Jeff's Used Parts - Tucson, AZ
Jeff's Used Parts is a self-service auto salvage yard in Tucson where customers remove their own used car parts from salvaged vehicles. The yard carries parts from domestic and foreign vehicles for people doing repairs or restorations. Customers bring their own tools, remove what they need, and pay at checkout. The business doesn't offer warranties on parts and operates as a cash-only self-service yard.
Services & What to Expect
At Jeff's Used Parts, customers do their own part searching and removal during business hours. The yard specializes in used parts for various vehicle makes and models. Customers should come prepared with tools and be ready to lift or maneuver parts themselves since assistance is limited to general guidance.
- Self-service parts removal: Customers enter the yard to locate and remove parts from salvaged vehicles during open hours.
- Scrap metal recycling: The yard accepts scrap metal. Payment details should be confirmed before dropping off.
If you need to dispose of an old vehicle, call ahead to confirm whether they will take it. The business focuses on self-service parts sales rather than full vehicle purchases.
Location & Hours
Jeff's Used Parts is at 2412 South 4th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona 85713. The yard is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed on weekends.
Address: 2412 South 4th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
Phone: (520) 882-4500
Customer Feedback
Reviews consistently highlight the helpful, no-nonsense service at Jeff's. Customers report finding rare parts after long searches elsewhere, with staff offering direct assistance rather than passing them off. Reviewers describe staff as friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to spend time helping locate parts that aren't immediately visible.
"You ever walk into a place and just know the people there actually give a damn? That's Jeff's." — Aaron Skinner
"The guy who helped me was sharp, polite, and didn’t waste time." — Christopher Biller
"Found the exact replacement part I'd been chasing for two years." — Bryan Krostal









