Awesome place to go to to find parts and.prices are good and employees are very helpful all the time I have been dealing with them for many years and the owners are really cool people
I'm going to start with the negatives. They have a lot of cars propped up on small rims, which seemed sturdy enough, but made me nervous.
Also, their loaner tools don't include small sockets.
They don't have an abundant selection when it comes to imports.
That's it for the negatives. For the positives.
They have nice flat carts you can rent for 2 bucks.
THE PRICES ARE VERY GOOD!!!
they have a huge selection of Dodge Trucks, especially the 2nd and 3rd gen.
The people are very friendly.
They've got a nice selection of (manual) loaner tools.
Overall, I'm quite impressed. I'll be going again soon.
It was a good first experience of ever going to a pick a part salvage yard. I needed a taillight for my Buick. They had 4 cars available to pick from. I would give 5 stars but I felt the $2 charge to use the wheel barrow is ridiculous. I saw them sitting outside so I figured It was a courtesy to use them. $2 isn't going to break the bank but it's pretty ridiculous. Next time, I will bring my own wheel barrow from home. Taillights were $25 a piece. Photo is of the broken tail light I replaced from a donor car.
Says they close at 4 showed up at 3:31 lady at the desk said you have to be signed in at 3:30. Place is a joke, they make up rules as they see fit. I’ve spent a lot of money here over the past 10 years and even if it’s the rules you can’t cut me a break. UNREAL!! I will never ever give them another penny. Also they call themselves a pull your own part yard, but you literally can’t take parts off certain vehicles or engines and the only way to tell is read the illegible crayon writing on the windshield. If you do want to waste your time, they are not a pull your own part yard and their closing time on Saturday is 3:30. Don’t waste your time at this shifty place go to a real pull your own parts yard called U Pull n Pay where they don’t make up rules. They will pay you more for your vehicle, and their prices are cheaper.
It's definitely worth checking out if you're looking for parts. The receptionist was pleasant and helpful. That being said, the inventory on her computer wasn't correct, and neither was the one online , so I wouldn't have wasted the 45-minute drive out there if it was correct. The receptionist said that sometimes they don't update it on her end. Only one of the 3 vehicles that were supposed to be there was actually there. So just be aware.
Not a bad experience at all, just don't have any old 80's chevys anymore. Hard to find them, you do have to pay $1.00 to use a cart & 1.00 entry fee. That is so if you get hurt, it's on you. I remember that from the past of being here. It's a binding contract charging the $1.00. Something like that anyway. There are alot of vehicles here. I got a spare tire with a rim & light switch for a good price.
This place sucks. I called to see if there was a part available for a truck of mine. I was an hour away from there so I wanted to make sure the vehicle was there and hopefully the part. Asking the lady questions on the phone was like pulling teeth. I was asking simple questions and was hitting a wall with every question.
Went here once looking for a tail light lens cover for an older Accord. Inventory said they had but none to be found once we drove there. Upon arrival the guy at the front office directed me to where the Accords were supposedly located. Walked around for quite some time in the mud looking until I ran into a yard guy who said they didn't have any Accords. Had to pay $1 "admission" for the privilege of walking the lot for nothing except wasting my time and crudding up my boots - who ever heard of such a thing? So ridiculous. Maybe this was a singular occurrence, but I don't think so. Will never go back to this dump.
As I expected the part I went to get was already gone. Not that the part would be useful to whomever got it. Instead of taking out all 4 10mm nuts. They took off the two outside ones but just broke off the plastic parts that where also bolted and broke the plastic holding those nuts. Making the part they got useless.
Nice place, selection was limited for what I was looking for but to be fair their very uncommon vehicles and the parts I'm looking for are the most common to need replacement but did find a cuppa things I was able to use for other vehicles so pretty good
The lady at the front was extremely nice. The cars are organized better than most yards I have been on. Unfortunately they don’t update their stock on the computer so I drove an hour to look at a car they didn’t have. I spent an hour looking for said car only to find that it’s common for their inventory to be incorrect. I now know not to drive here if they only have one in the computer. I did like the place overall though. Just didn’t pan out for me today.
