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Pick Your Part - San Bernardino Self-service junkyard in San Bernardino, CA
Pick Your Part - San Bernardino is a self-service junkyard at 434 6th St, San Bernardino, CA. It has a 4-star rating from 1,375 Google reviews. Reviews or the yard's website mention self-service, full-service and online inventory.
How this yard works
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Pull your own parts
More pull-your-own yards →“They will pull the part for you if you need; but you can still bring your own tools.” (Google review)
Mentioned 2 times in reviews · Per the yard's website
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Full-service: they pull the part
“Afterwards I paid for part pull and he removed the part for me also and very fast and professional!” (Google review)
Mentioned 2 times in reviews
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Online inventory
Per the yard's website
Selling a junk car?
Pick Your Part - San Bernardino buys junk cars, per the yard's website.
Mentioned once in reviews · Per the yard's website
Call first with the year, make, model and condition. Ask whether they tow, what paperwork they need (usually the title and your ID), and get the offer before they hook it up.
From Google reviews
For anyone who is a car enthusiast like I am, this place is like a candy shop for big kids. For anyone who can turn a wrench and wants to save a few bucks vs parts store parts OR grabbing a hard to find part, this place is the place to be.
This place is great. The app helps you find your vehicle that you need to get parts from. PYP is the app. They have plenty of carts to help you move stuff. A lot of cars. They have Porta potties and handwashing stations. The customer service is great.. So if you’re looking for a part, this is a place to go.
I came to pick up a Ford Ranger trip bed, but the only thing they had in the lot was an extended cab. My truck is a regular cab. The staff was great and helping me locate the vehicle. I will return again thanks for all your help.
I started visiting this junkyard last year to source parts for my personal projects and business needs. What began as an occasional visit quickly turned into a weekly routine, and I’ve since visited multiple Pick Your Part locations and junkyards throughout Southern California.
