Pick-n-Pull

Needed a new seat for our Camry. Kevin not only found a good seat but drove 2 hours to Berkeley and installed it at 8:00pm at night. Great guy.

We came to Pick-​N-​Pull looking for some parts for a Jeep Grand Cherokee.
What’s nice is you can go online and check to see if they have the type of car you’re looking for. You can also see how many of that particular car they have! That was really nice!
There is a $ 2 entry fee per person that you pay before you go in.
We were able to find the parts we were looking for an a few more! The staff was quick and helpful.
Wear a hat and some sunscreen because it is HOT out there!

Has it been that long since I used to be a monkey wrench? You need a part, you just punch it in on Pick-N-Pull’s website and it will show which yards have the car you need for picking. That would have help me saved hundreds of miles of driving when I used to be a j-​yard dog.
I like how the Stockton PNP has arranged their yard by auto make region and (somewhat) sticks to the layout. I have never been empty handed (even before the net tracking) when I come to Stockton Pick-​N-​Pull so that is good.

Pick and Pull Premier. What is premier about a wrecking yard? It looked the same as there other yards with the same type of cars. Same price to get in, BUT! the part’s are twice the cost of the normal yard’s. I went to this so called Premier yard yesterday. Looked for a car that they said they had and it had lots of great parts to pull. Well the car was in some kinda major accident because it was trashed.
The only good thing we got off it was a 3 inch speaker. Witch cost $ 11… I priced the same speaker on Ebay & Amazon and that speaker sells for $ 12 new! What a rip off!
I hate doing this but people. WARNING! This Premier yard is extremely over priced. A normal wrecking yard will cost you much less and without a entry fee.
I still like there normal Pick and Pull yard’s with fairly good prices. Plus entry fee. But this Premier yard is a Rip-​off!

I don’t thank theres a curse word that is horrible enough to describe my experience. The workers are very rude because the customers are all pissed off. Don’t think you will get the part for the price it says on there website. I spent the time pulling a part and decided not to buy it because they wonted more then the website said. I ordered the part on line new and actually got the part cheeper than I would have got it at the pic’n pull. This place does not won’t your business and will treat you with complete disrespect if you wont to be their customer. Have some respect for your self and do not do business with this place you are better then that.

My first time to go; two dollars entrance fee. Please wear comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting dirty on. The most important thing is BYOT (Bring Your Own Tools) and know what you want beforehand. Great savings! Now there is an app «Row52 Search Junkyard» get it you will be a well informed consumer.

They now post a price list so you can at least know what you’re gonna get charged and do participate in some of the sales so at 50% off days, you can get okay deals if you can find what you need. Prices vary widely compared to the main yard — some things are 5−10% more, major components like transmissions can be 2 ½ times as costly. $ 249 vs 99.
They do turn over inventory fairly quickly, but professionals visit the yard daily to snatch up engines. Highly recommend you use
(locator service partnered with PNP) to alert you to cars you are interested in to help you beat other people to the good stuff.

Oh yea the king of all car parts. Love this place and it’s been years I’ve been to one. This place is actually clean. Most place I’ve been to, have torn up roads, pot holes, and car parts every where.

I’ve been coming here for roughly 25 years, and yes you CAN find what your looking for but only if you go religiously and during the week. Bring your own tools, some old clothes, and be prepared for a therapeutic experience.

They may have the car your looking for but the part you want may not be on it or it may be damaged. The part you pull may not be in working condition you have to figure that out on your own. You pay a $ 2 non refundable fee to go on a Easter Egg Hunt. This place is not for everyone, I’ve had mixed results.
Someone at corporate thought hand washing stations was a good idea, I agree. The local manager thinks not so four wash stations sit in disrepair, unusable and collecting trash.

I came here with the bf on a rainy day. You pay $ 2 to get in and pick and pull all you want! Just be careful because you have to pay for what you’ll taking with you.
My bf found what he needed to fix the sun roof on one of our cars. I believe you can do your research online beforehand. You can check the inventory online before you make a trip out there.

This is the grand-​daddy of the Pick-n-Pull’s; the first one in the chain and easily one of the largest. $ 2 to get in, find the part you want, wrench it off, and trek back to the entrance to pay for it.
Being the Central Valley, this isn’t the place to be if you’re looking for a late model European car for example, but in that regard it’s still better than nearly all of the other valley PNP’s due to the sheer size of the place.
Staff are some of the most friendly and helpful I’ve encountered at a self-​service yard like this. Can’t beat the ambiance of the Wat Dharmararam Buddhist Temple behind the northwest corner of the yard as well.