Warford Auto Wreckers – Fayetteville, AR
Warford Auto Wreckers at 850 E Pump Station Rd is a self-service auto salvage yard in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Customers remove parts directly from wrecked vehicles on site. Used parts available include engines, transmissions, body panels, interior components, and smaller mechanical parts. The yard operates as a u-pull-it location where people bring their own tools to salvage what they need.
Services and What to Expect
Warford Auto Wreckers is a self-service salvage yard. Customers enter the yard, locate the vehicle with the needed part, and remove it themselves. The yard stocks wrecked cars, trucks, and SUVs from which parts can be harvested. Some basic tools may be available for use on site, but customers typically bring their own.
What to Bring
- Wrenches, sockets, and screwdrivers
- Pry bars and hammers for removal
- Work gloves and safety glasses
- Your own transportation for removed parts
- Cash or a card for payment
Parts Available
- Engines, transmissions, and differentials
- Doors, hoods, and trunk lids
- Bumpers, grilles, and headlights
- Interior parts like seats, dash components, and center consoles
- Batteries, starters, alternators, and radiators
- Tires, wheels, and suspension parts
Location and Hours
Warford Auto Wreckers is at 850 E Pump Station Rd, Fayetteville, AR 72701. The business is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The yard is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Directions: From I-49, take Exit 61 toward Highway 16, continue on Highway 16 for about 2 miles, turn right onto E Pump Station Rd. The yard is on the left side of the road before the railroad tracks.
Phone: (479) 443-2481
Customer Reviews
The yard has a 4.50/5 rating based on 138 reviews. Customers consistently mention fair prices and helpful staff.
- J C: "Man, it’s wild to see this place still standing after all these years—just as solid and welcoming as it was back in the ‘70s... The folks here back then? Always treated me right—knew their stuff"
- Salvador Lopez: "Holy smokes, I hit the jackpot here. Picked up a brand-new window for my truck for $100, a jack for $10, and a tire that looks almost unused on a steel wheel for $50—plus, they threw in a battery and whatever else I needed. No hassle, no upselling, just solid deals."
- Brittany Wells: "Okay, I *have* to gush about this place—Brad, the owner, is one of the good ones. No games, no nonsense, just straight-up fair prices and people who actually care."
- Dewayne Baughman: "Let me tell you, the parts here are cheaper *and* in better shape than half the other places I’ve tried. The staff? Top-notch. Pull a part, realize it’s wrong, and they’ll take it back no questions asked."
- Andrew Amburgey: "Every time I walk in, the staff is ready to help—even if they don’t have the part, they’ll look it up, make calls, and go the extra mile. Prices are fair, service is solid."
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours?
Warford Auto Wreckers is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The yard is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Do I need to call ahead before visiting?
No advance call is required, but you can contact the yard at (479) 443-2481 to confirm current inventory or ask about specific parts before visiting.
What tools should I bring?
Bring your own basic hand tools including wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, and pry bars. The yard has wrecked vehicles but limited tool availability.
How does self-service auto salvage work here?
You enter the yard, locate the vehicle with the part you need, remove it using your own tools, and pay for it at checkout. The yard provides access to vehicles but you do all the labor yourself.
Does Warford Auto Wreckers buy junk cars?
Warford Auto Wreckers does not list vehicle buying services on their website. For selling an old vehicle, local options include cash for junk cars services in the Fayetteville area.
Are there parts they won’t let you take?
The yard allows removal of most parts from wrecked vehicles. Ask staff about restrictions on airbag components or other safety-related items before removal.