Some rare finds if you want to look at historical vehicles. If you came for parts I hope you only need things under the hood. All the foreign and higher platform vehicles are picked over, rained in and interiors are mildewed or shredded.
Great place to go for cheap priced parts, that otherwise would have been scrapped. Make sure you take tools and put on your walking shoes. I always enjoy walking around looking at all the vehicles they have. It cost a dollar to walk around except for Fridays.
Have a decent amount of vehicles but if you are looking for import prepare to walk a mile or 2. Went for 80s and 90s ford trucks had maby 5 that have been picked clean of ever known part as a weak link. Drove 2.5 hours to get there and guy at registration was a d... recommend elsewhere inless your close
Staff were super nice and pointed us in the correct direction. Tons of different cars available, at least 1 of nearly every car on the road, especially if it’s a domestic car. Prices are unbeatable! Literally saved nearly 1000 dollars for a front end fender bender on a subaru. worth the hour drive there and back
Had a decent selection of vehicles. I didn't see any lift dollies, but they did have yard carts and price was good on the rear end I removed and loaded by hand, not bragging, take a friend if you're getting something heavy.
Walked the yard. LS v-8 trucks/suvs are picked clean. Not worth the 1$ admission per person. That's the first time I've ever been charged admission to a junkyard. I didn't know that was a thing these days. We passed a person complaining to us as we walked by, (idky) saying he was told they have a car that he can't find. He didn't seem too happy. My experience says it's... too far, for too little. I also didn't like how it went from a confidence of price over the phone, to an instant lack of availability after I paid the admission fees for my family and I.
They have a larger inventory than most of the local pull a part yards which is nice, but the yard is always a swamp. I'm not sure why but it is always muddy it seems. They don't list prices anywhere on their website, or at the yard itself so you don't know the price of something unless you talk to an employee. They don't have a return policy if parts are broken, they rarely turn their old inventory, and they make you pay to use their carts. Definitely the worst Pull a part yard in the greater Pittsburgh area. LKQ, U Pull and Pay, and every other used parts yard around have parts prices listed online, return policies, free carts, and regular specials.
Great place to find cheap parts! Hard to do in the heat of summer or cold of winter but worth it! I have found a few things needed for my vehicles here and didn't have to pay too much at all!
It's OK. Always see a ton of people there. It only cost $1 to access the yard, and they you pay for what you get. Unfortunately, they've never had what I was looking for, but you don't know until you walk around and look. The guy even loaned me a tool once when mine stripped out, and that's kinda a big deal because you have to bring your own.
Now If they introduced a drone into the mix- where you could see if/where the vehicle is that you need, that would be cool and useful! They could charge for that too.
Pulled a bunch of parts for my car. Staff was friendly and had prices I just couldn’t beat! Paid 32 bucks for a seat and other nifty parts for my car. Couldn’t find any yards with my car besides this one and they had lik 6 of them! Definitely will be back
Front desk not too helpful. Only got up to go through our bags. East Hills opened u pull you pay. Up to date computers, they kno inventory, & prices b4 you waste a long trip. Nice at front desk to deal with any questions. They'll also tell you how much to pay for car you want to get rid of. They'll pick up & hand you check or you can drop off for like $50 more. I only wanted $200 for my car & they gave me $300
okay yard, DO NOT go by their inventory on their website!!!!! Site said they had 14 cars of the same model and I got there and they had 2. When asked they're response was: "inventory changes all the time." I understand that, but, if you're going to have a website with "inventory" keep it up to date! Also, don't bother asking them where or what they have in the yard, they don't even know.
I don't mind spending 2 hours travel time for a prosperous trip, but I feel like I'm wasting my time going up there.
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