Just a good location for the DIY guy easy to get a fair amount of inventory and some fresh Inventory straggle in but you most likely will find what you are need. DO NOTE IS ON OFF THE OLD 210 Hwy

Customer service /front desk very considerate and kind .Not good with names but the two lady's and guy with all the tatoos.thank you

Racist location!!!!! I will never ever do business with this place again, ever!!!! RUDE, OPENLY FRUSTRATED Clerk combs through my open tool bag as if looking for a needle; when right behind me a caucasian couple came through and she did not even ask to look in their tool bag which they did not even offer in the first place. What a disgusting experience!!!!!

This place is so much better than other “you-pull” junkyard places around KC… I think you can guess which ones I am talking about! The workers here are so much nicer and helpful. I was able to come in and get parts off of a car that had been there for 2 months and was NOT already picked clean. Could have just been my luck of the draw, but I was extremely surprised. Parts were very fairly priced! I was very impressed overall and will definitely be back when I need to get some used parts for my Jeep!

Nice fresh selections, better prices, super friendly staff, and I don't feel like I'm going to get shanked going there. And I've never been hit up for anything there by anyone.

How does a junkyard have no Corollas? And no Grand Caravans newer than 2006? Also I'd say maybe 1/4 of the cars are inaccessible due to huge deep puddles as well. That's the last time I'll be going to Liberty U Pull.

Clearly remarkable service and attitude from the ladies at Midway U-Pull, thank you for being exceptionally helpful and patient with me, will return 4 more quality junk, unknown year Nissan Quest roof rails small modifications fit on the 98 CRV perfectly, thanks again

It's fun looking through the cars you find all kinds of things

Good inventory bad customer service employe wasnt very nice

if you're looking for car parts for any kind of car and are handy with a wrench, check out the junk yards for parts first. they have all kinds of makes and models including domestic and imports. they keep the cars grouped together by make. you'll find the cars in varying degrees of condition. it's a junk yard but could also be a gold mine. it's helpful that they keep an online inventory of which car makes and models they have in the lot that's mostly up to date. the website will tell you which row you can find specific cars on and includes pictures of the cars condition when it's put in the lot, however what the car looks like when you get to it may be drastically different. if the parts are removable, they're up for grabs. they have a price for parts list that is also available on the website so you know what you can expect to spend on the parts you're after if you're able to find them. you do have to pay a small fee to enter the yard, i think it's $2.00 per person, but your stamp is good for all day. prices are fair and you can find body parts in good condition if you luck out. i believe they have 3 or maybe 4 locations that you can access on the website. you'll need to bring your own tools for removing parts because they don't have any for public use and someone to help if you're after something big or heavy. they do have some carts available to use in the yard to haul your parts to the checkout. tool bags are subject to search upon entering and leaving.