Pick-N-Pull

Fuck these guys! Absolutely no customer service. If you go be sure to bring cash only if you’re white, the racist Mexicans will not let you pay with a CC even the website says they take cards.

Purchased exhaust parts for my Suzuki SX4 earlier today.
It’s a Pick N Pull, people, not Autozone. I went online to check and see if they actually had my car in stock, which they did. I arrived, paid $ 1 to enter the yard, they checked my toolbox to ensure I wasn’t bringing in any unauthorized items. I found the vehicle I was looking for within 15 minutes, and I had the parts I needed soon thereafter. You can rent a wheelbarrow for another $ 1, but I didn’t need one.
Checkout was easy enough. The cashier looks at the parts you have pulled, and comes up with a price. I asked one of the yard workers for assistance at one point, and he was happy to help.
Mission accomplished. The big chunk of exhaust system that I found cost $ 30, while the cheapest I could find for the exact same part online was $ 962.
Follow the rules, bring some basic tools, and save serious cash. Thanks !

I needed a front drivers side window for my 93 Mercedes 300 E. So, I called their auto glass department and talked to Tony. Tony was very helpful and quoted me a price for the window and installation over the phone. I took my car in and as promised… they replaced the window in just under an hour. The price was fair and the service was excellent. It was a no hassle experience from start to finish. Need glass? Just give these guys a call.

I went there on a Saturday at around 4pm. I looked on their website quickly and noticed they closed at 5:30pm.
I was going there to look around the old/​vintage car lot which is only open on Saturday and Sunday. What I didn’t know or forgot is that it’s only open from 9am-​12pm. I had driven from Canyon Lake to look around. Since they don’t keep inventory of the old cars, it’s a gamble already going down there and investing an hour + drive.
I talked to the guys at the desk and they said they couldn’t open it so I could just look around quickly. They said, talk to the manager. I got in touch with the manager in the main building and he agreed to walk me out there and look around. He opened this up specifically for me, and it was HOT out that day too.
I’d just like to say it was much appreciated and it was certainly something he didn’t have to do, since it was my mistake.

This place is getting worse and worse. I have been going for years. They trash the interiors of the cars. When they place a new car out, they clean up the area by jamming everything inside the new car. Gas tanks, wheels, cv axles etc all goes inside.
When you get to the counter, all the cashiers act like they are some sort of badass. They are rude and insulting. I have called from the yard asking for a price on something. When I get to the window it is twice as much. You tell them I called and was told $XXX.00. They say «so what? you didn’t talk to me.»
I went today and they charging dealer prices. I needed a power mirror switch. Nissan wants $ 48.00 new. Pick n pull wants $ 40.00. It is a used part that you have to scavenge and them uninstall yourself. Might as well go get it new. Other parts were priced just a few bucks under new retail. No need giving a rude business any of your business.

Picknpull will always be the place where you can find just about anything you’re looking for. Unfortunately their service is nonexistent and their prices are inconsistent. At least they have a shuttle.

Whether you’re looking for the next project, or working on a vehicle in progress, this may be a key place to getting the right part for an acceptable price. If you call ahead, determine availability of vehicle your part should be on, and price. Be absolutely certain you can carry in necessary equipment to remove, or get access to the part needed.
The gate opens at 8:30am $ 1 entry, line forms at 8:20, no one is in a race to a certain bargain item like at a store, it is a question of time, the cars are organized, there is a shuttle, but waiting for it can eat precious time.
This day I found myself removing the rear hangers, springs, shocks, live axle, hubs, wheels of a Dodge to build a trailer. Removing the part was done in 1.5 hours, i walked back to get a large flatbed wagon available for $ 1, wagon was beastly, and would barely fit between vehicles empty, parts I had chosen were too heavy and cumbersome to flip down the long, tight row of Dodges.
Prices at the counter were somewhat different than quoted, but the difference was tolerable considering the options I had at that point. They provided a hoist to land the assembly in the middle of my truck bed at 11:30 $ 225. Entry, bottled water, wagon, parts.

Lost my business !!
Bad pricing, no negotiating
*Given wrong info, pulled parts then charged an arm and leg.
No thanks you guys suck at customer service !!

There’s nothing like a couple of hours at the Pick-​N-​Pull to get you in touch with your inner Tim the Tool Man.
This place offers acres and acres of cars, very logically and clearly arranged by make and model. The yard is relatively safe and surprisingly clean.
I recommend using the Car Inventory function on the website (
) to make sure they have what you’re looking for before you go. I didn’t check in advance before my last visit, and I went away empty-​handed. But that’s my fault, not theirs.

Best Auto Salvage yard I have been to. Staff was friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable. They have a shuttle that can take you to the area you are needing to get to and they bring you and your parts back to the gate for you when your are through. Very clean and easy to get to each car. Had more cars of the type I was looking for than any other place I have found. Wish it wasn’t 300 miles away.

If you’re lookin’ for an awesome guy thing to do on the weekend, then head on out to Pick N Pull. It costs $ 1 per person to get in, but you get to browse acres and acres of junked cars. If you see something you need (or just want) just break out your tools and take it! Just make sure you pay for it on the way out.
Great place to buy used parts — good variety too.