Rock & Roll Auto Recycling in Pleasanton
Rock & Roll Auto Recycling is a junkyard and used auto parts yard at 3908 Old Santa Rita Rd in Pleasanton. Customers remove their own parts from salvaged vehicles and buy used components. The yard also recycles scrap metal and offers part delivery.
Services and what to expect
At Rock & Roll Auto Recycling, customers locate and remove their own parts from wrecked vehicles. The yard sells used parts including engines, transmissions, body panels, interior trim, and electrical components. They also accept scrap metal recycling and provide delivery for parts orders.
Customers park on-site and walk the rows to find vehicles that match their parts needs. They bring their own tools—jacks, wrenches, screwdrivers, pry bars—to disconnect and remove parts. The yard does not provide tools or removal labor. A small inventory list is available at the counter for common parts, but many vehicles are not listed online.
Scrap metal recycling
The yard accepts metal from individuals and businesses. Customers can drop off scrap metal for cash payment based on current market rates. No appointment is needed for scrap drop-off during business hours.
Part delivery
Rock & Roll Auto Recycling delivers purchased parts to residential or commercial addresses in the Bay Area for a fee. Delivery charges vary by distance and part weight. Same-day delivery is not available.
What to bring
- Your own tools for removal
- Mechanic gloves and safety glasses
- Cash or card for payment
- Vehicle information or VIN if checking part fitment
Location and hours
3908 Old Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton, California 94588. The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Directions
From I-680, take the Bernal Avenue exit. Head east on Bernal Avenue, turn right onto Old Santa Rita Road, and continue to 3908. The yard is on the right side with a large sign. Free on-site parking is available for customers.
Frequently asked questions
What are your hours?
The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Do you buy junk cars?
The listing does not say whether Rock & Roll Auto Recycling buys junk cars, so ask when you call. For a second number, request a cash offer from our page.
What kind of parts can I find here?
Common parts include engines, transmissions, alternators, starters, radiators, headlights, mirrors, bumpers, door panels, and interior trim. Late-model domestic and import vehicles are frequently represented.
Can I pull my own parts at Rock & Roll Auto Recycling?
Do you deliver parts?
Yes. Rock & Roll Auto Recycling delivers purchased parts to addresses in the Bay Area for a fee. Delivery charges depend on distance and part weight. Same-day delivery is not available.
Can I recycle scrap metal at your yard?
Yes. The yard accepts scrap metal from individuals and businesses during regular hours. Payment is based on current scrap metal market rates. No appointment is needed.
Do you have a parts list or catalog?
There is no comprehensive online catalog. A short list of common parts is kept at the counter. Customers typically find parts by walking the yard or calling ahead to ask if a specific vehicle is on-site.
Customer reviews
Reviews mention fair pricing and knowledgeable staff, with some complaints about pricing inconsistencies and billing issues.
- “These guys are solid. They’ve got the knowledge, the parts, and they don’t overcharge. Perfect if you’re looking for something reliable but don’t need brand-new. Plus, you’re keeping old parts out of a landfill—win-win.” — David
- “Went here a few times now, and every visit’s been smooth. The guys actually know what they’re doing—found the exact parts I needed without wasting my time. Prices were fair, too. If you’re hunting for OEM used parts, this is the spot. I’ll be back.” — Emaan
- “Messaged Mr. Mo on Facebook, and he hooked me up with a killer deal on a 2004-2009 catalytic converter. Not only did he have the right part for my car, but he walked me through the whole process—no confusion, no runaround. Gave me options, and I left happy. If you need auto parts, this is where you go.” — Eric
- “This place is a total scam. I ordered a part, didn’t pick it up, and they tried charging my card for it—plus some made-up ‘freight fee.’” — Dlynn
- “I sent a message on their Facebook page asking about a car part, and they gave me a price. But when I called later, the same part was suddenly three times more expensive.” — Matt
