Google says closes at 5pm
I got there 4:30pm and security wouldn't let in said they are closed
Please fix right time on Google search its miss informing the public
The prices keep going up and up. For $10-50 more than what they charge I can order a brand new part..at least for my car. $90 for a radiator! New for $120. Not worth buying used junk parts from them anymore.
This place is horribly unprofessional. We booked a pick up of our Jeep but on the day of, nobody came. We called and it turned out that they had written down the wrong phone number. Fine, that happens. We told them that since we are moving abroad the next day, it's very urgent for us to get the car picked up. They promised to pick it up the next morning. Once again, nobody came. So we called and they said they couldn't see us on the pick up list of that day. With just a few hours left until we were LEAVING THE COUNTRY, my husband had to drive ten miles all the way over there and stand in line forever to finally get rid of the car!!!!!!
Price gouging and deception at it's finest. They listed a headlight assembly at the front of the store as a specific price. Then they tracked on 5 dollars per assembly for a "headlight bucket". These weren't sealed beams. The "bucket" was not designed to come off of the assembly. Also they to tacked on an environmental fee for the whole bill, which is an extra 10%
I got a car towed by these guys, great customer service! Had some trouble with their online system, but everyone I got on the phone was very polite and helpful!
Great place for parts. Eazy in, easy out. Be sure to go online to see inventory list. Vanessa did a great job going over parts and prices. She also mentioned a loyalty program which I signed up for. Plenty of jeep grand Cherokee's....
Ron
Security completely belittled me, and when I tried to talk to Xhu he told he he’d rather jump head first out of a cargo plane then work another double at this place. Then things got even more intense when the torta cashier tried to get my number and I told her I was married. I was there for a Subaru outback power steering pump and when I told her that she told me she wanted to get pumped. I was so offended that I couldn’t even breathe in that’s place it smelled like a gas leak, it was like club space to get in but it was 1000 blue collar worked that just wanted to poke around with the cars. I wanted to get in and out, but I was there for over two hours. At that point the security had a real problem with me and that’s when he told me about himself and how he was gonna hurl himself off the Golden Gate Bridge if he couldn’t go to one of the San Jose Vietnamese espresso places on tully after work. As an African American I was shocked at the customer service and atmosphere as it seems that everyone that worked there wanted to hit the pavement.
Over priced they try and sell you things top dollar and it's non negotiable if its damaged , pick and pull will charge you the price of new parts for old damaged parts plus every piece attached is extra ,
I have not seen a review on this place that is more current.
Price to get in $4 instead of $2
Price of used mass flow sensor $70 ($30 online nonOEM)
They buy cars for less than $200.
Horrible place they sell junk parts like brand new parts. And most of the time they don't work, The property manager phoock is a Horrible manager very rude demanding, come on bro you work at a junkyard I strongly don't recommend this place is awful all employees there are rude bad customer service
Their website showed they had a particular vehicle. I paid the entrance fee after confirming the vehicle was onsite. They didn’t have the car. I managed to get a refund after fighting for it, no apology. Poor service and they should update their site to save people driving all the way to some hole.
I drove two hours to buy a part, the opening hours say 9am to 5pm, I arrived at 4:12pm and they said it was closed. This is completely disrespectful. I wasted 4 hours of my life driving to be treated like this.
I have mixed feelings about pick-n-pull.
I like that there is a place we can go to get used parts, but for a car like mine, the prices are a bit high, if i can even find the car there anymore. They are becoming a rare find at dismantlers. But
I understand there are environmental fees that are outrageous in California
It’s great if you are looking for a common car such as a Toyota Camry or Toyota Sienna Especially with body parts if you’re looking for a specific color or interior parts. It’s great to get hardware like screws and bolts that’s the dealers charge so much money for.
On December 2, 2024, I visited this place, I could not find the vehicle I needed when I arrived, they said they could not do anything, saying that they had removed the vehicle. 35 miles to get here
I drove and they didn't refund my entry fee. If the car is not here, delete it from your system! And please be polite .
Honestly love going to pick in pull but you have to pay again to get the stamp if you don’t get it when you get in and they dont tell you that when you go in and the person didn’t offer the stamp and when I was leaving I asked to get it they said can’t give it to you unless you pay again at least have a sign or have the workers tell the customers so they know to get ittttt
Amazing experience! This yard is very polished and one of the cleanest, more professional Pick-N-Pulls I've been to. The inventory is great, with the website being accurate. They were very nice and understanding. Definitely a place I would recommend!
Found this beautiful crashed car with the same color and model by year 2013 Chevrolet Malibu gray metallic flash ! Same color as mine! Same interior parts as mine but a little bit of creativity has to be done to be able to make it look like new! Ima take that bumper cut it and the right side where it’s wrecked and ima cut my old bumper which is trash and match it with the end I cut off this one and I will make it fit my car!! Gotta Love Pick N Pull. Pick N Pull always got something you need!
Search online before coming to see if they have what you need.
Layout is well done but just make sure to sign the waviers inside before getting in line to enter the yard.
Walked in to buy a $35 radiator on special(all rads $35). Found one I needed, brought it up to the front, and paid. All said and done about $60 after membership, core charge, etc. Fine. Whatever. I go to leave, and the lady st the front stops me and says the fans are separate and counts a double fan shroud as 2. Says I need to mangle the rad to take it off or pay another $20 per fan. Then started the unreasonable arguing. I'm not even out of the store yet and they're trying to upcharge me $40 for something they failed to point out or notice until I was almost gone. Why would I take the hit for their mistake? I just wanted my money back or let their mistake slide and let me walk. Pinning their own mistake on the customer? Goodbye business.
After a lengthy argument where someone from an inside office had to come calm her down, I finally got my money back, and she said no less than 3 times I'm not welcome back. I found a bought a new one for $60 online in the parking lot. Why would I ever come back??
1. They don't pick up the phone, any questions you gotta be there in person.
2. $3 entry fees, have a sign a waiver on an ipad as well (per person).
3. You should ask the front desk what car you're looking for and they will print you a little receipt with the row number the car is at. (They don't know what's left on the car)
4. You need to bring your own tools and know how to work on cars, or at least how to pull parts off the car.
5. Most parts are cheap, tho some parts can be more expensive than online, if you include online shipping then the price here is not bad. So check your prices.
6. They have a lot of older cars, lesser new cars, and they might not have the car you're looking for or the part is taken off the car already. $3 for a try & sometimes you'll get lucky.
Bad service, price is 4 times more than the store, and it's you who takes it out of the car, after hours of looking for one just like what you want.
I regret buying it, I don't recommend it.
Details, when I went back to see if the price was right, on the way out they laughed at me.
New in store is $11.96
At pick-in-pull I paid $40.40.
They don't answer the phone. Go there and you will pay a $2 admission fee, ask the guy you pay which year car / part your looking for he will tell you which row or rows the car ia at. The row number is on a colored chalk on the window or the body of the car. Good Luck
Got a whole set of 4! Just brought the car out and we went to work! Always love pick n pull! Gives me a chance to get down and dirty!!! Saved hundreds of dollars!
Most parts are fairly economical. Don't forget to bring some gloves, soap, and water, that way you can clean up in the parking lot. All of the cars are sitting on car rims so you can actually get underneath them, without too much difficulty.
If you are cheap, here is a place to be instead of going to AutoZone, PepBoyz, O'Reilly's,etc. You do need to bring $2 per person just to enter. From there a board with all the part cost is posted. Note: They check bags before and after.
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