Pull-A-Part

Call the location nearest to you.

Yes they have guys that pull parts they Will pull a transmission for 100.00 Dollars

They normally won't have anything newer then 2014

No. But you can go on the website​ and get a parts price list.

Yes

Not sure but I can call them to do d out before I go up there because the prices have went up a lot. I don't even go there no more.

They have people to do it for you

Yes they do, may want to check out American Recycling also

Go to pullapart.com and see if they have that model. Then go to the yard and see if they are still on the car. Personally I wouldn't trust trying to get used 14 year old mounts.

Yes, they sell tires...

You will gave to go to the yard and look at all the Ford trucks and see if any have what you need and take it off yourself if you find one.

They have plenty of Tahoes out there you might get lucky 373 rear ends are pretty common

No the only whole cars that usually sell or ones with a title that run and drive

They do have them

They have three or four whole rolls of that

The price of windows for a 2006 Chevy Cobalt, driver and passenger.

Go to Pull a Part's website look up year make and model if thw car you looking for comes up there's a go chance that they may have rhe parts you looking for specially if they have more than one of the cars you looking for.

A good thing to know at pull-a-partwhen you ate looking for a car is this. Note the date that the vehicle arrived on the yard. From that arrival date the car will stay on yard roughly 70 days. Now it can be longer if its a car that is highly sought after. Also if the car you seek has only been there a few days, then your chances of getting the part you want is available on the car. Wait to long and the part you seek may be gone. A good example is Toyota 4 Runners. Parts for that go very quickly. It's al.ost like watching nature turn it from a car to a skeleton. That being said, Pull A Part is most definitely the place to go. Good customer service and prices are very reasonable. I vist them almost each week or every other week. Good luck on your 350Z

Computer and is at the desk.

The best way to make sure you're getting working parts is to have a mechanic with you to have a qualified person to let you know what's a good part that may work and if that part doesn't work you can always return it and get credit toward another part.

You would have go to pull parts

Ohh, good luck. That is one part that is in short supply in the salvage yard on any car, definitely at Pull a Part. They can be had, but usually are always missing... even when the car is new to the yard. 🤷 Your year is good, they will have your vehicle.

They just had a few come in I would go check

Best bet is to go to Augusta pull a part to find a carburetor. Better chance there than in Columbia unfortunately.

No

Their website has a price list. The price of the part is the same regardless of make and model unless the have it pulled to the front. (like a rare vehicle)

You can remove anything you want from junk yard. I wouldn't buy air bags from a junk yard.

Hello, you may want to consider i think it's carolina scrap on 321, pull a part buy only vehicles they know someone may need parts for. Remember no gas tanks.

No, I guess that's why it's called pull a part, you pull your own part.

If you don't mind me asking, where are you located, i know someone who can take it out put and install.

It is possible. Check the website, we cant guarantee that part will be there.

There's a "Part Pricing" option on the home page. Hope that helps

You can go to www.pullapart.com and put "transmission" in the search option for prices.

No

No, Pull-A-Part is a do-it-yourself (DIY) used auto parts retailer. You bring your tools and remove the parts from our vehicles yourself. By doing this, we are able to provide you with the lowest possible price on high quality used auto parts.

Yes! You can find a wide range of affordable used cars at 23 of our locations. Our used car inventory is updated daily on our website.

Yes! Pull-A-Part buys old junk cars for cash at all 25 of our retail stores. You can also call us or request a free quote via our website. We provide free towing and pay cash for your old or junk used cars.

We inventory vehicles in a wide range of year, make and models. You can search our inventory - including interchange - on our website and setup free alerts for new inventory. We update our vehicle inventory several times each week and always have fresh inventory for you to choose from.

Yes they sell used car batteries

I have no idea how much a cv axle would cost. If you Google pull a part price list there should be a price for a cv axle. Keep in mind you have to take the part off the car yourself

No, they only sell as far as I know

Yes they do

I don't know what's wrong with there phone. Service but they. Should be open now.

Go to pull apart.com they have a complete list of parts and costs.

Check pullapart.com for their inventory of cars. You'll have to walk the yard to inspect for front-end damage.

Pull-A-Part is open seven days a week from 8 to 6

Do a parts search via the webpage, they will tell if a possible vehicle is on lot, you have to go see if part is on.

Best thing to do is check the car log quickly and then rush down. Ppl grab stuff off those cars so fast lol I'm telling you hurry.

Probably not. You have to call and ask

It's a YOU pick, YOU pull yard.

You have to pull your own parts. And i do know there was a G6 in the yard last week. And it shouldn't be much

Not much

They don't have golf cart batteries, but may have a few smaller ones that may suffice...

Yes you can...

No. You have to do it (unbolt and unhook everything), then they will pull it out with a forklift...

Well fam

If I remember correctly, they will help you with some of the heavy lifting but you have to do everything else yourself.

