Wilbert's U-Pull It 14589

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My Life

Its $2 per person to get in the yard. This place is usually always busy and has a big organized selection. Check out was fast and easy as well.Jay was awesome. He had what i needed and was extremely friendly and about business. Got a good deal on a used tire and would definitely recommend this place to others. I usually call 1st to see if they have what I need.

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Jerry Lamb

Great selection of auto/ trucks to get your parts from. Fair pricing if you want to dispose of donate a vehicle as well. Great staff

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Joel S

I sold them my 2006 Ford Focus for parts. They gave me the best offer of anyone because they rounded up to the nearest $50. Getting paid was easy too. Just scan your receipt and their "ATM" gives you cash in $50's. When I've used up my Toyota Camry I will definitely give them a call.

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Nathan Bantle

Lines and lines of car. You pull all parts on your own. They have great prices for the things you pull. All the cars are jacked up so if you want to grab tires or rims they are available too. It’s a $2 entrance fee but it’s worth it. It’s just fun to go and check out honestly!

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Jim

Great place. Lots of cars. Well organized!

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Justin Frank

Very high quality salvage yard. We frequently purchase parts from them. We have had an experience with a bad transmission they sold us and they replaced it at no charge and covered the labor. Pay high prices for scrap vehicles also. Highly recommended.

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Tammy Wright

Well kept , very 0rganized ,kind helpfully staff and they have everything you need .

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Rusty Shackelford

Pretty good all around. Best selection of cars of any junkyard I've seen. But still could be better though. Instead of hanging on to the more valuable vehicles like Toyota pickups, Mercedes, Subarus etc. They just crush cars on the same schedule. So you can count on there being about 50 Buick centuries at all times and maybe one or two Toyota pickups. Very little inventory on the harder to find parts and cars. They only hang on to any of the vehicles for a few months so the few more desirable cars just go to the crusher at the same rate as all the Buicks and Fords do.Most or all of the cars are local so most are rustbuckets. Can't usually find any rust free fenders, suspension parts, etc. If it's rusted on your car more often than not it's rusted on every one in the yard as well. Wish they would save the old cars for longer those are the parts that are hard to come by.Prices are kinda high. Cheaper than new but sometimes it's not even much cheaper than used off ebay. And you have to physically remove the part yourself. Its Certainly not cheap enough to grab parts "just because". And there is a $2 entry fee.They charge too much IMO for odd loose bolts or small fasteners etc. Anything that's not specifically on their price list ends up being expensive somehow.$2 for a single caliper slide. But the whole caliper bracket is with two slides and four bolts is $4?? Makes no sense.Over $60 for 4x fuel injectors and 4x hard lines?? You'd think it'd be like $2 each for the lines and then maybe $5 or $6 for each injector. But it's like twice that. Seems like a lot of prices are about twice what you think they should be.Certain stuff is pretty cheap like brake rotors but the oddball stuff seems expensive. The pricing is just weird. Certain stuff it's a really great deal other stuff you feel like you're overpaying.But decent prices overall for OEM parts. Sometimes you can't even find that stuff anymore if the vehicle is pretty old.The yard is quite nice, it's large level and the cars are well supported on steel rims. Access is great to the undercarriage because the cars are so far off the ground. Never felt too unsafe under a vehicle with their welded steel car frame thingies. It's decently organized but the online inventory is not terribly accurate. A decent amount of mislabeled cars so you pretty much have to walk through the yard to truly check inventory.It is often cold and windy dress warm, if you go early you can leave and come back on the same day without paying twice.Some pretty sketchy clientele and people will often ask to borrow your tools. Up to you on how you respond to that. I prefer to go at off times it can get quite busy on a nice weekend.They're open year round which is nice, I actually don't mind going in the winter. Hardly anyone there and no danger of getting sweaty. If there's a lot of snow you can really use the wheelbarrows though. I usually prefer to walk anyway.Don't mean to be too negative it is a cool place 😎 I'll keep going back. Wish the prices were lower and they were more cognizant of inventory. Other than that it's great.

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alice Martin

Always the best deals if you can bring your mechanic.

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Brenda Rooks

With all cars raised off the ground parts were easy to remove. Map provided and layout made finding vehicles very easy.