First time here and I have to say, what a Sh*T hole. Ok I get it, it is a salvage yard, but damn how about you clean the place up of unusable parts that are thrown on the ground, maybe even make it less of a trip hazard. Most of the vehicles we were looking at were picked clean. How about we rotate stock and make room for some good pieces. The dudes at the desk were less than enthusiastic to be there, the place just reeked with attitude. read more

I came out 4days in a row pulling a motor on the fifth day they got rid of the truck I drove all the way from Georgia cuz this was the only yard who had this motor they were unsympathetic and rude about the whole situation and offered no resolve never a fucking again read more

They take pictures of the vehicles, then the employees take all the expensive and common parts people are looking for offf the cars before the put them on the yard. Touch screen radios, side detection sensor and other item that people want are missing off the vehicles when they actually get put in the yard. The employees take all the good parts/electronics and sell them on Ebay or Craigslist, so don't waste your time........... read more

Yard is OK. I've had the same issue Grant has had with the early closing time; I arrived well before they should be closing the gates and was allowed to enter the yard but within just a few minutes there was a guy driving around chasing everyone out. He was calling out "Its 5 o'clock, everyone head to the exits" but once I got back out to my car it was only about 4:30 and feel I was kicked out much too early. Other than that however... The yard is very large and the turnover rate is pretty quick. Prices are typical - IE, in line with their other locations and with competitor Pick-n-Pull. A friend of mine used to have a deal worked out here where he'd get a full wheelbarrow of parts for a reduced price, say, $50, or two full wheelbarrows for $75. That practice has ended with all the new people working here now. read more

Pick Your Part - U-Pull-It, Blue Island IL - Auto Parts & Supplies Near Me - Blue Island, Illinois

they have parts for my 1996 van. i have been here many times to keep my old girl running 280k miles. bring you own tools as you never know who you will need to get the parts off.i came late -broke my tool an i got a next day pass to get back in, $3.00 to enter an take your choice parts you need, giant yard, muddy-you need boots to wade thru.the staff was friendly an helpful.open at 8am close at 5pm ,carts -wheel borrows available .. i guess a 100+ cars - trucks- an all years an models. so so much .. very kool place .you should ask direction to what brand of car you have .they should have a map ." read more

This location has all your Auto Part needs especially antique vehicles and older vehicles where the parts are hard to find this is a Hidden Gem and a lot of the dealerships as well as repair shops come here get the parts for little or nothing and then charge you a lot read more

Very well organized by make. All cars are up off the ground with plenty of space in between. Tons of pre 2000 cars for the picking. I've gotten like 17parts for my car there. Prices are good and they even give you a price sheet so you don't walk around the yard wondering what that part is going to cost. Costs $2 to get in. You can see the yard from both sides of I57. About 20 minutes from The Loop. Bring tools because you will be pulling your own parts. read more

Summer hours listed as 8:00am-5:30pm both online and the recorded message when you call them at 708-597-5128. However, when you go there, they close the entrance at 4:30 and say that everyone has to be out of the yard by 5:00, pointing at the hours on the door. I can't review the rest of the yard based on my last trip there since I got there just after 4:30 and the entrances were closed. This place has definitely gone downhill since LKQ took over. read more

I love this place when it comes to getting cheap used auto parts. It beats the hell out of getting parts directly from the dealer or from AutoZone if it can be helped. Over the years I've gotten replacement door handles that cost me five dollars instead of paying $50 at a dealer. I've gotten a charcoal canister solenoid that would've cost $130 from AutoZone for free. I've gotten heater blower resistor's that would've cost $35 for free. I got a rear used bumper in decent condition for $60 when the dealer would've charge me over $200. I got a new rear taillight housing for $20 what it would've cost me nearly $100 at the dealer. I got a front turn signal housing for $10 when it would've cost nearly $60 at the dealer. I got a new windshield fluid reservoir with pump after mine cracked due to cold weather for eight dollars and would have paid nearly $50 for it had it been purchased from the dealer. i've got an odds and ends like lightbulbs bolts and other knickknacks for free. The people that work here are very nice and friendly at least they've always been to me. However I do see them give other people grief but rightfully so on the account of some of the clientele that visit them being shady to put things very lightly. it cost two dollars to get in and you can get stamped to come and go as you please and to also visit to other junkyards that are in connection with them. One I believe is in Kankakee any other without a doubt is on North Avenue in Chicago. This is the best junkyard out of the three by far because the kankakee junkyard is small and the Chicago junkyard has high amounts of traffic which leads to a lot of cars being picked clean. I do final sidenote should you ever purchased a part that you end up not needing you have a month to return it for a full refund. So go knock yourselves out fix up that used car of yours and save some money. read more

This is my usual yard to go to when I need to pull parts. The place is huge, organized by make, and relatively clean for a junkyard. They used to have "all you can carry" specials before LKQ took over that were great. Everything you could carry for like $20 I think it was. They also had wheelbarrow specials as another reviewer mentioned. A full pullcart/wheelbarrow was $50. Sadly LKQ discontinued these specials. They occasionally have free admission months now though. Watch your back in the yard though, and go with a friend. It's in a hood ass area. I was there a few years back with a buddy when two shady guys asked me to stick my head in an empty engine bay to tell them what kind of trans the car had. I was like yeah right and just then my buddy walked up carrying the 3' breaker bar we usually brought with us. They looked at him then the breaker bar and said never mind and walked off. read more

real bad customer service department i call and ask about a part and the lady told me she could not give a price then she did then she told she was not sure the she got rude with me and hung up on me and when i tried to call back i could not get a answer read more