There is a good chance they do

Pull-A-Part does not offer this service. Try eBay.

You will need to look at their website for pricing.

They do not. Best bet will be to list your parts on Facebook Marketplace.

You can pull any parts except they remove batteries and catalytic converters before the car is put out, and they don't sell airbags for most cars anymore.

Pull-A-Part does buy vehicles and they do pick them up. You have to call them and provide information on the vehicle, as their pricing is based on the vehicle and not per pound.

No, Pull-A-Part does not buy car parts and batteries.

Someone there should be able to, but it would be a little extra. It shouldn't be too much...

Veterans free.$3 or$4 for everyone else.

You have to pull your own part

Yes.

No I do not

I did, no results unfortunately

You will need to look that up with Google or an auto parts store. It depends on the manufacturer and what the part is.

You can go online and enter the vehicle make and model and or search part prices.

Sorry I sure dont

No

If I remember correctly, all transmissions are $79 plus tax.

You need to call them. I don't know nothing about that.

Pull A Part usually buys vehicles from local people. So, they do not have a tow truck of their own. If you can get it to them, at their yard, they will buy it from you.

You need to go to their website and check out the latest price list. Pullapart.com

Either look it up online or go in person

Stop wah

Actually, you can find out their prices on their website easier than calling sometimes. Pullapart.com.

Just buy parts

I don't work at pull a part. I'm pretty sure they would have some

Check website

If they have them on the lot

Pull a part only buys whole cars. You can go there and you may be able to selk it to an individual there.

I'd say call or go over there. Those would be your best bets

All I can say is go up there and see. They may or may not have what you are looking for.

They have vehicles come in all the time. Visit the website to get all the prices for everyrhing down to the screw. Then check the vehicle inventory. You won't know if the hub cap is there until after you get there.

You need to go to their website and check the car inventory. It does list whether or not the vehicle is a v6 or v8 or i4, etc. Pullapart com

Daniel is right. They have a list at pullapart.com/pricing. Another lost that will tell you where on the lot the car is and another list that will tell you what other cars have the same part you ate looking for.

Please refer to their website and/or call your nearest location.

No you have to pull it yourself

The best way to see the condition is to go there and look at all the same body style. You can also check on the website for the location you need to see if the truck is there in the yard.

I am pretty sure, but I don't work there

Www.Pullapart.com will tell you everything you need to know.

Go to the website it will show you which parts are interchangeable.

Go there and see they have all kind of cars and vans

Nope

Not very much

https://www.pullapart.com

Ehhh... Website isn't always accurate. I've checked the website and requested notifications about certain needed parts but never found them online nor got the text about the availability. Ended up just going to the yard and found the vehicle I needed. Actually, two. So, I'd suggest just going up there.

Go to www.pullapart.com there you can find if they have the vehicle and parts you are looking for.

Probably better off coming to the yard and looking around for one.

I bought a spare tire for my used car. Super happy about it, too!!!

Yes they can provide help to pull transmissions and engines. Charge may vary. Go can find more detailed information on their website or call customer services.

Yes

If you buy a whole car or truck

You can go to the website and search to see if they have the vehicle you're looking for and you can search for prices of parts but you have to actually go to the yard to see if the part you are looking for is available. If your vehicle is not there they can order one from another location.

No but either you or someone you send there can pull one.

You can go online to their website and it will tell you if they have the vehicle you're looking for but you have to go to the yard itself to see if the part you need is available.

You can go online to their website and see if they have what you're looking for by vehicle or by part. If they don't have what you're looking for you can always set it up for them to order one from another yard and/or set up online to notify you when it comes in. It is $2pp non-member and $1pp members to enter the yard. You can get golf carts for $27 or wheel barrows for free to help transport your parts and tools.

$30 to $45 each

They could have onr. I've never been to that section.

Yes, they sale every part of a car, all the way down to the carpet

They do have a few vehicle's for sale

Yes

Around $20 to $35.

No, they don't. But you can. This is a self service, used auto parts store. You go find the parts you need and you pull them yourself. You can get a transmission for $80 with a 30 day warranty.

Ok thanks do they have a number or something?

No

You don't pay to pull it out you pay for the motor after you get it out... Not sure what that may cost..

You have remove parts yourself

They have a decent sized Chrysler area. You might find what you're looking for.

No. You can either have them bring it out with their forklift or you have to carry it out with some other form of assistance.

The only way to know for sure is to go there. They vehicle's multiple times a week.

But how can I find out if they have a 13 inch tire

Ok

The phone number is an automated system. The best bet is to go online to pull a part Columbia you can look up what's on the yard what the price on parts are and other things.

Yes, you can go on the website and when you look up a certain car you can choose an option where you will get a notification when the car you chide is in via text or email

You need to access the website and click on Parts Pricing.

