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Puget Sound Recycling at 222 107th St S, Tacoma, WA 98444

Puget Sound Recycling at 222 107th St S, Tacoma, WA 98444

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(253) 536-2260

222 107th Street South, Tacoma, Washington 98444

Hours

Mon - Fri9:00 AM – 4:45 PM
Saturday9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
SundayClosed

Overview

Puget Sound Recycling at 222 107th St S, Tacoma, WA 98444

Puget Sound Recycling is a Tacoma auto salvage yard and scrap metal recycling center. Located at 222 107th St S, it offers used auto parts for DIY repairs and scrap metal recycling. Unlike some yards that focus on just parts or just scrap, this one handles both, making it a single stop for vehicle owners, mechanics, and recyclers.

They also take scrap metal drop-offs, including copper, aluminum, and other recyclable materials, paying cash on the spot for approved loads.

Services & What to Expect

Puget Sound Recycling serves two main groups: those looking for used auto parts and those recycling scrap metal.Customers browse the inventory, locate parts, and remove them themselves—though staff are available if needed.

The inventory includes common wear items like air filters, spark plugs, and brake parts, as well as larger components such as engines, transmissions, and suspension parts. All parts come from salvaged vehicles and are checked for basic functionality before being made available.

For scrap metal recyclers, the process is simple: drive up, unload approved materials (copper, aluminum, steel, etc.), and get paid immediately. The yard accepts both small loads—like old appliances or scrap from home projects—and larger commercial shipments. Customers should note that hazardous waste, tires, and certain metals (like galvanized steel) aren’t accepted. A quick call ahead can confirm if a specific material is okay.

For selling a junk car, check out cash for junk cars services that specialize in vehicle acquisitions.

What to Bring

  • For part shoppers: Tools (if removing parts yourself), cash or card for payment, and a list of needed parts (if known).
  • For scrap metal recyclers: Valid ID, a vehicle to transport materials (if needed), and pre-sorted metals for faster processing.

What to Avoid

  • Bringing parts or materials that are visibly damaged beyond repair (e.g., rusted-through frames, burned-out engines).
  • Removing parts without proper tools or knowledge—staff can help, but the yard doesn’t lend tools.
  • Leaving debris or unsorted scrap behind; customers must clean up after themselves.

Location & Hours

Puget Sound Recycling is at 222 107th St S, Tacoma, WA 98444, near the intersection of 107th St S and S 22nd St. It’s easy to reach from I-5 via Exit 130 (107th St S). Parking is available on-site, though larger vehicles may need to use designated unloading areas. The facility is fenced, with a clearly marked main entrance.

Business Hours

Day Open Close
Monday 9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Friday 9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM 1:30 PM
Sunday Closed Closed

Note: Hours can change. Call ahead at (253) 536-2260 to confirm before visiting.

Directions

From I-5 Southbound:

  1. Take Exit 130 for 107th St S toward Tacoma.
  2. Turn left onto S 22nd St.
  3. Turn right onto 107th St S. The yard is on your left at 222 107th St S.

From I-5 Northbound:

  1. Take Exit 130 for 107th St S toward Tacoma.
  2. Turn right onto 107th St S.
  3. The yard is on your right at 222 107th St S.

Recent News & Updates

Puget Sound Recycling has operated in Tacoma for years without major changes to its services or hours. website . Recent customer reviews from 2023 and 2024 mention satisfaction with the yard’s efficiency and cleanliness. For the latest details, check the website or call the yard directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Puget Sound Recycling?

The yard is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM. It’s closed on Sundays. Hours may change, so call (253) 536-2260 to confirm before visiting.

Does Puget Sound Recycling buy junk cars?

Puget Sound Recycling doesn’t usually buy whole junk cars. However, they may take vehicles for scrap metal if the car is stripped of fluids, hazardous materials, and non-metal parts. For selling a junk car, look into cash for junk cars services that handle vehicle acquisitions.

What kind of parts can I find at Puget Sound Recycling?

