Review · Shopping & services
Pull-A-Part review
A do-it-yourself used auto parts superstore chain, sister brand to U-Pull-&-Pay, with online inventory and posted parts pricing.
By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 10, 2026
- Capabilities (40%)
- 7.7
- Ease of setup (30%)
- 7.6
- Value (30%)
- 8.9
Pull-A-Part calls itself a do-it-yourself used auto parts superstore, and it is the sister chain to U-Pull-&-Pay under Pull-A-Part, LLC. It is listed separately because it runs its own yards under its own name, so it widens the choice of nearby stores. The model is the same: the company inventories vehicles, not specific parts, so you search the online inventory, check New On Yard or set Notify Me alerts, then pull the part yourself. Standard admission is $2, or $1 for members of the free VIP Club, whose rewards credit and admission discounts work at both brands. Cars sit on stands so you do not need a jack, and the yard supplies an A-frame and hoist for engines and transmissions plus a lift to move them to the exit. Most parts include a 30-day warranty. The FAQ is clear that staff do not search the yard for parts, so expect to walk the rows yourself.
Who it is for
DIY mechanics near a Pull-A-Part yard who want cheap pulled parts and a VIP rewards program.
Price
Admission $2, or $1 for free VIP Club members; posted parts pricing by location.
Our standard admission fee is $2 and $1 for VIP members
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.
Key features
- Vehicle inventory search and New On Yard listings
- Parts interchange and Notify Me alerts
- Posted parts pricing by location
- Free VIP Club with rewards credit, valid at Pull-A-Part and U-Pull-&-Pay stores
- A-frame, hoist and lift provided for engines and transmissions
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: $2 admission with $1 VIP pricing
- Strength: VIP benefits work at both Pull-A-Part and U-Pull-&-Pay
- Strength: Yard equipment helps with engine and transmission pulls
- Weakness: Same company and policies as U-Pull-&-Pay, so it adds yards rather than a new model
- Weakness: Stores cannot check whether a part is still on a car
- Weakness: You must bring your own tools
Key facts
- Admission: $2, or $1 for VIP members
- Returns: Most parts include a 30-day warranty
- Rewards: VIP Club, free, shared with U-Pull-&-Pay
- Equipment: A-frame, hoist and lift for engines and transmissions
- Minimum age: 16
Where it ranks
Pull-A-Part is No. 7 in our Best Websites for Used Car Parts verdict.
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