Chuck's Trucks Inc is a self-service salvage yard in Tucson focused on truck parts and heavy-duty vehicle components. Customers can browse, select, and remove parts themselves from salvaged trucks. The yard specializes in truck beds, diesel engines, and other truck-specific parts, making it a good option for mechanics and truck owners needing hard-to-find components.
The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on weekends.
Services & What to Expect
Chuck's Trucks Inc is a self-service yard where customers find and remove their own parts. The inventory includes salvaged trucks of different makes and models, with a focus on truck beds, diesel engines, and heavy-duty components. You’ll need to bring your own tools to remove parts—staff don’t assist with part removal.
The yard is organized by vehicle type, with most of the space dedicated to trucks. Parts range from common items like bumpers and grilles to specialized components like lift kits, exhaust systems, and transmissions. If you’re looking for diesel engine parts or heavy-duty truck components, this is a good place to start.
If you have an old truck or car you no longer need, Chuck's Trucks Inc may buy it for salvage. For details on selling your junk vehicle, visit the cash for junk cars page.
What to Bring
Tools for part removal (wrenches, sockets, pry bars)
Gloves and safety gear (the yard can be dusty and rough)
A list or photo of the part you need
Cash or a payment method (some parts require upfront payment)
A way to transport the part (truck, trailer, or vehicle with space)
What to Know Before You Go
Self-service only—no staff help for part removal.
Parts are sold as-is, with no warranties.
Some high-demand parts may need a deposit or upfront payment.
Check for yard rules, like tool fees or time limits.
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Location & Hours
Chuck's Trucks Inc is at 5525 North Camino De La Tierra, Tucson, Arizona, 85705. The yard is easy to reach from major Tucson roads and is a convenient stop for truck parts.
Business Hours
Day
Hours
Monday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
The yard is closed on weekends. Call ahead at (520) 292-9114 if you have questions about parts or access.
Videos & Virtual Tours
Chuck's Trucks Inc has shared videos showing the types of parts available, including truck beds and heavy-duty components. The video below gives a look at the salvage operation and the vehicles in the yard.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours for Chuck's Trucks Inc?
The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on weekends and holidays.
Does Chuck's Trucks Inc buy junk cars?
Yes, the yard may purchase junk cars and trucks for salvage. Check their policies or visit the cash for junk cars page for details on selling your vehicle.
What kind of parts can I find at Chuck's Trucks Inc?
The yard specializes in truck parts, including truck beds, diesel engines, and heavy-duty components. You can also find bumpers, grilles, lift kits, exhaust systems, and transmissions. The inventory is self-service, so you’ll need to locate and remove parts yourself.
How does self-service auto salvage work at Chuck's Trucks Inc?
Customers enter the yard, find the part they need, and remove it using their own tools. No staff help is provided for part removal. Bring tools, gloves, and a way to transport the part. Some parts may require payment before removal.
Do I need to pay before removing a part?
Policies vary, but some parts—especially in demand—may require upfront payment. Call ahead or check the yard’s rules when you arrive.
Is there a tool rental available at Chuck's Trucks Inc?
The yard doesn’t advertise tool rentals, so bring your own. Call (520) 292-9114 to confirm before your visit.
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Linda LashGoogle
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11 months ago
My boyfriend and I needed parts for our Chevy Tahoe, and Emilio at Chuck’s Trucks actually knew what he was talking about. He dug around and found everything we needed without making us feel stupid for asking. Then Monty stuck around to help us install the parts—no extra charge, just good old-fashioned help. Now the Tahoe runs like it’s brand new. Worth every penny just for the service.
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Aidan NashGoogle
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a year ago
Wasted a whole hour yanking parts off some old car, only to get told they wouldn’t even buy them. The guy running the place acted like I was bothering him just by asking. No wonder this junkyard looks like a dump—nobody here cares about anything except making your life harder.
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victoria tilghmanGoogle
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a year ago
A friend told me to call Chuck’s Trucks about selling two old cars. First time I called on a Friday, they said to call back next week. Called back Tuesday, and they wanted me to text pictures before they’d even talk. Sent the pictures, waited two days, then they finally said they’d pay $1,000 for both and set up a pickup for July 3rd. The day before, I texted to confirm the time—nothing. On the 3rd, I called *six times* over six hours. First, they said “call back,” then hung up. Next, “I don’t know.” Then, “No tow truck till Monday.” Called back Monday, and some guy said he’d ask his boss and call me back. Two hours later, still nothing. Called again, and suddenly there’s “no money” to buy the cars. Absolute garbage. Don’t bother—these people will string you along just to waste your time.
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ratted 55belairGoogle
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3 years ago
Drove two hours for a fender they didn’t even have. The guy at the counter had some other part to sell me, but when I mentioned the price they listed online, he acted like I’d insulted his grandma. Rude, unhelpful, and clearly didn’t care if I left happy or not. If I hadn’t had my kid with me, I would’ve told him exactly where he could shove his attitude. Skip this place—it’s not worth the gas money.
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Cal LittleGoogle
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8 years ago
These guys are scum. Bought a part from them, and it was broken. When I pointed it out, they played dumb—said they didn’t know. Fine, whatever. But then they refused to give my money back because I “didn’t specify” I needed a part that *actually worked*. Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t realize I had to beg for a part that isn’t junk when I’m buying it from a junkyard. Never going back.
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