02-13-2026 update: Sold to another dismantler who…read more offered way more and was honest. 1-20-2026 Don't bother to sale your vehicle to Mayfair Auto Wreckers in San Jose. Colossal waste of time and misrepresentations. Mayfair asks if I'm driving or towing vehicle from Merced. I said Brake Booster Pump Assembly is bad and in Merced in my initial call. Original owner, OEM cat, passed smog, clean title, superior maintenance backed by records. Head gasket fine; no rattle, no steam. Offering free tow and nothing for vehicle was never discussed in your voicemail since we never spoke. I would rather donate to karsforkids.com for tax deduction.

Darius was super helpful and fair in salvaging my car after a crash. Would definitely recommend his…read moreservices

It's convenient to have this Pick-n-Pull in my neighborhood in case there ever is a need…read more Thankfully, I've only used them once for a car part but unfortunately they did not have what I needed. The parking lot is spacious. There is also a food truck that sets up out front for a food option.

It's always been an enjoying experience when we stop by Pick-n-pull and we've gotten great deals on…read moreparts. There's an electronic map of the cars available so that's really helpful to plan before your visit. Upon arriving, you'll need to fill out the electronic waiver form. You can also get a stamp in case you need to exit and re-enter on the same day. It's been pretty quick to get through checkout and a fun experience to walk around the area.

It was an Easy unloading and pay process. You drive in and…read morethey weigh your car, no need to get out of car except to pay

Never thought I would review a dump, but I was actually really impressed! Since today is a holiday…read more(Memorial Day), my husband and I weren't sure if the landfill we normally would go to was open and no one answered the phone. I found Valley Services on Yelp, they answered the phone and said they were open. All the employees were friendly, the driveway was clean (hate getting a nail in a tire) and the price seemed reasonable! We'll definitely return with our next load from our remodeling project. P.S. They even have a cooler filled with bottles of water!

Terrible horrific heinous customer service unless getting put on hold for an ungodly long amount of…read moretime never to be asked may I help you even though you call over and over is your thing don't ever call these people they have nothing to offer you and no help to be given Doris Auto wreckers you ought to be ashamed of yourself you suck

Walked in waited about 20 and they found the item I needed ! friendly staff…read moreThank You

Junk King was incredibly responsive from start to finish. They replied quickly to my initial…read moreinquiry and scheduled a free site visit right away. Their pricing was extremely competitive, which I really appreciated. Nemia was communicative and friendly throughout the entire process, and the rest of the crew was just as professional. Everyone was courteous, worked hard, and moved quickly. After I showed them the two rooms that needed to be cleared out, they handled the entire junk removal job seamlessly from start to finish. It was easy, efficient, and stress-free. I would absolutely use them again in the future!

Junk King sells your information to advertisers. They did…read moreservice for me and after asking for a tip in addition to the agreed payment, they sold my email address off somewhere and now I'm getting spam directed to the unique email address I generated and only used for Junk King. This is a slap in the face to their customers. Shameful behavior.

These folks were so kind, patient, and helpful today when my parents and I went to turn in their…read morenon operative car. They were efficient and professional, yes, but the care that they exercised while engaging with my parents meant a lot to me. Thank you. Y'all are good people and I'm happy to do business with good people. Would absolutely recommend this business without reservation for all of your applicable needs.

Great business! Straightforward process to get car recycled through state buyback program. Mike and…read moreSean are terrific. I highly recommend this old school auto parts yard.

Always go out of there way to make sure I get parts needed a.s.a.p…read more thank you so much

Got the part I needed friendly staff, and they know their stuff very helpful will definitely return…read morein the future for more parts

The service was nice. People were pretty friendly that worked there. I've read on some of the post…read morethat people had negative experiences, but it was very positive for me.

