission enquiries need accurate identification.
Simply saying “Renault diesel engine” or “Trafic gearbox” may not provide enough information.
Depending on the component, we may need details such as:
- Model
- Model year
- Series
- Engine size
- Engine code if known
- Fuel type
- Transmission
- Exact component required
- Part number or identifying code
For a Trafic or Master, van configuration may also be relevant.
Provide any numbers visible on the existing component if available.
Tas Wreck can then check the enquiry against current dismantling stock.
Renault Body Parts
A Renault can have serious mechanical problems while its body remains largely intact.
Likewise, accident damage may affect only one area of the vehicle.
Depending on the donor vehicle, reusable body components may include:
- Doors
- Bonnets
- Guards
- Bumpers
- Tailgates
- Mirrors
- Headlights
- Taillights
- Other exterior components
When asking about a body part, provide the model, year, body style and which side of the vehicle is required.
For vans, tell us the body or door configuration where relevant.
Renault Interior and Electrical Parts
Interior and electrical components can vary significantly between model years and specifications.
If you need a Renault interior component, provide the exact part and vehicle details.
Photos can be useful where trim, switches or other components look similar but differ between versions.
For electrical components, provide a part number or identifying label where possible.
Availability and suitability need to be checked against current stock.
Finding the Correct Renault Part
Renault parts should not be selected from the model name alone.
For a useful parts enquiry, provide:
Model: Clio, Megane, Koleos, Trafic, Master or another Renault.
Year: The vehicle’s model year.
Series: Where known.
Engine: Particularly important for mechanical components.
Transmission: Manual or automatic where relevant.
Body configuration: Particularly useful for vans.
Exact part: Tell us precisely what component you need.
Part number: Provide it if available.
Photos: These can help identify components and markings.
This is especially important for Trafic and Master vans, where generation, engine, transmission and vehicle configuration can materially change which part is required.
Wrecking High-Kilometre Renault Vans
A work van can accumulate kilometres quickly.
A Trafic or Master may spend years making deliveries, carrying equipment, travelling between job sites or operating as part of a commercial fleet.
High kilometres alone do not tell us everything about the vehicle.
A high-kilometre van may still contain reusable body, interior, electrical or mechanical components. Conversely, a lower-kilometre van may have significant accident damage.
Tas Wreck assesses the individual Renault rather than relying on kilometres alone.
If you have replaced an older commercial van, you can ask us to assess the unwanted vehicle in its existing condition.
Accident-Damaged Renaults
Tas Wreck can consider accident-damaged Renault cars, SUVs and vans.
You do not need to complete body repairs before requesting a quote.
Tell us:
- Which area is damaged
- Whether the vehicle starts
- Whether it drives
- Whether it rolls
- Whether it steers
- Whether airbags have deployed
- Whether suspension or wheels are damaged
- Whether major components are missing
Photos can help when the damage is substantial.
A vehicle with significant damage in one area may still contain reusable components elsewhere.
Renaults With Mechanical Problems
Engine, transmission and electrical problems can make an older Renault difficult for its owner to justify repairing.
Tas Wreck can consider vehicles with problems involving:
- Engine
- Transmission
- Cooling system
- Turbo or intake system
- Starting system
- Electrical system
- Suspension
- Steering
- Driveline
- Multiple mechanical systems
If a workshop has already identified the fault, tell us what you know.
If there is no confirmed diagnosis, explain the symptoms and whether the Renault currently starts or drives.
You do not need to obtain a new mechanical diagnosis solely to request an assessment.
Non-Running Renault Removal
If your Renault cannot be driven, collection can be arranged for eligible vehicles purchased by Tas Wreck.
For a non-running vehicle, tell us whether it:
- Rolls
- Steers
- Has all wheels fitted
- Has damaged suspension
- Is accessible to a tow vehicle
- Is parked inside a garage
- Is behind a gate or other obstruction
Access becomes especially important with a commercial van because the vehicle can be larger than a normal passenger car.
Give us the pickup details when requesting the quote rather than waiting until collection day.
Renault Car and Van Removal Across Hobart
Tas Wreck operates from 26 Jackson Street, Glenorchy TAS 7010.
We provide removal for eligible Renault vehicles we purchase across Hobart and surrounding areas, including:
- Glenorchy
- Moonah
- Derwent Park
- New Town
- Lenah Valley
- Claremont
- Berriedale
- Rosetta
- Montrose
- Hobart
These are examples of our service areas rather than the limits of the Tas Wreck collection area.
If your Renault is in another Hobart suburb, contact us with the location.
Free removal is available for eligible Renault vehicles purchased by Tas Wreck.
Same-day collection may be available depending on timing, vehicle type, location, condition, access and the collection schedule.
Renault Van Collection in Hobart
Collection planning can be particularly important for Trafic and Master vans.
Tell us if the vehicle is:
- At a workshop
- At a business premises
- Inside a warehouse or garage
- In an underground or height-restricted area
- Parked in a narrow driveway
- Unable to roll
- Unable to steer
- Missing wheels
- Affected by suspension damage
Also tell us the body configuration where relevant.
A commercial van can have different access and transport requirements from a Clio or Megane, so accurate information helps us understand the collection before it is arranged.
Renault Removal From Glenorchy and Surrounding Suburbs
Our actual Tas Wreck yard is in Glenorchy.
We can also collect eligible purchased Renault vehicles from nearby service areas such as Moonah, Derwent Park, New Town and Lenah Valley, as well as Claremont, Berriedale, Rosetta, Montrose and Hobart.
These suburbs are service areas, not additional Tas Wreck yards.
If your suburb is not specifically listed, contact us with the location. The service area is not limited to these ten names.
What Happens When a Renault Is Dismantled?
A Renault that is no longer useful as a complete vehicle may still contain components suitable for another car or van.
During dismantling, reusable components can be identified and separated according to their condition.
For example, a Trafic with a failed engine may still have suitable:
- Body components
- Doors
- Lighting
- Interior parts
- Transmission-related components
- Suspension parts
- Wheels
- Selected electrical components
A damaged Clio may retain usable mechanical or rear body components away from the accident area.
Remaining recyclable materials can continue through the recycling process after suitable reusable components are recovered.
The exact parts recovered depend on the individual vehicle.
Selling a Former Work Van
Before handing over a Trafic, Master or other commercial Renault, check the vehicle carefully for items you want to keep.
Remove:
- Tools
- Personal belongings
- Business documents
- Loose equipment
- Electronic devices
- Removable accessories you intend to retain
If the van has permanently fitted equipment, shelving or substantial modifications, tell Tas Wreck about them when requesting the assessment.
Also tell us if major vehicle components have already been removed.
Information We Need to Assess Your Renault
You can make the initial enquiry straightforward.
Tell Tas Wreck:
- Renault model
- Year
- Kilometres if known
- Current condition
- Known mechanical problems
- Accident damage
- Whether it starts and drives
- Whether major parts are missing
- Pickup suburb
For a commercial van, include its body configuration and any access information that could affect collection.
Tas Wreck can then assess the Renault based on the vehicle you actually have.
