U-Pull-&-Pay Phoenix

Loved our experience here. Very legit place, easy to navigate. Found the exact car we needed (same model and color and everything - crazy) and were able to take our time going through it for anything we needed out of it. Fair prices. The …

Pull & Pay Auto Recycling is very well organized and easy to navigate. The kiosk system for checking inventory is a great feature and makes finding vehicles and parts simple and efficient. The yard itself is clean and structured, which I really appreciated. That said, the pricing feels high considering you’re pulling the parts yourself. For a self-service yard, I expected more affordable prices. Overall, great organization and systems — just a bit too pricey for DIY labor.

Staff were not friendly and were difficult. Once I finally got an offer it was 75$. One of my tires cost more than that. Got an offer from Peddle for nearly 10 times that amount and same day pickup. Would not recommend this company, they are scamming you.

Pretty good place to pull your own parts. They have carts available for your use. No extra fees. No time limit. Friendly. And helpful. They will give you a lint of cars where and available. I highly recommend.

Staff is nice, professional and knowledgeable. The yard is well kept and the prices are good. I had a great experience and now my 29 year old truck has a bumper that’s straight again.

The employees there were as helpful as could be, I could not have asked for more! The prices were more than fair. If you plan on looking for used parts this is the place to go!

Needed a few parts for a ford explorer. It was more of a family effort. The staff was super helpful, Daniel was kind and knowledgeable he checked their inventory right away. Prices were fair, and the part was in great shape. The yard was …

I asked in advance about any issues with the car because I was traveling a long distance to see it, and I was told there were no major problems. Because seller told there were no issues, I went out of my way to see it in person, but in reality, the car was full of serious defects. After traveling a long distance to purchase it, serious transmission problems appeared immediately on the way home. It was clear that the error codes had simply been cleared with a scanner to hide the issues. In reality, there were problems, yet I was told there were none and no explanation was provided at all. If it was being sold as-is, that is exactly why the actual condition should have been explained honestly. The woman seller had no knowledge about cars and told a lie. This was the worst experience, a complete waste of my time and money. Don’t forget that your salary comes from customers payments