Junkyard filled with junk cars (sometimes gems) and operated by a few junk people using junk…read moreprocesses. We came here primarily through the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) program to retire our vehicle and for the east bay, this was the closest site contracted by the state to handle these requests. No appointment is needed as they service walk ins all day (check their time of operation ahead of your visit to confirm they're open but they're typically open from 8:30 to 4 pm Monday to Saturday). Before you head out, if you plan to sell your car, make sure you have all the required documentation. Be sure to bring your vehicle title, drivers license, and letter of approval (for the BAR program, you need to first apply online first and receive a physical letter to confirm your application). If your title has an "and" on it (joint ownership), all parties must be present with their valid drivers license. If not, they'll turn you away and you'll have to come back another time. Also, plan to have the process take about two hours. If you're simply coming for digging for scraps and parts, bring forms of payment (cash, credit), tools (depending on what you're looking for, a wagon might be worthwhile to include at your disposal), and protective gear. There's an entrance fee of $4 and any parts you're looking to purchase will be processed separately. Located in the outskirts of Newark, it'll seem like you're heading to nowhere once you pass the railroad tracks. Keep going and be prepared to turn into the large parking lot. Park your car at any of the spots. After you've arrived, head on up to the shop. For those going to the scrapyard, hang a left and head to the kiosk to sign your waiver and pay the entry fee. For those looking to sell their car, head towards to the office building to the right where they typically would have a simple clipboard and sign in sheet right outside the door. Put your name and phone number down and someone will eventually come out and read out the name to service you. I say "eventually" because there's one person handling these from my experience and if they're preoccupied with another sale, you're left to wait without much of a direction or guidance until they get to you. "Just stick around" is the response we have gotten before we were serviced, after we were serviced and waiting for them to evaluate the car, and after everything was processed and we were waiting for the check. To add to the excruciating wait, the staff member assigned to this operation is the most obnoxiously slow and curt worker I have ever witnessed. Fortunately, they were knowledgeable and I'm just glad the government program has all the prices set to simplify the fund exchange. Overall, Pick-n-Pull certainly has a reputation as a place to be able to source parts from junk cars for car enthusiasts, collectors, and mechanics but they also operate on behalf of the state for retiring vehicles. Like it or not, you may end up spending more time here than expected but at the end of the day, you knew what you were getting into. Personally, there'd be little reason for me to venture out here but they served their purpose, albeit with a few unnecessary hurdles.

I was in need of a 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0 L so I searched craigslist and found an ad from All…read moreAuto saying they had a 95 engine. We called and got the "Ohh yeah, we've got it" so we jumped in the truck and picked it up. I thought $650 for a engine that I was promised ran great was an ok price. When we got there it was a 97 Grand Cherokee engine (completely different but I knew we could make it work) then they swore up and down "We heard it run, it runs great. No clanking, ticking, or smoking." I made sure we had some sort of warranty before paying for it, THANKFULLY. Well the next day we gathered up all the need gaskets and things to do a tune-up (My step-dad's a mechanic, I was raised to do this on any used car or motor/engine.) Once we tore into we realized the number 6 cylinder had massive amounts of oil in it, the ENTIRE ENGINE needed to be rebuilt. The water pump and pullies on the front of the engine had also been pushed into the head so the engine would not have been running when the pulled it. We called them the next business day and were told they would not take the engine back if it was not completely back together which meant they didn't want to see what we found. I'm assuming they wanted us to put it completely back together because they are planning on reselling it and didnt want to have to pay their "mechanics" to put it back together. They did take it back and gave me my money back but they made it seem like we were screwing them over. "Make sure everything's on it, make sure it turns over." BOTTOM LINE- They mis-advertised this engine, they lied to me when they said they heard it run and it was fine, they knew they were doing something shady, and there is NO DOUBT in my mind they are going to re-sell that motor saying that it runs fine.

I normally do not work on cars but the economy forced me to. I needed some parts for my PT Cruiser…read more All Auto had the parts and I went there, cash in hand. Turns out, I overpaid them by $100.- While I am waiting for the parts to be removed, the employee comes out and returns the money to me. When I took the money from his very dirty hands I thought "How many so called high end businesses would have done that?" I am moved by their honesty. Thank you very much. We need more people like you and fewer bankers.