Were very helping with accessing some parts for my 2005 Acura TL would recommend this place to anyone looking for affordable car parts!

Really well kept yard. Neat and tidy. Little pricey on some things, but great junkyard. Friendly staff also. But beware, they charge for EVERYTHING. So, if you buy say, a hood, well, they charge you for the little sprayers for windshield washer. Over $3 apiece at that. I mean, come on. You couldn't take them out without breaking them anyway. Get real.

Awesome deals. Make sure you bring tools with you and wear comfortable attire, the walk could be moderate and it's outdoors.

Might be one of the all time experience. I juT needed to talk to ANYONE about a part I needed. Couldn't get by their stupid automated call system.

The people are very and the lot is pretty organized. Some of the labeling on the tire rows are worn off and hard to read but otherwise it's easy to navigate.

I love this place. I needed a front headlight assembly for a 2004 Dodge Grand Caravan. NAPA price was $107.00 for the new light. I found an exact match for $36.50. It took me less than 5 minutes to remove and the same amount of time to install in my van. The workers were all very nice and seemed genuinely interested in helping me find the location of the match vehicle. Each time I come here I am not disappointed. I did look online to see if a match was available. They are the best at what they do, have parts less than you will pay at retail.

Thanks to the company and staff for the Labor Day sale. And thanks to the attendant that voluntarily assisted in removing and unneeded item from off a part. Great staff and great positive attitude. A good bet to helping all you DYIers. Much respect

My experience wasn't so great here. Pull-A-Part prides themselves in being unorganized. It's all over there website. You have to pay to go into the yard. So, they can't tell you if they have your part, they charge you to go into the yard, and send you into the yard to figure it out for yourself. So, I paid to spend 30 minutes trying to find the right car (they did tell me they only had one), only to find it was the wrong trim level, and didn't have my part. It stinks to pay to get the wrong answer. It's like playing the lottery, you pay money hoping you get the result you want, but there's no guarantee.

Have bought several parts when they first opened and prices were good. The last couple of times I have been there, including today, paid one dollar to get in(normal for member) spent 30 minutes removing the part I needed, went to the counter to pay and the parts were 10% above NEW retail price so I left them on the counter. This has been my experience the last three times I have been there and I would advise checking with Amazon or Ebay first. I will not be returning to pull a part. The cashier was rude and told me it was my choice to buy and showed me on his phone that it was cheaper on Amazon so I told him he could keep it. I guess getting nothing to them is better than giving their customer a good price on a used part.

You have to pay just to walk into the yard they can tell you if they have the car your looking for but don't know anything about them. You could pay to go look at a completely stripped out car. No cash refund to only store credit if your part doesn't work. They had a cop just sitting up there waiting on something to go down must happen pretty frequently im guessing because they are ripping people off I will never go back here and I have 60 buck in store credit also. They are a little high on prices to. The employees are not friendly and not helpful