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Self-service junkyards in West Virginia

1 pull-your-own yard in West Virginia, out of 26 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 West Virginia

Ranked by Google rating weighted by number of reviews. The proof is under each tag.

Rameys Used Auto Parts

883 Plank Bridge Rd, Bunker Hill, WV

Pull your own

87 reviews Independent

“Purchased a bucket seat from the pick n pull lot and was thoroughly impressed.” (Google review)

3 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here

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

Rules on jacks, torches and power tools differ by yard, so check before you go. More on how these yards work on the pull-your-own-parts page and in our guides.

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Independent directory, not affiliated with the yards or chains listed. Details come from public business info, customer reviews and each yard's own website. Call ahead to confirm hours, inventory and yard rules.