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Trusty Pick-A-Part at 5517 Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell, ID 83607

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(208) 453-8888

5517 Cleveland Boulevard, Caldwell, Idaho 83605

Hours

Mon - Fri8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Sunday9:00 AM – 3:30 PM

Overview

Trusty Pick-A-Part at 5517 Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell, ID

Trusty Pick-A-Part is a Caldwell auto salvage yard where customers find and remove their own used car parts. Located at 5517 Cleveland Blvd, the yard has operated since 2000, offering a mix of salvage parts and scrap metal. The "u-pull-it" model lets you search, remove, and pay for parts by the pound.

The inventory includes parts from many vehicle makes and models, such as engines, transmissions, body panels, and interior components. You can search by year, make, model, or part number, and staff provide upfront pricing and condition details. While the focus is on self-service, the yard also handles basic repairs and installations for common vehicle issues. Hours are six days a week, with extended weekday availability.

Services & What to Expect

Trusty Pick-A-Part is built for customers who want to find and remove their own parts. You won’t find pre-removed parts here—you locate, take, and pay for what you need. Pricing is per pound for the parts plus a vehicle access fee. The yard provides tools, but bringing your own is a good idea if you need something specific.

What You Can Find

  • Engines and transmissions (domestic and foreign)
  • Body panels (doors, hoods, fenders, bumpers)
  • Interior parts (seats, dashboards, trim)
  • Suspension and drivetrain (axles, control arms, shocks)
  • Electrical components (starters, alternators, wiring)
  • Scrap metal and salvage materials

How Self-Service Works

  1. Search for parts: Use the yard’s catalog (by year/make/model) or browse on-site. Staff can help point out where parts are located.
  2. Locate the vehicle: Parts are grouped by vehicle type, but you may need to look around.
  3. Remove the part: Basic tools are available, but bring your own if you need something specific.
  4. Weigh and pay: Parts are weighed, and you pay the per-pound fee plus a vehicle access fee. Tax may apply.
  5. Take your part: No packaging—you load parts into your own vehicle.

Additional Services

While the main focus is self-service, Trusty Pick-A-Part also offers limited repair and installation help, including:

  • Engine and transmission rebuilds
  • Brake system repairs
  • Basic mechanical diagnostics
  • Welding and bodywork for salvage vehicles

Staff can assist with part removal if needed, but you’re responsible for labor if you choose to DIY.

What to Bring

  • Valid ID or driver’s license
  • Payment (cash, credit, or debit—check the website for accepted cards)
  • Tools for part removal (if you have specific needs)
  • Gloves and safety gear (recommended)
  • A truck or trailer (some parts are heavy or bulky)

If you’re getting rid of an old car, Trusty Pick-A-Part may buy it for parts. For cash offers and quick removal, check our cash for junk cars page.

Location & Hours

Trusty Pick-A-Part is at 5517 Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell, ID 83607. The yard is in an industrial area near Caldwell’s east side, with easy access from US-20/26. Parking is available on-site.

Business Hours (2024)

Day Open Close
Monday 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
Friday 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM 3:30 PM

Note: Hours may change due to weather or inventory updates. Call (208) 453-8888 ahead for confirmation, especially on weekends.

Directions

From US-20/26 (Main Street in Caldwell), take the Cleveland Blvd exit east. The yard is about 0.3 miles down on the left, marked with a large sign. GPS may not pinpoint the exact spot, so watch for the address.

Pro Tip: Arrive early on weekends—popular parts sell out fast. Weekdays are usually less crowded.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Trusty Pick-A-Part in Caldwell?

The yard is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Hours can change, so call ahead if visiting on a weekend or holiday.

Does Trusty Pick-A-Part buy junk cars?

The yard focuses on self-service parts but may buy junk or salvage vehicles. For cash offers and quick removal, check our cash for junk cars page for local Caldwell buyers.

What kind of parts can I find at Trusty Pick-A-Part?

The yard carries a wide range of used auto parts, including:

  • Engines and transmissions (domestic and foreign)
  • Body panels (doors, hoods, fenders, bumpers)
  • Suspension parts (control arms, shocks, struts)
  • Electrical components (alternators, starters, wiring)
  • Interior parts (seats, dashboards, trim)
  • Scrap metal and salvage materials
Parts are organized by vehicle type, and staff can help locate specific items. Inventory changes often, so call ahead if you’re looking for something rare.

