Pick-n-Pull

It says they open at 8 but it’s now 8:30 and they are just sitting inside with the door locked and staring at us — ummm wth

This is one of the largest yards around so selection is good. That’s why 4 stars. Otherwise it’s a picknpull like any other. The end.

First Pick-​n-​Pull I’ve been too.
The staff is friendly and helpful for general questions. I found the cars I wanted to pick from on their website and knew which rows they were in. When I paid to get it, I said I was new and they gave me a map.
Sure I’d like a personalized staff member to guide me to the exact car I want to pull from and pull the part I want out but then each part would cost a million dollars.

First off I have never been to pick n pull in my life. Yesterday I went to find a battery for a car. There was a chart the front cashier told me would help me find a battery, which was totally old so you could barely see what number matched your car battery. I pretty much already knew my number for my battery so I continued to look through the batteries while looking for the battery I noticed the numbers were not on the battery itself some where missing, I went to the cashier and asked was there anybody who can help? He said he can’t leave the booth there are people around but I found nobody so I just gave up, on my way out I’m talking on the phone but keep hearing mam mam continuously so I turn around and its three to four min and I was like well so that you can help me but no instead they say I need to check your purse I said I was just standing right there looking at a battery right by the cashier and I said ok thank you bye but where was the people when I needed help being a woman they should already know I have no idea what I’m doing at pick n pull

I’ve been trying to call the Pick-​N-​Pull customer service in in Newark for over a week, 2 – 3 times a day during business hours. They did not answer the phone, so I tried to contact the car buying dept. to find out why customer service does not answer their phone, after choosing the option it went into other options, in doing so, I was disconnected. Very frustrating.

Of course it will be a junky place but we wasted 4 bucks for entrance. This dude tells us that the car we’re looking for to get some parts was there. So we went to the row and no crv and we look everywhere about 2 hrs. We went back and then he just said oh yea it’s probably not there anymore then. Wtf! But they have cheap parts

This particular yard has been very good to me. I’ve found so much stuff for my previa, I have been able to replace many parts. I actually go around and check for other parts that could be used in my van (more of the idea of some interior parts).
Pros:
The selection is huge, tons of vehicles there.
Prices are not that bad.
you can rent a tool box.
7 days a week, 8 – 6.
Cons:
Gotta pay $ 2 to get in (not bad, but used to be free!)
Sometimes the guys take forever to ring up people.
I’ve only pulled small parts, but it appears that there are mobile cranes and even a carts to haul stuff for people to use.

LOVE this place. I’m a woman who loves the salvage yard. I don’t know why. I just do. I’ve been to other salvage yards but this one is the biggest and usually has a few versions of the same car, in case someone already picked the part you needed. Once you figure out how the cars are arranged, small pickups, large pickups and vans, American cars, European in the back, you can usually find the car you’re going to pick from where it should be.
You used to go to spend the afternoon and pick up some tacos but I haven’t seen the truck in a while. I need a rear DS quarter panel for my daughter’s Echo. EBay wants $ 60, which is insane to me. I’m looking forward to Saturday afternoon.

I went to this pick and pull yesterday and came out satisfied! First of all, I have never been to a pick and pull before so I came completely unprepared. I was wearing flats, a brand new white blazer, and had zero tools with me. I probably looked so ridiculous!
I got there and told them what I needed and what kind of car I drove and the guy at the front gave me a list of what cars were in the lot. He also gave me a map of where those cars were. Honestly, I was confused and he wasn’t too helpful. I decided to just walk in and go for it. That is after he stopped me because I forgot to pay my $ 2 entrance fee.
Even though the guy at the front wasn’t helpful, many people who were already inside were. I found a bunch of taillights, just like the one I needed. Some were broken. Some were locked inside the trunk. Luckily I found one that wasn’t broken and with the trunk open. This random guy and his son helped me take the light out and then helped me install it outside. He was a kind man. Overall, instead of paying $ 200 for a brand new taillight online; I ended up paying $ 26 for a used one that works perfectly fine.
This place is scary. I recommend you wear good shoes and come before dark. To all women! Bring a buddy.
This place was definitely a grave yard for cars. RIP to all the souls that died in those things.

I wish they would have offered me more for my car but i was glad they came my way and took it off my hands.

Son una porquería venden todo mas caro que nuevo están estupidos no puedes vendes al mismo precio que nuevo o mas carro yo fui x unas luces para mi carro q me costaban 60 Nueva i con ustedes cuestan 80 q es eso habrán los ojos

This Pick-N-Pull’s kinda janky, but they’ve got a good selection. They had about five different versions of my car, and I was able to find the part I needed for much cheaper than I would have gotten it online.
Sure, there are people pissing on the cars and a «thrift» store full of the crap they find from cars, but it kind of adds to the ambiance.

