Pull A Part in Phoenix is a self-service junkyard where customers remove used parts from junked vehicles. The yard sells parts from cars, trucks, and SUVs by weight. It operates as a u-pull-it yard, meaning customers find and retrieve parts themselves rather than buying pre-removed items.
Services & What to Expect
Pull A Part sells used auto parts from salvaged vehicles. Customers locate parts in vehicles on the lot, remove them using available tools, and pay by the pound for what they take. The yard has parts from many makes and models, and staff can help find what you need.
How Self-Service Salvage Works
Walk the yard to find vehicles grouped by make and model. Some parts are already removed and stored in bins.
Use the vehicle’s VIN or model information to track down parts. Staff can help if you're unsure where to look.
Remove the part yourself. Tools like wrenches, pry bars, and come-alongs are available for rent. Gloves and safety gear are recommended—parts can be heavy or sharp.
Bring the part to the checkout scale. Payment is based on weight and due when you leave.
What to Bring
A vehicle large enough to transport the part you need.
Work gloves and sturdy shoes.
Cash or card for payment—tools and parts are paid for at checkout.
Location & Hours
320 South 27th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85009
Open daily from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. No appointment is needed to enter the yard.
Directions: Located near downtown Phoenix, accessible via I-10 and I-17. Parking is available on-site for customers retrieving parts.
Videos & Virtual Tours
A video tour of the Pull A Part yard in Phoenix shows the layout and how self-service salvage works.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours for Pull A Part?
The yard is open every day from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
Do you buy junk cars?
Pull A Part does not list vehicle purchase services on its website. For options on selling a junk car, see our cash for junk cars page.
What kind of parts can I find at Pull A Part?
The yard sells used parts from cars, trucks, and SUVs. Common parts include engines, transmissions, starters, alternators, headlights, mirrors, and interior components. Parts are located either in vehicles on the lot or in storage bins.
How does self-service auto salvage work at Pull A Part?
Customers walk the yard to find vehicles containing the parts they need. They remove the parts themselves using available tools, then pay by weight at checkout. Staff can assist with locating parts if needed.
Do I need to bring my own tools?
Basic tools are available for rent on-site. Customers are encouraged to bring their own tools if they prefer.
Is there a fee to search for parts?
No fee is charged just to look for parts. Customers only pay for parts they remove and the weight of those parts at checkout.
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Deisy IriquiGoogle
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4 months ago
Esteban was super helpful the whole time we were there, answered every question we had no problem.
Isidro TeoGoogle
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4 months ago
They always have what I’m looking for and the prices are better than everywhere else I’ve checked.
John CavanaghGoogle
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9 months ago
Called ahead to make sure the wheels were off the car I needed parts from—guy on the phone said they were. Drove 20 minutes for nothing. And get this: they charge $3 just to look for the part, no guarantee they even have it. Total waste of time and money.
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eli olsonGoogle
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1 year ago
Place doesn’t open until late, so plan ahead. The lot’s huge—walking takes forever, so bring a come-along or rent one. Prices are dirt cheap, though. Staff actually know what they’re doing, which is a nice surprise.
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Velvet Jean ReisnerGoogle
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4 years ago
Took a buddy here who’d been hunting for a part for weeks. Dude lost his mind when we found it—like a kid on Christmas morning. Made my whole day seeing him that happy. Small thing for you, huge for him. Thanks for keeping this place running.
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Robert OttowayGoogle
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5 years ago
Got close to the part I needed, but it was stuck. Sending my nephew back tomorrow with the right tools. At least I walked away with the shifter knob I’d been looking for. Sawzall blade bit the dust, though—oh well. Worth the trip.
Rigo AragonGoogle
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6 years ago
Honestly, this junkyard’s my little escape. No crowds, no noise—just me, the parts, and the occasional joke from the staff. They’re good people, always willing to help. Prices are fair, and I usually find what I need. Only downside? The place is a mess—parts everywhere, and yeah, it’s mostly customers leaving junk behind. Still, four stars easy.
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