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Harry's U-Pull-It: Pennsylvania Yards, Hours and Prices

Harry's U-Pull-It runs three self-service yards in eastern Pennsylvania and a car-buying office in Plains. Here are the addresses, the seasonal hours, the $2.50 admission, how to search inventory and what parts cost.

Harry's U-Pull-It: Pennsylvania Yards, Hours and Prices
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Short answer: Harry's U-Pull-It has three self-service yards in eastern Pennsylvania: Hazle Township near Hazleton, Allentown and Pennsburg. Admission is $2.50. From October 1 to March 31 the yards are open Monday to Thursday from 9 AM to 4 PM and Friday to Sunday from 8 AM to 4 PM. A fourth site in Plains buys cars and does not sell parts.

Last checked: September 29, 2026. Locations, hours, admission, rules and prices are from wegotused.com, the company's website. The Pennsburg rating is from the yard's public listing. This article replaces a 2018 version.

Where are the Harry's U-Pull-It yards?

YardAddressPhoneInventory
Hazle Township1010 Winters Avenue, Hazle Township, PA 18202(570) 459-9901Hazle Township inventory
Allentown1510 East Jonathan Street, Allentown, PA 18109(610) 433-9901Allentown inventory
Pennsburg2557 Geryville Pike, Pennsburg, PA 18073(215) 541-9950Pennsburg inventory
Plains (buys cars only)131 Second Street, Plains, PA 18702(570) 820-2277None

The Hazle Township yard is the one people mean when they call Harry's the largest self-service yard they have seen. It is the only one with a yard map on the company's website. The Pennsburg yard has a 4.2 rating from 1,212 Google reviews.

What are the hours at Harry's U-Pull-It?

Hours change with the season, and the change catches people every autumn.

SeasonMonday to ThursdayFriday to Sunday
Winter, October 1 to March 319:00 AM to 4:00 PM8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Summer, April 1 to September 309:00 AM to 7:00 PM8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Last admission is 30 minutes before closing. In winter that leaves a short day, so arrive in the morning if you are pulling anything bigger than an alternator. The Plains office keeps its own hours and is closed on Sunday.

A customer carrying a car door down a gravel aisle between rows of cars at a self-service salvage yard in Pennsylvania in autumn
Doors, hoods and seats are a two-trip job. The yards allow buckets and toolboxes, not backpacks.

How do you search Harry's inventory?

The company's inventory page listed 4,325 vehicles on September 29, 2026. Each record shows the row the car is in and its VIN. The row number saves a long walk. The VIN lets you confirm the engine and trim before you drive, which matters when the part you need only came on one version of the car.

Our own inventory pages for each yard are linked in the table above. For reading a VIN, see how to use a VIN to verify parts.

What do parts cost at Harry's U-Pull-It?

Harry's charges one price per part type and publishes the price list on its website. These four were on it on September 29, 2026:

PartPriceCore charge
Alternator$33.80$5.00
Door$65.00$5.00
Used battery$39.00$10.00
Engine, no accessories$325.00$50.00

Admission is $2.50 a person. The yards take cash, Visa and MasterCard, with a $20 minimum parts purchase on cards. Core charges are not refunded after 30 days, so bring the old part back within the month.

The company posts monthly specials as flyers on its site. We did not find a published warranty or return policy, so ask at the window before you pay for anything electrical.

What are the yard rules?

Harry's is stricter than most yards on tools. Jacks, torches and grinders are banned, as they are nearly everywhere. Sawzalls are banned too, which rules out cutting a part free. Plan to unbolt it.

Backpacks are not allowed. Carry tools in a bucket or a toolbox, and expect it to be inspected. Open-toe, open-heel and high-heel shoes are not allowed. You cannot bring car parts in with you, and every part you carry to the checkout has to be bought.

Nobody under 16 is admitted. Visitors aged 16 and 17 need a parent or guardian and photo ID. Adults need photo ID as well. Our tool checklist covers what to pack.

A tour of the Hazle Township yard by the Travel and Tracksuits channel, published March 2026.

Does Harry's buy junk cars?

Yes, at all four sites. You fill in a form on the website and the company says it replies with a quote in 24 to 48 hours. The Hazle Township form says you must bring the vehicle to them. The Plains office offers free towing.

Harry's does not buy a vehicle without a title. The owners named on the title have to be there with photo ID, and open titles are not accepted. If a Pennsylvania title is lost, the company says it can work with form MV-4RP and a current Pennsylvania registration. One spare tire is accepted with the car, and extra tires cost $5 each.

The Pennsylvania junk car rules explain the paperwork. To compare prices, request a cash offer.

For other yards, browse Pennsylvania junkyards or see every U Pull It location in the directory.

Common questions

Is Harry's U-Pull-It open on Sunday?

Yes. The three parts yards are open Sunday from 8 AM to 4 PM, with last admission at 3:30 PM. The Plains car-buying office is closed on Sunday.

How much is admission at Harry's U-Pull-It?

Admission is $2.50 per person, according to the company website on September 29, 2026.

Can you bring a Sawzall to Harry's U-Pull-It?

No. Sawzalls, jacks, torches and grinders are all banned. Backpacks are banned too.

How many locations does Harry's U-Pull-It have?

Three self-service yards, in Hazle Township, Allentown and Pennsburg, and a car-buying office in Plains.

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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