Wilbert's U-Pull It: Rochester, Buffalo and Bath Yards Guide

Direct answer: Wilbert's U-Pull It is a family-run self-service salvage business with three yards in Western New York: Rochester (in Williamson), Buffalo (in Elma) and Bath. You pay a small entry fee, walk the lot, and pull your own parts. All three yards are open seven days a week, 9 AM to 5 PM.

Which Wilbert's yard is closest to you?

People search for "Wilbert's u pull it" about 8,000 times a month, and most of them want one of three places. Wilbert's names its yards after the nearest city, but none of them sits inside that city, so check the actual address before you drive.

Yard	Address	Phone	Google rating
Wilbert's U-Pull It of Rochester	4936 NY-104, Williamson, NY 14589	(315) 589-2222	4.7 from 1,652 reviews
Wilbert's U-Pull It of Buffalo	550 Pound Rd, Elma, NY 14059	(716) 246-0606	4.7 from 558 reviews
Wilbert's U-Pull It of Bath	7992B NY-415, Bath, NY 14810	(607) 776-7662	4.8 from 622 reviews

The Rochester yard in Williamson is the original and the busiest, with more than 1,600 Google reviews. The Buffalo yard in Elma serves the western end of the state, and the Bath yard covers the Southern Tier. Ratings are as of September 2026.

How Wilbert's U-Pull It works

Wilbert's runs the standard self-service model. You pay an admission fee at the gate, bring your own tools, find a donor vehicle in the rows, and remove the part yourself. The company publishes a price list on its website with one price per part type, so an alternator costs the same whichever car it came from. It also publishes a vehicle inventory search, which is worth checking before you drive out, since a car you saw online last week may already be crushed.

Wilbert's also has a phone app, launched in 2025, that covers inventory and parts, and it buys end-of-life vehicles with same-day pickup in its service areas. If you want to sell rather than buy, request a cash offer or call the yard directly.

What customers say

Across the three yards, Wilbert's holds some of the highest ratings of any self-service business in the directory: 4.7 to 4.8 stars from more than 2,800 reviews combined. Reviewers mention fair prices, the organized rows and helpful staff. As with any yard, a few reviews mention a part that turned out not to fit, which is why checking the interchange and inspecting the part before you pay matters.

Wilbert's vs. other Western New York yards

Wilbert's is the only multi-location self-service operator in the region. The New York junkyards pages list the independent salvage yards around Rochester, Buffalo and the Southern Tier, most of them full-service, where staff pull the part for you at a higher price. If you would rather not do the work, or you need something heavy like a transmission, a full-service yard can be the better trip. Our guide to full-service versus self-service yards explains the trade-off.

Before you go

• Call to ask whether the car you need is on the lot. Rows change daily.
• Bring your own tools unless the yard says otherwise: sockets, wrenches, a breaker bar, penetrating oil, gloves and eye protection. Our tool checklist covers the rest.
• Ask about the entry fee, core charges and the return policy at the gate.
• Check the listing page for other yards nearby in case this one does not have your part.

New to self-service yards? Start with what a U Pull It junkyard is and how it works, or browse every U Pull It location in the directory.

U-Pull-It.com is an independent directory. We are not affiliated with this yard. Hours, ratings and details come from public listings and can change, so call before you go.