Pick-n-Pull

Went and bought 2 shock absorbers and they charged me $70, I told them to mark them for return. I checked Amazon in the parking lot, I can get new ones for $50! I went to go get a refund and found out the hard way it’s for store credit only. What a scam! Ought to be illegal to not offer cash refunds. Imagine paying more for used parts that I have to put in the work of removing, than new ones I can pull out of a cardboard box delivered to my doorstep.

Smaller yard but it does offer older cars that yards in the cities dont have. Just dont be surprise if you open one of them cars and a possum made its nest. Besides that it is a great yard nonetheless. Far off drive depending on where you are but definitely worth it

I went mosslanding it was dead and Prices are two high fenders, bumper, 78.each i can buy them brand new for that price you guys are junk yard we need affordable prices

The one and only local junkyard on the peninsula, with a decent inventory and good enough prices

Horrible experience. I pulled an alternator for my 4runner, paid in cash at the front. On pick n pull website parts pricing list, alternators are listed as costing $36 bucks. I paid $58 for mine. I Asked if I could return it after I took it directly to auto parts store to have it tested. The employee said yes. I took it to the auto parts store in Prunedale and it was bad: immediately I returned, and was told that I could not return it for a refund since I paid in cash, only store credit. Then they charged me a RESTOCKING fee of like 8 dollars. For restocking a dead alternator. I was told if I would have paid with my debit card, I would have gotten the refund to my card. But since I paid in cash they would only give store credit. So I got 43 dollars store credit at a store that doesn’t even