Admission is fair priced. Staff are friendly. If they don't have what you are looking for they probably will in a few days. They move a lot of vehicles. The yard is well organized. Location is convenient. Just remember to write the vehicle stock numbers down on the slip they hand you at the admission booth. You will need it at the cashier window. Otherwise you will hold the line up.

I only gave it 4 stars because it never has what I need but that's just how it is at a junk yard. The nice part is you can call and they will tell you over the phone if they have what your looking for. The female staff are happy to help you.😁 Since I am female mechanic, I go pick my own parts quite often if I can. You also have 90 days to return some parts. They have a sale coming soon.👌

The lady at the gate doesn't really seem to know how to navigate their inventory. I saw a 95 Toyota there but it was stripped. So I asked her if there are any other T100's there for any year and she kept telling me I need to look it up on the website and basically just looked up the exact same vehicle I already saw. I went back and eventually found a 96 Toyota. I suppose I was already annoyed that I had to pay again and get a different stamp after having just been at their other location a mile away. Admittedly I'm a diy newbie so I don't know everything like the normal guys, but they should expect there would be some people like that to start out in the hobby. Ultimately I didn't find my part. I found a different part I could have used, they wanted $15 for a belt buckle, I could buy a new alternative for $19 so I declined. The guy next to me also declined to buy a larger item when he heard how expensive it was compared to the last time he got one. About 10 others before that had a lot of parts and did seem to complete their purchase as needed. (From reading the other reviews it looks like it's the same rude older lady.)

Not the cleanest of places but you're there to find a part. Prices are better than Wilmington and employees much nicer. Will take the longer drive next time. To me it's worth it.

BEWARE PEOPLE: Cashier not respecting prices shown on their page as they should. The cashier doesn’t know the difference between two parts and there prices, he looks for the part that isn’t it and choses the highest priced part, therefore charging me the price of a part that isn’t it. Also, they charge you more than how much the part actually is on their website. Cheap parts end up being expensive. They are charging you for a used part as if they were brand new, sometimes even more than how much they cost in an actual part store. I’d rather by them new now that they’re charging you as if the part was brand new. If you are going to buy something from here, look for the young skinny dude (he was not there today), he charges you fairly and is respectful not like this old guy that I had today for a cashier.

Ok,the katella place is so much more cleaner than beach boulevard and the one on la Mirada and Imperial highway, please take your oldest shoes to those two! The motor oil pouring from the floor!!!

I like the pyp platform and have many good things to say about most locations. The employees at the Stanton location are very incompetent. I was forced to wait in line several times and had to purchase the core of the part i brought in to return.

I don't know how they conjure up the prices here but it's on another level on stupid. A while back I bought two seats here, complete seats and was charged 80 bucks for the pair. Now I needed two seat pans, just the pans and they say 100 bucks per pan. Not sure how this place even has customers

I've been here many times more because it's the closest to where I live find all the parts i need all the time good customer service as well just make sure to check their website and go to inventory that way you will know if the part or parts you need are available that way you save time and money good luck everyone 👍

Caahiers have no clue on parts so they make up their own pricing when clearly their price lists something else