Short answer: Express Pull-N-Save has three self-service yards in Middle Tennessee: La Vergne, Lebanon and Nashville. All three open every day at 8 AM. The website gives the closing time as 4:30 PM on one page and 5:00 PM on another, or dusk if that comes first, with last entry 30 minutes before closing. It publishes a price list, a vehicle search for each yard and maps of two yards.
Last checked: September 29, 2026. Addresses, phone numbers, hours, price list, vehicle search and yard maps are from expresspullnsave.com. Ratings, payment options and distances are from public listings.
Where are the three yards?
| Yard | Address | Phone | Google rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Vergne | 409 Dick Buchanan Street, 37086 | (615) 502-2444 | 4.2 from 1,272 reviews |
| Lebanon | 464 Cainsville Road, 37087 | (615) 547-6767 | 4.3 from 583 reviews |
| Nashville | 400 W. Trinity Lane, 37207 | (615) 228-3434 | Not in our directory yet |
La Vergne and Lebanon are about 19 miles apart in a straight line. The company says the yards hold more than 2,000 vehicles between them and that new ones arrive daily. Both listed yards take credit and debit cards.
When is Express Pull-N-Save open?
The website says "open everyday" from 8 AM. After that its pages disagree, and the public listings give a third answer.
| Source | Closing time |
|---|---|
| Website home page | 4:30 PM or dusk, whichever is earlier |
| Website contact page | 5:00 PM or dusk, whichever is earlier |
| Public listings, La Vergne and Lebanon | 6:00 PM on most days, 4:30 PM on Sunday |
Plan around the earliest one. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing, so treat 4:00 PM as the latest you can walk in, and earlier on a short winter day if the yard closes at dusk. Call the yard if you need the later hours.
Sunday opening sets it apart. Of the 29 Tennessee yards in our directory, seven list Sunday hours.
How do you search the cars and find them in the yard?
Each yard has its own search: La Vergne, Lebanon and Nashville. The page asks you to log in, but there is a button to start a search without an account. Use it. An account is only worth making if you want the yard to remember you.
The company says it sorts its cars into six sections: General Motors, imports, Ford, full-size trucks, Chrysler and Dodge, and antiques. It posts a La Vergne yard map and a Lebanon yard map. Both files were uploaded in 2020, so rows may have moved. We found no map for Nashville.
Save the map to your phone before you go. A search tells you the car is there. The map tells you which corner of the yard to walk to.
A one-minute video about the La Vergne yard from the Mike Sparks channel, published June 2011. It is old, so the yard may look different now.
What do parts cost?
The price list has more than 350 rows. One price applies to a part whatever car it comes from. These are as listed on September 29, 2026.
| Part | Price | Core charge |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $23.99 | $3.50 |
| Alternator | $24.99 | $3.00 |
| Radiator | $37.99 | $6.00 |
| Hood | $40.99 | $3.00 |
| Door assembly, complete | $65.99 | $6.00 |
| Transmission | $120.00 | $8.00 |
| Engine with accessories | $254.95 | $25.00 |
Tires are sold as-is at $15, $20 or $25. The list does not mention sales tax or any other fee. A core charge is a deposit you get back for your old part, and our page on core charges explains how to avoid paying it.
