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Junkyard Guideβ€’Nov 7, 2026β€’By U-Pull-It Staff

Cincinnati Junkyards: Three Yards Where You Pull the Part

Three yards inside Cincinnati let you pull your own used parts, and a fourth sits across the river in Hebron, Kentucky. Here are their entry fees, hours and warranties, what an alternator costs, and who pulls the part for you if you would rather not.

Cincinnati Junkyards: Three Yards Where You Pull the Part
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Short answer: For used auto parts in Cincinnati, three yards inside the city let you pull your own: Pick Your Part at 2040 E Kemper Rd, Pull-A-Part at 426 W Seymour Ave and Jack's Used Auto Parts at 4500 Kellogg Ave. Pick Your Part and Pull-A-Part are open seven days. Jack's closes on Sunday. If you want someone else to do the wrenching, Stricker in Batavia and Lindale in New Richmond are full-service yards.

Last checked: November 1, 2026. Hours, fees, rules and prices are from pyp.com, pullapart.com, jacksusedautoparts.com, upullandsave.com, strickerautoparts.com and lindaleautoparts.com. Counts, ratings and distances are from our directory.

How many junkyards are there around Cincinnati?

Area, within 25 miles of downtownListings in our directory
Cincinnati3
Other Ohio towns2
Northern Kentucky7
Southeast Indiana1
Total13

Three of the 13 are self-service by name and those same three list Sunday hours. The rest include scrap metal buyers, so read a listing before you drive to it. See the Cincinnati junkyards page or all Ohio junkyards. We publish 32 Ohio listings, which is a thin count for the state, so a small local yard may be missing.

Which Cincinnati yards let you pull your own parts?

YardAddressHoursEntryGoogle rating
Pick Your Part2040 E Kemper RdDaily, entrance 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM$33.8 from 504
Pull-A-Part426 W Seymour AveDaily, yard 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, store to 6:00 PM$2, or $1 for VIP members4.4 from 2,050
Jack's Used Auto Parts4500 Kellogg AveMonday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 4:45 PM$24.1 from 570
RTP Pick-A-Part2412 Petersburg Rd, Hebron, KYListing: daily, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM$34.4 from 1,211

Pick Your Part, Pull-A-Part and Jack's set a minimum age of 16, and RTP says over 16.

The Seymour Avenue yard used to be U-Pull-&-Pay. Its page now reads Pull-A-Part Cincinnati, formerly U-Pull-&-Pay, and our listing still carries the old name. That page lists yard admission until 5:30 PM, but a banner on it mentions winter 2026 hours of 9 to 4:30. Call (513) 948-8649 before an afternoon trip this winter.

Jack's also has a mechanic who will pull a part for $1 a minute, which is handy if you get stuck on a seized bolt. Its home page says cash only for pulling your own parts, while its rules page says it takes cash and cards, so carry cash. The rules ban cutting and propane torches, power cutters, gas saws, circular saws over 8 inches and any open flame. The site says it has 1,800 cars from 1975 to 2019, so it is worth a call if you own an older model.

RTP Pick-A-Part was Bessler's U Pull & Save, and our listing still uses that name. Its site does not publish a full weekly schedule, so the hours above come from the listing.

What does a part cost, and what if it is bad?

YardWhat you get if a part fails
Pick Your PartAn optional 90-Day Worry-Free Guarantee, priced per part. Otherwise parts are sold as is
Pull-A-Part30-day exchange or store credit on most parts with a receipt, 3 days on tires and wheels. A 120-day extended warranty costs extra on some parts
Jack'sThe site does not state a policy, so ask at the counter
RTP Pick-A-Part30-day exchange or store credit on most parts, 5 days on tires, no cash back

Here is how one price breaks down. On November 1, 2026, the Pick Your Part Cincinnati price list showed an alternator at $39.00, plus a $10.00 refundable core deposit and a $7.80 guarantee, for $56.80 before tax. Skip the guarantee on something cheap and easy to swap. Buy it on anything that takes an afternoon to install. Pull-A-Part has its own parts pricing lookup, and its total also excludes local taxes and fees.

A customer in a hooded sweatshirt kneeling at the front of an old sedan on stands in a salvage yard, with an alternator resting on the hood and bare hillside trees behind
Bring your own tools and closed shoes. Pick Your Part and Pull-A-Part both set their cars on stands, and Pull-A-Part says you do not need a jack.

Who pulls the part for you?

Stricker Auto Parts at 4955 Benton Rd in Batavia calls itself a full-service recycler. It is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM and advertises a 180-day parts warranty. Lindale Auto Parts at 2976 OH-132 in New Richmond is open weekdays from 8 AM to 5 PM and gives a 90-day guarantee with a 30-day return policy. Both have online inventory searches.

For anyone searching for a junkyard for salvage trucks in Cincinnati, Lindale says it specializes in late-model vehicles and light trucks. Pick Your Part and RTP both say their rows include trucks. None of the pages we read mention parts for semis or other heavy trucks, so call first if that is what you need.

A short walk through older GM cars at Jack's in Cincinnati from the david of the junkyard channel, published April 2020.

How far apart are the yards?

FromToStraight-line distance
Pick Your PartPull-A-Part6.7 miles
Pull-A-PartJack's7.5 miles
Pick Your PartJack's13.0 miles
Jack'sStricker14.6 miles
Jack'sLindale13.9 miles
Pull-A-PartRTP Pick-A-Part15.1 miles

Pick Your Part and Pull-A-Part are the easy pair for one day. Start with whichever has your model in its online inventory, and get there in the morning, because the good parts on a new arrival do not last long. New to this kind of yard? Our page on how u-pull-it yards work covers what to bring.

Where can you sell a car or a converter in Cincinnati?

Pick Your Part, Pull-A-Part, Jack's and RTP all say they buy vehicles. Get a quote from more than one, and compare it with a cash offer for your junk car.

A loose catalytic converter is different. Ohio House Bill 210 took effect on October 6, 2026, and adds proof of ownership and payment rules for buyers. Our summary of the Ohio converter law explains them. Outside this area, search junkyards near me.

Common questions

Which Cincinnati junkyards are open on Sunday?

Pick Your Part on E Kemper Rd and Pull-A-Part on W Seymour Ave both list Sunday hours. RTP Pick-A-Part in Hebron, Kentucky does too, according to its listing. Jack's is closed on Sunday.

Is U-Pull-&-Pay in Cincinnati still open?

The yard at 426 W Seymour Ave is open, and its page now calls it Pull-A-Part Cincinnati, formerly U-Pull-&-Pay.

How much does it cost to get into a Cincinnati junkyard?

Pull-A-Part and Jack's charge $2, and Pull-A-Part charges VIP members $1. Pick Your Part and RTP Pick-A-Part charge $3.

How old do you have to be to enter?

Pick Your Part, Pull-A-Part and Jack's say 16, and RTP says over 16. Pull-A-Part and RTP say you may be asked for proof of age or ID.

Can you pull parts yourself at Jack's Used Auto Parts?

Yes. It offers self-service for a $2 entry fee, or a mechanic can pull the part for $1 a minute.

U-Pull-It.com is an independent directory. We are not affiliated with the businesses named here. Hours, fees, prices and ratings come from their websites and public listings and can change, so call before you go.

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