Go on website you can see if they have the vehicle and how much but you got to go and look yourself to see if they still have the part

Go to their website to check...don't believe they have a phone number that you can check on parts with

They have a website where you can see if there are parts.

I do not work for pull apart. However. I do know that you yourself is the one freeing the part. Bring your tools and if your lucky and they are nice they will drive it back to the gate in a pick up truck.

Single tires only 19.99 tire with rim 25.00

Nope

There are so many parts to all kind of cars and trucks you'll need to go there and look for yourself

They have a computer that will give u a capable list to other cars

Yes they should but you will have to remove it

No Monday through Friday

Its about $65 you have to get it yourself tho , and they dont have a shop there so it's up to you to get someone to install it

Depends on the model and year of the vehicle...

Around $200 I think

Go to pullapart.com and see if they have that car. Then you have to go to the yard and see if the car has an engine or not. They have prices for all their parts on the website.

Go to pullapart.com and search for your model. If they have one you will have to go and inspect the car yourself and remove what you need.

You can go to the pullapart.com Web site and search for cars that would have had that particular transmission. Then go to the yard and inspect the cars to see it it's still there.

Most are a few hundred to a couple thousand

I would doubt they do

If one's available on the lot, it would be $80 with a $25 cpre charge

Go to the pullapart.com Web site. That has all prices and you can check to see if they have your model. If they do you will gave to go to the yard and see if it has the part you need and take it off yourself if you find one.

Wheel bearings aren't that expensive from a parts store and they aren't attached to anything and they are not used...

Yes

There's 7 vehicles on the lot that may still have that engine available

Call pull a part

There's not a 2011 on the lot but other year models have the same compressor...$40.00

Yes they are open

May want to check and see if boards from an older model are compatible. New nerf bars aren't that expensive though.

there is no search for that item you will have to go there and actually look at the vehicle and see if it's still on there

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Yes

Tires are $20.55+tax

Pull a Part do buy old cars. They have a large selection of foreign and domestic to meet almost all your parts need I've been dealing with them before the Columbia store opened used parts it's hard to beat them

They mark what you come in with, but you have to show them before you hit the yard...too many people actually steal things from them and say they bought it somewhere else... receipt would have helped...

Check the website, they have an inventory list.

Probaly can call 800 radiator get the price of new one

Mirror-$9.00, Fender-$41.00, Compressor-$39.00

No

They have an online search engine to narrow down whether they have that model car on site. However, they don't have every part indexed, just the cars. Some parts are indexed, but not all. The cost savings offsets the time required to visit the site and the staff there is more than helpful. I believe it is well worth the trip.

They have older type of Dodge 1500

Call out there and ask before going

They do take older vehicles

Check out their website, they have almost everything for that type of vehicle

Buick LeSabre

They dont pull parts you have to go pull the parts. Its 2.00 dollars to get in and then the price of the part you get.

Yes i may have one

+1 803-255-2990 call Pull A Part see if there's one in your area and see if they have the part that you are looking for.

If pull a part dont have it lkq in greer message. Me ill give u no

Engines are 200 to 400 no guarantee if they are useable or not as they dont allow proper onsite testing. If you get a bad engine you only get store credit and then have to pull another engine.

You have to go look for yourself. Unless you find somebody else to go look for you. That's how it works there

You pretty much have to go check and see if they have one. When you get there they will tell you where to find those vehicles and you go look and see if it has the part

Check the website

Check the website and use the part locator

Yes they may have it you can ask them at the counter if not check online for car parts

You have to ask at the counter see if they have that but I'm sure you'll find one

Yes they do

They will not answer questions as such...all you can do is look to see if the model you're looking for is on the lot

Call the toll free number

No

Don't know what tools you use but you have to have someone with you to take the window out because they don't do that

This is not a repair shop.

An 8 cylinder engine w/acc is $180.00

Generally you have to do your own pulling a part or bring a mechanic with you.

Without knowing the model I'm not positive but they do have 23 Hyundai's on the lot...

I don't work for them

U can pull up prices on their website

You would have to call. I don't think they deliver

You will need to call them or check their website for a list of vehicles they have on the lot.

Check the website or call

Can put add in the trade journal for metal

Tire and rim about $25 to $30 dollars

You need probably have to let them look at it

No you have to pull your own part out or have someone with you who can

Nope only the parking lot is paved

It b people around there will pull one for u for a fee

Are you trying to sale it to pull a part? If so contact pull a part. Are you looking for parts for your 2004 Maxima ? If so contact pull a part.

You will need to go on their website or visit them to see what they have in stock.

Please contact the office.

Their web site provides a price list.

Pull a part doesn't test starter if you want you can get the part take it to places like O'Riley's where they can test if for free, and if it don't work take it back and get a credit.

You would have to call them and see. I'm sure there are many factors that may determine how much they may give you for it. Unfortunately your question can only be answered by an employee who works there.