Idk never saw anything like this ...went in they priced me a part ...girl got what it was wrong ...charged me 16 dollars ...then she ask around and tried to charge me 50 bucks after I already paid for it .. I said never mind I don't want it a new one isn't that much ...I said just give me my money back .mage said no all I can give you is credit and you have to use it to buy that part ...I said I don't have to do anything ..you sold it to me for wrong price then decided you wanted more and I want my money back ...a manger gave me my money back ..I mean you say you made a mistake on but then try to steal my money cause you made a mistake ..WTF ...that place is crazy read more

Only get good service if your white I told the guy I was going to be there in 15 minutes and he left before I got there and he hung up in my face read more

Very helpful. They knew what you needed and when it would be in stock if out of product.

Interesting concept to find those part for your car. Basically you pay a $2 fee to enter. One can either look online or at the entrance to see if your car is in the lot, or why years would match your vehicle as well. Bring your own tool set, and start tearing up the vehicle to get your part. Fairly easy concept, and the prices are cheap as opposed to going to a mechanic. Most of the car are damaged, and I must admit, it did feel a bit Erie doing through a car that obviously had an accident. If you're ok with that, then pull away. Great prices. read more

5 hours into a 20 hour drive disaster struck and I needed a specialized wheel and tire in order to not be stranded in Birmingham..I would have missed an incredibly important family reunion..I am handicapped with mobility issues but Jared in the front greeted me and made it his mission to get me roadworthy..After a number of false starts they pulled an acceptable wheel and tire and installed it in the parking lot in the rain which continued till after normal closing time..Sometimes kindness extended means more than you can know..5 stars for sure!!!..Thanks again Jared.. Pull a part can be very proud that they have you in their employ..Ray J Collins Loxley,Alabama and Traverse City, Michigan read more

Pull A Part can be a great resource if you know what your doing and how to go about it using their supplied tools/ website . I don't know how anyone could give them a bad rating. Pull A Part Birmingham has been a great help to me for years and has undoubtedly saved me thousands of dollars. Thanks so much for your hard work!! Y'all are a great service to our community!! read more

I've been in and out of this place for the last few years with my dad, and it's amazing how many cars are here! Just a tip, the junkyard is pretty deep gravel so wear VERY supportive footwear. It's also DIY, so you will need to bring all of your own tools. It's $2 to go into the yard, but only $1 if you are a VIP club member. It costs nothing to be a member, and registering didn't take long so I would recommend you join. You should always check their website for specific cars/models. Most of the employees have been real helpful, but of course I met the one outlier who refused to answer my question because she was "on break". On break meaning she was leaving the building to eat inside of her car. read more

Our salesperson Jeramie Spaulding was fantastic! From start to finish, he was kind, courteous, and very knowledgeable about the cars for sale on the lot. He thoroughly answered all of our questions and was very patient and understanding as we searched around, test drove, and then selected a great vehicle which was exactly within our budget and style preference. Thanks so much for your time! read more

Just so we're clear, this is a junkyard. They have a giant gravel yard with rows and rows of junk cars precariously propped up on rusty wheels. So clearly, pants and good shoes are a must, as well as gloves and water, and possibly a partner to help you look and/or make sure nothing falls on you. You pay $2 to enter (only $1 with a VIP card, but the lady was firm with the husband that even though we were together, it was $2 for me) and it's 100% DIY from there. They'll loan you a wheelbarrow -- think of it as a shopping cart -- and other than helping you use the computer terminals to locate a specific vehicle, you're on your own for finding and salvaging parts. So this is a bring a wish list and a variety of tools situation, and really only for you if you know what you're looking at/for. Really, it's like discount or thrift shopping, just...dirtier, and probably of more interest for men than women (to stereotype here). Fortunately for me, the husband is an experienced car guy, so we had no trouble locating and removing a replacement side mirror for his truck. The nice thing with taking it off the junk car yourself is that it gives you a test run on how to install it, with no consequences for breaking something. Seriously, these cars are shredded -- there's a reason they're being scrapped! You just take whatever you want and leave the rest. We also grabbed a pair of replacement mirrors for my trusty VW, and got super lucky when, lacking the appropriate wrench, the husband spotted a guy nearby with one who was willing to loan it to him. The husband installed all the mirrors today, and they're awesome! Way cheaper than new replacements, at $10 for manual mirrors and $20 for electronic. If you're properly prepared (tools, parts list, water), Pull-A-Part is definitely the place to save some dough. And I'm pretty sure the husband will insist on me accompanying him as his helper from now on! read more

Recently visited and came away impressed. Friendly staff, ready to answer questions, wheelbarrows for free use and great pricing. Would not hesitate to go back. read more

This has to be what hell is like. They'll promise they have what you're looking for, then have you running all over their yard only to find they don't know their ass from an elbow. Save your time and buy elsewhere read more

If you try to sell your old car to these people, they'll give you the run around until your quote expires (7 days) and then quote you a new price that's $60 less than the original price. For no real reason other than "we might have a lot of that car on the lot," as a person in their Atlanta, GA call center told me. What a waste of time. read more