The yard carries a wide range of used auto parts, including:

  • Engines and transmissions
  • Suspension parts (control arms, struts, ball joints)
  • Brake components (calipers, rotors, pads)
  • Exhaust parts (headers, catalytic converters, mufflers)
  • Interior and exterior trim (doors, bumpers, mirrors)
  • Electrical parts (alternators, starters, wiring harnesses)
  • Body panels and frames
Parts are sold as-is. Customers should check condition before buying. Staff can help locate items but don’t guarantee they work.

Can I pull my own parts at Puget Sound Recycling?

Do I need to make an appointment to visit Puget Sound Recycling?

No appointments are needed for general visits. If you’re bringing a large scrap load or removing multiple parts, calling ahead at (253) 536-2260 can help ensure staff are available. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours.

Are there any restrictions on what I can bring to the yard?

Yes. Puget Sound Recycling doesn’t accept:

  • Hazardous waste (batteries, tires, oil, antifreeze)
  • Galvanized steel or treated wood
  • Electronics or appliances with non-metal parts (plastic, glass)
  • Vehicles with fluids or hazardous materials still inside
If you’re unsure about an item, call ahead to check. The yard can refuse materials that don’t meet their standards.

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Michael Tart
Michael TartGoogle
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1 month ago

Dropped off an old propane stove just to clear space, and they took it for free without any hassle. Got what I wanted—rid of it fast and didn’t pay a cent.

Nick Henderson
Nick HendersonGoogle
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1 month ago

Most of the time they treat me right, even knocked down prices a bit when they knew I was in a tight spot. But one day I brought a big pile of clean aluminum heads and other parts, expecting a decent payoff. Instead some guy hovered over me, rooting through everything, and somehow unscrewed a fitting from a piece I wasn’t even selling. Lost close to 40 bucks and needed that cash bad. Irritating, but not enough to keep me away for good.

Jeddah Tuupo
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4 months ago

Wasn’t expecting much, but the guy—sorry, I forgot his name but it started with M—spent a good five minutes showing me which piles were clean enough to sell and which were straight-up trash. Never had anyone explain scrapping that clearly before.

Campbell Anderson
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6 months ago

Needed a quick drop-off and they made it happen fast—walked out the door before I knew it. Friendly bunch too. Won’t make a detour to go anywhere else from now on.

Bethany Sweet
Bethany SweetGoogle
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7 months ago

Had a flat tire on my way past the yard, and Matt spotted me struggling. He didn’t just point me to a repair shop—he pulled the nail right out himself, let me pull into their bay, and fixed it there while we chatted. Never took a penny, just a hug and a thank you. Rare people like that still exist, and the whole crew was the same way.

Kurt Davis
Kurt DavisGoogle
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9 months ago

Honestly, these guys are the best scrappers I’ve ever dealt with. The whole team here is top-notch—no complaints at all.

Morgan Leigh
Morgan LeighGoogle
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11 months ago

Fast, fair, and always on top of things. The pay’s solid, and the yard itself is actually clean—no junk piled everywhere. Makes the whole process way easier. ---

Kate Alexander
Kate AlexanderGoogle
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12 months ago

Took my grandkids to turn in some aluminum cans for pocket money, and the place was actually nice—clean, organized, and the workers were friendly. No weird vibes, just a straightforward, easy experience.

Sydney Brown
Sydney BrownGoogle
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1 year ago

These guys are the real deal—no matter how packed the place gets, they keep everything moving smooth. I dropped off a huge load of cable today, and they had me in and out faster than I expected, cash in hand. No hassle, no waiting around. ---

Chris Dikes
Chris DikesGoogle
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1 year ago

If you’re looking for a scrap yard in Pierce or King County, stop searching—Benford Metal in Tacoma is the best. The crew doesn’t just sit around; they’re out there helping you sort your stuff with a good attitude every single time. Seriously, the service here is top-notch, and they treat everyone like they matter. ---

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