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Everything you need to know about finding and using self-service auto parts yards
How do I find junkyards near me?
Use JunkyardInventory.com to browse self-service junkyard locations across all 50 states. Select your state from the grid below to see every junkyard location with up-to-date vehicle inventory, addresses, phone numbers, and directions. We aggregate data from 12+ national chains including LKQ Pick Your Part, Pull-A-Part, Pick-n-Pull, and more.
What is a self-service junkyard?
A self-service junkyard (also called a "you-pull-it" or "u-pull-it" yard) is an auto salvage facility where customers walk the yard, locate vehicles, and remove parts themselves using their own tools. According to the Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA), the U.S. auto recycling industry processes approximately 12 million end-of-life vehicles per year. Self-service yards typically offer parts at 50–75% less than retail auto parts stores.
How much do parts cost at a junkyard?
Self-service junkyard parts are typically priced 50–75% below retail. For example, an alternator that costs $200–$400 new can be found for $25–$60 at a self-service yard. Most yards use standardized pricing — the same part costs the same regardless of the vehicle make or model. Major chains like LKQ Pick Your Part and Pull-A-Part publish their price lists online.
What tools do I need to pull parts at a junkyard?
Essential tools include a socket set (metric and standard), wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, a pry bar, and a rubber mallet. Many experienced pullers also bring a breaker bar, torque wrench, and penetrating oil (like PB Blaster) for rusted bolts. Most self-service yards require closed-toe shoes and do not allow torches or power tools.
Do junkyards offer warranties on parts?
Many national chains offer warranties on pulled parts. LKQ Pick Your Part provides a 30-day exchange policy. Pull-A-Part includes a 30-day warranty. Pick-n-Pull offers a 30-day return policy on most parts. Warranty terms vary by chain and location, so check with your specific yard before purchasing.
How often is junkyard inventory updated?
JunkyardInventory.com updates vehicle inventory data daily by aggregating listings from all major self-service chains. New vehicles are added to yards regularly — most large locations add 30–50 vehicles per week and rotate out older stock. Check back frequently for the freshest inventory near you.