U-Pull-&-Pay
Self-service auto salvage yards offering quality used auto parts at low prices.
About U-Pull-&-Pay▼ Click to expand
U-Pull-&-Pay is a self-service used auto parts chain originally founded in 2006 as a subsidiary of The David J. Joseph Company (DJJ), a scrap metal recycling leader with roots dating back to 1885. DJJ is itself a subsidiary of Nucor Corporation, a Fortune 200 company. In 2022, Pull-A-Part acquired U-Pull-&-Pay in the largest acquisition in Pull-A-Part's history, combining the two brands to operate 36 locations across 16 states nationwide. U-Pull-&-Pay yards feature organized vehicle layouts sorted by section and row, with yard maps available to help customers find parts quickly. The company also buys junk cars and offers used cars for sale.
Frequently Asked Questions About U-Pull-&-Pay
Everything you need to know before visiting a U-Pull-&-Pay yard
How does U-Pull-&-Pay work?
U-Pull-&-Pay is a self-service junkyard where customers bring their own tools and remove parts directly from vehicles. Cars are organized by section and row, and yard maps are available to help you locate the vehicle you need. You pay for the parts you pull at checkout.
Where are U-Pull-&-Pay locations?
U-Pull-&-Pay operates locations across multiple states, including Colorado (Aurora, Colorado Springs, Denver), Ohio (Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland), Florida (Fort Myers, Orlando, West Palm Beach), Arizona (Tucson), New Mexico (Albuquerque), Texas (Houston), and Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh).
Is U-Pull-&-Pay the same as Pull-A-Part?
U-Pull-&-Pay was acquired by Pull-A-Part in August 2022 in the largest acquisition in Pull-A-Part's history. While the two brands share ownership, U-Pull-&-Pay continues to operate under its own name at its existing locations.
Does U-Pull-&-Pay buy junk cars?
Yes. U-Pull-&-Pay purchases junk cars and trucks at all of their locations. They also offer used cars for sale at select yards.