Dixon Road U-Pull-It Auto Parts & Sales 72206

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Reelly Phacinating

Be sure they mark your part before you leave. I spent 45 min there removing an exhaust manifold. English guy forgot to mark it and I forgot to make sure he marked it. This was on a Saturday. I realize my exhaust leak was not from the manifold and tried to return it the following Monday but since it was not marked dude would not allow it. English guy would be there Tuesday so I went back then thinking he would remember me. No such luck, he immediately said "no, don't remember you" despite us having had lengthy conversation. So three trips at 40 min each=2 hours and 45 min gone, $30 wasted for a part I don't need, not to mention gas money. So ..make sure they mark your part at checkout! I gave two stars because he was too quick to say he did not remember me. I suspect he did. I understand their policy but he did not even want to entertain the idea of remembering me as I was trying to remind him of our conversation but I was cut off each time. Again, get them to mark your part!

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Leonard Jones

The staff is great.They know me by Cadilac Man.Ive been doing business with them for a long time.Im always satisfied for whatever part I need.Awesome business.

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Christopher D Anderson

This is a mid-sized salvage yard. As between 3 & 4 stars, I'll say 4 because their people are helpful. I've gone there a few times to pull parts I needed so my experience is limited to that. They may offer other services I'm not aware of. They open earlier than other places (+) and close about the same time. Prices are fair and on par with similar places. There is no entry fee. (+) Here's what I suggest: 1) Whatever question you have about their business, Call First. They have always answered the telephone when I've called, and every time I've been there they have at least two people in the office area managing things. (+) They have very limited information on available vehicles on their desktop website and no visibility into inventory on a mobile platform. (-) 2) Before you call, know the part you need and look it up on an official parts distributor's website... And watch the details such as sidedness, engine size, AWD, Accord Sedan v Accord Crosstour, etc. See what year models that part was used in. For instance, if you needed a Ford part, it may be found on five Ford models over three years and two Lincoln models over 4 years. When you call you'll be able to ask for any of the models. Being mid-sized they have most vehicles. 3) You will need tools, and I would not count on a wheelbarrow being available. But even in places with more of them, it's a crap shoot on getting one. I suggest that you bring a dolly, wagon, or whatever if you need several tools or get a heavy part. 4) Check in at the office where they'll tell you the locations of the vehicle they have in the list you made above. 5) Check out is pretty standard. Bring your pulled parts to the office. They'll mark them for return purposes and charge you.