Pooles Pull-A-Part - Robbins, Illinois
Pooles Pull-A-Part is a self-service auto salvage yard at 3021 West 135th Street in Robbins, Illinois. Customers remove their own parts from wrecked or donated vehicles and pay only for what they take. The yard serves DIY mechanics, auto repair shops, and anyone needing affordable used car parts without membership fees or upfront costs.
Services and what to expect
This is a self-service yard. You enter the lot, select vehicles that contain the parts you need, and remove them yourself using basic tools provided on-site. Common parts include engines, transmissions, body panels, interior components, and electrical parts. The yard doesn’t sell whole vehicles—only individual components taken from wrecked or donated cars.
Bring your own tools if you need something specialized. The yard provides basic implements for disassembly but doesn’t help with removal. Inventory changes often as cars arrive and parts are taken. Call ahead to confirm if specific parts are available before visiting.
Payment is accepted in cash or by card at checkout. There are no membership fees and no deposits for tools. The yard operates on a first-come, first-served basis. If you need to dispose of an old vehicle, local cash-for-junk-cars buyers can tow and pay for vehicles the yard doesn’t stock.
Location and hours
Address: 3021 West 135th Street, Robbins, Illinois 60472
Phone: (708) 396-8819
Hours:
- Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
- Saturday: 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
- Sunday: Closed
Customer feedback
Reviews mention both positive and negative experiences. Some customers report efficient service, fair prices, and helpful staff. Others describe disorganization, incorrect inventory claims, and unprofessional behavior. Customer service quality appears inconsistent.
- Positive reviews: Customers like Glenn, L&L Towing, and Stephaine Fowlkes praise the yard for fair prices, quick service, and reliable parts availability. They note staff who give straight answers and don’t waste time.
- Negative reviews: Customers like Pete Madritsch and Phyllis Rufus describe inventory inaccuracies, rude staff, and poor customer service. They report being told parts were available only to find they weren’t.
- Mixed reviews: Jack Gaines Jr. says the yard is worth a visit for DIYers who are patient and willing to search but warns parts vary in condition.