SCORE! A door. Ive looked every weekend for the right color.
Row 52 pointed right to it. right color. right size, window works.
Top it off its Toolkit ¹⁄₃ off day. Happy skippy. Do you know how many people said I can fix that for you… I said yes Im waiting for picknpull to get the right color.
Today is that day. Thanks. Abraham at the cashier was a speedy and friendly cashier. thanks so much

Do these guys EVER answer the phone? According to the website, they open at 8am… It’s almost 10:30 and it just rings incessantly after I «press 2 for Customer Service».
Some Customer Service… :-/

EASIEST $ 1,000 EVER MADE
About a month ago my 1994 Toyota Corolla didn’t pass my smog test due to not complying with the NO (PPM) regulations. I considered fixing up the car but since this was a 20 year old car I decided to retire it. I went to the BAR’s (Bureau of Automotive Repair) website at
to apply for the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) to retire my car and receive a $ 1,000. A month later I received the letter from BAR. I followed the instructions stated on the BAR letter and went here last Saturday. By following the instructions on the letter the process of retiring and dismantling my car went smoothly. The paperwork to process the retiring took no more than 10 minutes while the process of inspecting the car took no more 20 minutes. After the whole process the worker at this site who issued the paperwork and inspected my car said the check will be ready in 30 minutes. I informed her I had some errands to do and that I will be back in a couple of hours. When I came back the certified check of $ 1,000 was issued to me. The process of retiring my car at this site was that easy. By far the easiest $ 1,000 I ever made.

I called this Newark pick n pull early in the day and asked what I need to bring in to retire my vehicle through the cap program because I couldn’t find the pink slip. The lady on the phone said to bring any paper proving it’s mine and to come in anytime between 9 and 4 because they close at 4:30pm.
I got there after work at like 4:05pm and she told me it’s too late and already are with another customer. I told her we drove 2 cars over the bridge like 20 miles to get there and we’ll wait a while if we have to. She just gave attitude and said oh well and cap customers have to be there before 3:30pm.
She didn’t tell me that on the phone. My partner retired her car with cap last year to san jose pick n pull and we had our check in 10 minutes ready to go. F this place for wasting my time, gas, and bridge toll money.

Only I can say is their portable toilet is sooo dirty, no tissue and they dont clean it

Since I could remember, my dad would come here to find parts for my Toyota Camry. He was very keen on doing things himself so he would put on some old clothes, pack a bag with some tools and he came back with what he needed.
Fast forward 7 years and my little bucket just couldn’t keep up with smog inspection no matter what little tweaks we tried and it didn’t make sense to keep putting money into a car that was almost 25 years old. I applied for the state to retire it off the road, I got approved and now my first car is about to be crushed.
I arrived to the office at about 3 PM and I was helped by Arody. He was very thorough with explaining what I needed to do on my part and he was very quick with paperwork & inspecting the vehicle. About a hour later, I got my check and I was on my way.
One thing I did notice was that many people were coming in at 3:30/3:45 PM and being turned away because of a discrepancy/​miscommunication over the phone. I understand it’s first come first serve but the receptionist/​operator or whoever answers the phone should be clear that the office is closed at 4 PM and you won’t be helped just because you arrived before that time frame. Anyone that’s planning to do BAR/​CAP through the state here should take note it does take about a hour to do the paperwork, inspect the vehicle and get approval for the check; plus there will always be people in front of you doing the same thing… it’s just best to get things done early way before closing time.

I will say that this is a nice large lot. Probably 2,000+cars. This was also a negative for me. The only lot that listed the car we needed was this one and it was in the far corner, which is about ¼ mile walk from the front gate. We arrived and the car wasn’t there. We even thuroughly searched within 20 rows of that spot and were still unable to locate it. The «customer service» reps at the front gate said «there wasn’t much they could do» but thanked us for the $ 4 entry fee ($ 2 per person). So they basically profited from false advertisement and were unwilling to correct the problem. I will check their stock again in a week, but I doubt they intend to even update that even with them knowing a whole car is missing.

I absolutely hate those yards that has one counter, where you have to REQUEST what you are looking for… because they want to pull it for you, at a price premium. At Pick-​N-​Pull (PNP) — you’ll easily come back with more parts than you originally intended. This is good for YOU and PNP. If I cannot bring my own tools and pull it myself… I’m buying it ONLINE.
Soon, pricey salvage yards with request counters will become obsolete…

Awesome place. I’m never going back to the regular junk yard again! Pick n pull is the way to go.
Horn for $ 5, headlight wiring harness for $ 4, seat belt for $ 18, and shift boot for $ 5, for a grand total of $ 42.
Honda Heaven in San Jose wanted to charge me $ 50 for a seat belt. Make sense why PickNPull rocks?
$ 2 admission fee per person.
Bring your own tools (bring your whole tool set in because you never know what you might find!)
No rules for what u can/can’t take — it’s all up for grabs.
Free wheel barrow rentals to haul your goods.