Kingman Pic A Part at 3920 E Andy Devine Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401

Super nice guy helped me out. Found six ignition coils for my Suzuki Vitara Grand AWD LX for just a hundred bucks. Online they wanted over two hundred eighty for the same parts. Saved a good chunk of cash, plus got an air cleaner intake hose thrown in. Been shopping here for years, coming back soon for sure.

Huge inventory, prices that won’t break you. Grabbed what I needed, left happy. Simple as that.

Our nonprofit in Golden Valley AZ pulls abandoned vehicles for the BLM, Mohave County ERACE, and private landowners. We recycle through KPP exclusively. Cecil, Josh, and Nick treat us right every time—friendly, efficient, and always appreciative of what we do. Local ownership like this matters to our communities. We’ll keep coming back as long as they’ll have us.

I showed up needing one ignition coil and not much money to spare. The guy at the counter saw what I needed on my phone and the thirteen-dollar aftermarket price on eBay. He gave me a ten-dollar deal and pointed me right to it. Twenty minutes later I was driving off with the part in hand. Tried this trick a few times now: look up the part with the new price tag on your phone, show the counter guy, ask what he’ll take before you even pay to get in. Most stuff is flexible. He told me coils usually go for sixteen but right then he knocked it down. It’s still a junkyard—everything’s open to discussion.

You pay just two bucks to walk in and the prices are dirt cheap. I blew a coolant hose passing through town and couldn’t wait for a mail order. Grabbed one here for two fifty. One Hispanic guy was helpful enough to even look up a mechanic to swap it. Lot’s organized by make and model, easy to find things. Older white guy working inside though? Rude as could be. That’s why it’s four stars instead of five.

The guy in the office? Absolute legend. I was hunting for a specific truck part, and instead of just pointing me to one option, he dug through everything he had to show me all the choices. Then he gave me a price that actually made sense. I don’t throw around “I like this place” often, but this one’s earned it. ---

I’m here at least once a week, and I keep coming back because the people running the place are solid. They treat you like a regular, not just another customer. The selection of parts is huge—way more than any other spot I’ve tried—and the prices are fair. It’s nice to support a local business that actually cares about doing right by you. ---

I called half a dozen places looking for a 16-inch Ford 1-ton wheel, and every single one either didn’t have it or didn’t want to bother helping. Then I tried Pick a Part, and the guy at the counter didn’t just say “sorry, we don’t got it”—he checked the back lot, found a truck that had what I needed, and even took the wheel off for me for $20. The whole thing cost $77, which is a steal. Next time I need parts, I’m not even looking elsewhere. They saved my ass when no one else would. ---

Cecil’s the kind of guy who actually makes you want to come back. He’s polite, knows his stuff, and doesn’t waste your time with nonsense. Every time I’ve been in, he’s been straight-up helpful—no attitude, no runaround. And the parts I’ve bought from them? Not a single issue. That’s all I ask for. ---

Went with a friend to pull a couple panels off a car, and the second we started working, the guy behind the counter was all over us like we were stealing the place. Accused us of breaking the dash—*we never even touched it*—just because we were there. The inventory’s decent, but the prices are ridiculous, and the attitude? Unbelievable. Wouldn’t recommend unless you enjoy feeling like a criminal.