Pick-n-Pull at 8012 E Truman Rd, Kansas City, MO 64126

Prices are way too high, the employees are all rude, and they couldn’t care less about being polite. The skinny redheaded guy? Needs a serious attitude adjustment. And don’t even get me started on how half-assed their transactions are. If you want a better experience, go to Winner Road instead—at least there, you won’t feel like you’re wasting your time.

Look, the prices here are steep, and they’ll nickel-and-dime you for every little thing. But the real kicker? Avoid the guy who looks like that *Temu Jimmy* character from *Yellowstone*. Dude’s more worried about keeping his pipe warm in the back than actually helping customers. If you’re looking for decent service, you’re barking up the wrong tree. ---

Just left Pick ‘n’ Pull on Truman Road in KC, and wow—talk about overpriced. Before you even think about buying something there, check eBay first. Some guy in front of me paid $50 for a rearview mirror he ended up leaving behind. I pulled out window switches from my pocket just to prove I wasn’t stealing, and they still wanted $15 *each*—$15 for parts that go for the same price *new* online. A gauge cluster? $50. And if you want a 30-day warranty, guess what? That’ll cost you extra. Self-service used to mean *cheaper*, not “pay through the nose.” Oh, and their website? Doesn’t even list half the stuff they’ve got. Real convenient. ---

Honestly, this place is exactly what you’d expect from a junkyard—no frills, no nonsense. They’ve got a decent spread of parts, so if you’re looking for something specific, chances are they’ve got it. The one thing they *don’t* mess around with is security. They check every bag, every pocket, like you’re some kind of criminal just for walking in. At first, it felt a little aggressive, but after a while, I get it. People these days seem to think it’s okay to walk off with whatever they can grab, and I’ve seen enough shady stuff to know why they’re so strict. It’s not personal—it’s just how things are. And let’s be real, this isn’t a daycare. You’re not gonna get warm fuzzies or hand-holding here. But that’s fine, because the real world doesn’t work like that either. You go in, you get your business done, and you move on. Pro tip: Show up with a box of donuts, and suddenly, you’re their favorite customer. ---

Don’t bother with this place unless they fire the staff. The Mexican woman who works there is straight-up rude—she’s not just mean to me, she’s like this to *everyone*. She’ll accuse you of trying to steal just for walking out to your car for a tool. One guy came in, needed an extra part to get what he was looking for, and she acted like he was some kind of thief. It’s ridiculous. I went in once looking for a part, didn’t find it, and she actually told me if I came back without buying something, she wouldn’t let me in again. What kind of business operates like that? I’ve got cars to fix, but I’d rather drive 20 extra miles than deal with her attitude again. ---