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Self-service junkyards in Oregon
9 pull-your-own yards in Oregon, out of 65 junkyards we list in the state. Bring your own tools, pull the part yourself and pay at the counter. Each yard is here because a customer's Google review or the yard's own website says you pull your own parts there, and that proof is printed with it.
Pull-your-own yards in Oregon
Pull your own parts, per the yard's website
“You Pull It was helpful, and assisted us with transporting a canopy to the front of the lot.” (Google review)
Also per the yard's website · 5 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
“When we pulled it out of their tow yard my front tire was flat and they grabbed their air pump and filled it with air.” (Google review)
3 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
3 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
Online inventory Online inventory, per the yard's website
“Jesse, kona and all the staff at pick n pull sherwood are amazing.” (Google review)
Also per the yard's website · 6 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
2 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
Online inventory Online inventory, per the yard's website
“Best "you pull it" in oregon, I forget his name but the guy at the register very knowledgeable and friendly went the extra step in finding it what was going on with my order.” (Google review)
5 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
Online inventory Online inventory, per the yard's website
“This is my first time ever going to this Pick-n-Pull And it was an extremely busy day because they were having their half off sale.” (Google review)
Also per the yard's website · 4 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
“8-26-15 Well I might have to change my opinion of Riverside u-pull.” (Google review)
3 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
Self-service yards in Oregon, by city
What to bring
- A basic socket set and wrenches, in the sizes your car uses
- Screwdrivers, pliers, a pry bar and a breaker bar
- Penetrating oil for rusted bolts
- Work gloves, safety glasses and closed-toe boots
- Water, and a bag or bucket for small bolts and clips
- A wagon or cart for heavy parts, unless the yard has them at the gate
- Your old part, or a photo of it, to match against