How does self-service auto salvage work at Trusty Pick-A-Part?

The process is simple:

  1. Search the yard’s catalog (online or on-site) for the part by year, make, model, or part number.
  2. Find the vehicle in the yard—they’re grouped by type, but you may need to look around.
  3. Remove the part using provided tools (or bring your own if needed).
  4. Weigh the part at checkout and pay the per-pound fee plus a vehicle access fee.
  5. Load your part into your vehicle and leave.
No pre-removed parts—you do the work. Staff can help with part locations or basic tools if needed.

Do I need to bring my own tools to Trusty Pick-A-Part?

The yard provides basic tools, but if you need something specific (like specialty sockets), bring your own. Gloves and safety gear are a good idea—some parts are sharp or heavy.

Can I get help removing a part if I’m not sure how?

Staff can help locate parts and provide basic guidance, but they don’t offer full labor services. If you’re unsure how to remove a part, ask—they’ll point you in the right direction.

Are there any restrictions on what I can take from the yard?

Most parts are available, but some rules apply:

  • No catalytic converters (due to scrap metal laws).
  • Airbags and fuel tanks may need special handling—ask staff for details.
  • Some vehicles may be off-limits if reserved for other customers or repairs.
Always check with staff before removing a part to avoid issues.

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Jeremy Wade
Jeremy WadeGoogle
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2 months ago

The place is always picked over, but they do have some newer vehicles, which is a plus. The weird part? They pull and sell running engines, so if you’re looking for parts from newer cars, good luck—most of the engines are already gone.

Andy Thompson
Andy ThompsonGoogle
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2 months ago

Wasted two hours today pulling a rack and pinion out of a Caliber in that joke of a yard. Before I even started, I called the desk to confirm the price—$79.99, they said. Pulled the part, got to the counter, and some clueless employee hits me with $100. Fine, whatever, but the kicker? They told me to put the part back in the car before they’d sell me anything else. Are you serious? I dragged it back, told the guy if a price is quoted, it should stick, and he just stared at me like I was wasting his time. Then he had the nerve to ask if I even wanted the fuse box—like he didn’t *have* to sell it to me. Unbelievable. At this point, I’d rather buy new parts online than deal with this nonsense. What is wrong with people? *Update:* Look, I run my own business, and I’m not out here trying to scam anyone. I called first to confirm the price because that’s how it works. The guy on the phone said $79.99—hydraulic, not electric. If he’d said $100, I wouldn’t have touched the part. But no, I spent my time pulling it, and now I’m getting the runaround. And let’s talk math—the fuse box was $17 plus tax, but this guy acts like $20 is some kind of victory. Do you really think customers are that stupid? Oh, and fun fact: all rack and pinions are *actually* $101—been that way for years. But sure, charge $200 for the electric ones. Also, funny how you review the cameras in bad reviews but never actually see the problems people are describing. And yeah, I noticed you “addressed” this with the same people I’m complaining about—real brave. Last question: Do you honor price quotes, or is it just whatever the computer says after the fact? ---

Tim Newman
Tim NewmanGoogle
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2 months ago

The yard is clean, well-organized, and has a good mix of newer cars that are in demand. Prices are fair, they’ll do refunds or exchanges if needed, and they usually have whatever you’re looking for, whether it’s foreign or domestic. The guys there run a solid operation—appreciate it. ---

Mike Cline WC7M
Mike Cline WC7MGoogle
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3 months ago

The selection of cars was solid, and I found what I needed to fix mine. The staff was decent to deal with—no major complaints. ---

Herb Wheeler
Herb WheelerGoogle
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5 months ago

The guys working there were super helpful, and the place is packed with cars to dig through for parts. I didn’t find the Jeep Grand Cherokee mirror I was after, though. The layout could use some work—similar vehicles aren’t grouped together, so I ended up walking what felt like miles. At least they stamp your hand so you can come and go without hassle. Next time, I’ll leave my tools in the truck until I actually find what I need. There were plenty of wheelbarrows to haul stuff around, which was nice. Thanks for that! ---

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