Pull & Save Auto Parts

I was looking for a rare part. An AC compressor for a GL450c Mercedes. They cross referenced it and a ML500 was the same. They told me the location and everything. I found the vehicle and everything was gone. Front suspension, motor and transmission. I was not happy. I started walking back and 2 spots away WAS the whole thing! Pulled and sitting on the ground. It took me 5 minutes (I timed it) to pull the part I needed. Price? $33! Happy!

Will definitely be coming here any chance we get. Lot fee is fair, prices are competitive and there is a price sheet so you know what to expect before you pull your part. If its not listed and fits in a bag it's $1. I could spend a whole day there just filling up a bag with random odds and ends. Inventory is pretty diverse too. Older cars are hard to find parts for so these guys are a life saver!

I paid 26$ for a used alternator here also a 6$ core charge and tax so total was about 33$ had to take it out myself (obviously)this particular jeep patriot 09 is not a very expensive unit to replace, a new rebuilt replacement is around100-160$. Ps. the attached photo of the alternator was after extensive cleaning 😀.

I understand they're a scrap yard, but they charge a "walk in the door fee" then rip you off on the way out. I looked on their inventory before I left home. The part was $15.00 on their own price list. I got to the counter and the gal says it's 17 bucks after I gave her the part number. So she looked it up on their own computer and it said $15 bucks. But her only reply was "well there's nothing I can do about it".... Uh, Yes... You could give me back the extra two bucks because you already rip people off by charging them two bucks to literally walk into your office and nothing else. This is the first time I have been to any business who literally said "they refuse to give you back the balance when it was their own pricing mistake". So they literally stole two bucks out of a customer's pock

Can’t answer any of my questions on the phone. I live over an hour away and they would rather waste my time than actually help me on the phone. The person who answered didn’t really seem like they knew what they were doing. How ridiculous that they have rigs sitting out there for years and don’t even know what’s what. You probably should know a little something about cars and what you’re doing if you work at a place like this. They want me to pay to come in, pull a transmission myself, and then they will price it for me, but there’s no guarantee the transmission works? So you want me to drive over an hour away for you to rip me off? No thanks. I’ll keep looking.