U PULL IT

About U Pull It

A national online directory of junkyards, salvage yards, and auto wrecking yards in the United States.

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Our Story

U-Pull-It helps people find independent junkyards, salvage yards and auto recyclers. Use the directory to compare locations, check available vehicle feeds and contact businesses about the parts you need.

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What We Do

Use the directory to look for used parts or find a buyer for a car you want to sell:

searchFind a local junkyard

The directory has 3,606 business listings. Each yard sets its own prices and policies. Where we have checked a detail, we show the source and date. Some listing details still need confirmation, so contact the yard before visiting.

local_shippingJunk Car Removal Services

Our offer form refers vehicle sellers to Wheelzy through its affiliate program. The buyer confirms eligibility, documents, pickup and net payment before completing a purchase.

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Our Commitment to the Environment

Choosing used auto parts is an environmentally responsible decision. By promoting auto recycling, we help reduce manufacturing demand for new parts, cut metal waste, and lower energy consumption.

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Our Expertise

We maintain directory records and practical guides. Operator sources and verification dates are shown where checked. If you spot an error, use the listing correction link or contact us with the business name and an official source. Technical work should follow the vehicle manufacturer and yard safety instructions.

Get in Touch

Ready to start saving? Browse our directory to find the nearest yard, or call our junk car removal service at 1-855-497-1176 for an instant quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

helpWhat is a U-Pull-It junkyard?

A U-Pull-It junkyard, also called a self-service salvage yard, collects end-of-life vehicles and lets you remove usable auto parts from them yourself.

You bring your own tools and do the labor to pull the parts you need from the vehicles in the yard. Because you do the work, you pay based on the part you take rather than for someone else’s labor.

This DIY approach offers the most savings, typically 50% to 80% off the cost of new parts. It suits DIY enthusiasts, mechanics, and budget-conscious buyers who want the lowest prices.

Because of the low cost and self-service model, parts from U-Pull-It locations are generally sold "as-is" with no warranty.

helpWhat are the key differences between self-service and full-service yards?

Here are the key differences between self-service and full-service salvage yards:

Target audience

Self-service yards suit DIY enthusiasts, mechanics, and budget-conscious customers. Full-service yards suit beginners or busy people who prefer convenience.

Labor and tools

At a self-service yard you bring your own tools and remove the parts yourself, which usually takes 1 to 3 hours. At a full-service yard, staff locate and remove the parts for you in about 30 to 60 minutes.

Cost and savings

Self-service yards offer the lowest prices, generally 50% to 80% off new. Full-service yards cost a bit more for the labor but still save 30% to 50%. An ECM might run $50–$100 at a self-service yard versus $100–$200 full-service.

Warranties and extras

Full-service yards often test and clean parts, offer delivery, and provide 30- to 90-day warranties. Self-service locations sell "as-is" with no warranty.

storeMajor self-service salvage yard chains

Several major self-service chains operate across the United States with large inventories and low prices:

LKQ Pick Your Part

The nation’s largest vehicle recycler, processing over 600,000 vehicles a year with daily new inventory.

U-Pull-&-Pay

Known for clean, organized facilities, an online inventory database with daily updates, and free junk car removal.

Pick-n-Pull

Open seven days a week with locations across the country, handling both foreign and domestic vehicles.

GO Pull-It

Popular in the Southeast, with over 1,000 vehicles organized by manufacturer for easy parts retrieval.

Pull-A-Part

Operates 25+ locations nationwide selling used parts and buying junk cars.

Beyond the national chains, countless independent "mom and pop" U-Pull-It yards are great places to find cheap parts or sell a junk vehicle.