Pull A Part is a self-service auto salvage yard in Phoenix where customers find and remove their own parts from junked vehicles. You pick what you need, take it off yourself, and pay by weight. It’s a go-to spot for DIY mechanics, car owners on a budget, and anyone looking for affordable used auto parts. The yard is at 320 South 27th Avenue and is open every day from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM—no appointment needed.
Services & What to Expect
Pull A Part sells used auto parts from cars, trucks, SUVs, and other vehicles in different states of disassembly. Tools and equipment are available to rent on-site, and staff can help point you to the right part if you’re not sure where to look. You pay a flat rate per pound for what you take.
How Self-Service Salvage Works
Browse the yard: Vehicles are grouped by make and model, but the layout is open for searching. A map or directory is usually at the entrance.
Find your part: Use the vehicle’s VIN or model to track it down. Some parts are already removed and stored in bins.
Remove the part: Tools like wrenches and pry bars are available for rent. Wear gloves and safety gear—some parts are sharp or heavy.
Weigh and pay: Bring your parts to the checkout scale. Payment is due when you leave.
What to Bring
A vehicle to haul parts—some are large or heavy.
Your own tools if you have them (rentals are available).
Gloves, safety glasses, and work clothes for protection.
A list of the parts you need, including the vehicle make, model, and year.
Cash or a debit/credit card (check the website for accepted payment methods).
Parts Available
The yard stocks a variety of used auto parts, such as:
Engines and transmissions
Body panels (doors, hoods, fenders)
Interior parts (seats, dashboards, trim)
Suspension and drivetrain components (control arms, axles, differentials)
Electrical parts (wiring harnesses, sensors, lights)
Braking systems (calipers, rotors, master cylinders)
Exhaust systems (pipes, mufflers, catalytic converters)
Inventory changes often as new vehicles come in and parts are taken out. Call ahead or check the website for updates on specific makes or models.
Selling Your Junk Car
If you have an old car taking up space, Pull A Part may take it for parts. But since they focus on self-service salvage, for the best deal on your junk vehicle, visit our cash for junk cars page to connect with buyers in your area.
Location & Hours
Pull A Part is at 320 South 27th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, 85009 . The yard is open every day from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM with no breaks. It’s near downtown Phoenix, just off I-10 and I-17.
Directions
From I-10 East/West:
Take Exit 76B for S 27th Ave toward S 27th Ave.
Turn right onto S 27th Ave. The yard is on your left at 320 S 27th Ave.
From I-17 North/South:
Take Exit 117 for S Central Ave toward S Central Ave.
Turn left onto E Jefferson St, then right onto S 27th Ave. The yard is a short drive ahead.
On-site parking is available for customers.
Contact Information
Phone: (602) 258-7272 (check the website for the latest number)
Website: https://www.pullapart.com/
Google Rating: 4.1/5 (based on 299 reviews)
Videos & Virtual Tours
Pull A Part has been featured in local videos showing the salvage yard and how it operates. The video below gives an overview of the Phoenix location, including the layout and types of parts available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours for Pull A Part in Phoenix?
Pull A Part is open daily from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The yard does not operate on holidays, so check ahead if visiting on a major holiday weekend.
Does Pull A Part buy junk cars?
Pull A Part mainly runs as a self-service salvage yard, meaning they focus on selling parts to customers who remove them. If you have a junk car to sell, they may take it for parts, but for the best offer, visit our cash for junk cars page to connect with buyers in your area.
What kind of parts can I find at Pull A Part?
The yard carries a wide range of used auto parts, including engines, transmissions, body panels, interior components, suspension parts, electrical systems, braking components, and exhaust systems. Inventory changes daily as vehicles are added and parts are removed. Call ahead or check the website for updates on specific makes or models.
How does self-service auto salvage work at Pull A Part?
The process is simple:
Walk through the yard to find the vehicle with your part.
Use the provided or rented tools to remove the part yourself.
Take the part to the checkout scale and pay by weight.
Load your part into your vehicle and leave.
Staff can help with part identification or tool rentals if you need it.
Do I need to bring my own tools?
No, Pull A Part rents tools on-site, including wrenches, sockets, and pry bars. Bringing your own can save time and money. Wear gloves and safety gear—some parts are sharp or heavy.
Is there a minimum purchase requirement?
Pull A Part doesn’t list a minimum purchase on their website. You pay by the pound for what you take, so even small items will cost something. Call ahead to confirm if you’re unsure.
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John CavanaghGoogle
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2 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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6 months 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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4 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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5 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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