Short answer: For used auto parts in Tucson, the three yards where you pull your own are Pull-A-Part at 4151 E Michigan St, Pull N Save at 6671 E Littletown Rd and Arizona U-Pull Save at 5602 N Camino de la Tierra. They are also the only three of the 25 Tucson listings in our directory with Sunday hours. Pick-n-Pull has no store in Arizona, so "pick and pull tucson" means one of these.
Last checked: November 1, 2026. Hours, fees and rules are from pullapart.com and pullnsave.com. Details on the other yards are from abcautowreckingaz.com, autowrecking.com and arizonaautowrecking.godaddysites.com. Chain locations were checked against picknpull.com/locations, pullapart.com/locations and pyp.com/locations. Counts, ratings, listing hours and straight-line distances are from our directory.
Which Tucson yards are self-service?
| Yard | Address | Hours | Entry | Google rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pull-A-Part Tucson | 4151 E Michigan St | Yard daily 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, store to 5:00 PM (its site) | $2, or $1 for VIP members | 4.1 from 1,062 |
| Pull N Save Tucson | 6671 E Littletown Rd | Daily 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, yard access ends 30 minutes earlier (its site) | Not on the store page | 4.6 from 828 |
| Arizona U-Pull Save Auto Parts | 5602 N Camino de la Tierra | Listing: Mon to Sat 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Sun 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM | Not confirmed | 4.3 from 467 |
Pull-A-Part's page notes new winter hours of 8:00 to 4:30. Our listing shows 4:00 PM on Sunday, while the store page shows the same hours every day. Trust the store page, and call (520) 790-5211 if a Sunday trip depends on the last half hour.
Arizona U-Pull Save has no website in our data, so its hours come only from the listing. Call (520) 293-2310 and ask about the entry fee and tool rules before you go.
The rest of what you need on the two chains is already on our site. See our Pull N Save post for that company's rules and the Pull-A-Part Tucson page for the chain's details. Vehicle lists are up for Pull-A-Part and Pull N Save.
Is there a "pull a part" or "pick and pull" in Tucson?
People use both as general terms, so here is what each chain's own list shows.
| Chain | In Tucson? | What its list shows |
|---|---|---|
| Pull-A-Part | Yes | Tucson and Phoenix in Arizona |
| Pull N Save | Yes | Tucson, plus Glendale, Gilbert, Mesa and two Phoenix yards |
| Pick-n-Pull | No | No store in Arizona |
| LKQ Pick Your Part | No | Arizona is not on its state list |
How far apart are the self-service yards?
| From | To | Straight-line distance |
|---|---|---|
| Pull-A-Part | Pull N Save | 4.0 miles |
| Pull-A-Part | Arizona U-Pull Save | 12.3 miles |
| Pull N Save | Arizona U-Pull Save | 16.2 miles |
Pair the first two. Both are on the southeast side, so if one lacks your model you can reach the other in the same morning. Arizona U-Pull Save is on the northwest side, so make it a separate trip unless you have checked by phone. Pull-A-Part's yard closes at 4:30 PM, half an hour before Pull N Save stops letting people into its yard, so start at Pull-A-Part if you plan to do both in an afternoon.
What are the rules at the two chain yards?
Pull-A-Part and Pull N Save agree on the big points. Neither allows jacks or torches, Pull-A-Part also bans grinders, and both set a minimum age of 16. Battery tools are fine at both.
Pull-A-Part gives most parts a 30-day return or exchange with a receipt, for a matching part or store credit. Tires and wheels get only 3 days. It takes cash and major credit cards, not checks. Test anything electrical before you pay if the counter lets you, because store credit does not help much if you never plan to come back.
