Big shout out to Eduardo L. and team for helping us out! They helped remove two old vehicles and left us with cash! We had a 1986 Chevy Van that had been sitting in a garage for nearly 30 years and a 2001 Dodge Grand Caravan that had been sitting for 5ish years. It was time to get rid of it. Once we found the titles/keys, they were at the home within 24 hours with a check for each. They came on 2 separate occasions because we found the titles at different times, but the service and communication was top notch. They'll give you a window for pick up and then narrow that window down the day before so you don't have to lose your whole day :) I'd recommend them to anyone in the area looking to haul off an old vehicle. Great to work with. Cheers! read more

Nevada Pic-A-Part - Chevy Van - Junkyards Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

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Always have a huge selection of parts, inventory always changing, low prices, and there software on their website lets you cross match parts. As far as the bad reviews... They never said they buy used parts, if you forget something that's your fault not theirs and if you expect nice customer service from a junk yard... maybe you should get your parts from a department perfume counter. read more

They never answer their phone, they don't buy used parts from you and their customer service skills lack emotion or professionalism.

I've been going here for numerous years. why Im leaving a one star is simply due to customer service. The biggest issue I have is the tone/attitude with employees when asking simple questions. As well as the lack of knowledge/experience in cars or car parts. constantly overcharging me for parts, due to lack of knowledge of the parts themselves. I decided today I will no longer be giving business to pick a part Henderson or Lamb. read more

Didn't really need anything from this place, just tagged along with my dad as he needed some parts. It's a self-serve salvage yard. This is one of his favorite places to get used parts for cheap. He comes here about once or twice a month. My dad just usually brings a set of hand tools - screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, and sockets. He only gets small to medium size parts. We saw others brought in their whole tool box and others removing a whole engine lol. Entry is $1 per person, check in via the touch screen monitor at the gates. The yard appeared organized by car brand/model. Prices seemed reasonable, bumpers $15, fenders $20, set of wheels $250. read more

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I paid for the crash guard on a 2006 Prius, which was supposed to include the Styrofoam. I left the Styrofoam and came back a few days later and they told me that I need to pay an extra $11 for a piece of fucking Styrofoam. This place sucks read more

I had a very terrible experience with an employee names R Gonzalez. I was removing a rear end from a ford and upon arriving to the check out and paying it and a radio. he interrupted me and the cashier to charge me more for the radio, he was extremely rude trying to over charge me. Saying the it was 2 pieces not one. I think he only did this to get money out of me since they were about to close. I feel saddened that I was treated like this. read more

Today my experience at pic a part was extremely disappointing. Customer service is what needs to improve and R. Gonzalez the supervisor doesn't show that he cares .his careless attitude while laughing when asked about the entrance fee wasn't professional. if you look young expect to get treated like garbage by everyone including the supervisor. He tried to charge me the warranty even though I didn't ask. I hope these people improve taking my business elsewhere read more

Very good customer service and well explained where the vehicle is located and what procedures for pulling certain parts

the worst customer service make you jump through hoops no thx.pick up guy was rude and just didn't want to deal with buying the car or hooking it up to the tow truck read more

Never got my issue addressed or a call back. Person on the phone was super rude. Will never do business here again

I went, won't be back. I understand that sometimes you're going to get difficult customers that will affect your attitude, but to spill it over to your other guests is wrong. With the exception of ONE person, everyone else genuinely seems disinterested in helping customers. Pay your $1 (Cash only!) to get in, and when you leave be prepared. 3 cross-members from an OLD (90's) F250 for $100??!?! Live and Learn....and hopefully you learned from this. read more

How becoming for this locations for a lot of years prices are up ridiculous Prices Are not that ship anymore Almost a = a new aftermarket Fender Small piece of speaker wire you are better off if you buy The Home Depot lol But for mayor Engine and transmission 4 doors go light on the place The making so much money it was able to put concrete in the whole yard Bring all your tools even the one you know thing you Are not gonna need read more

Nevada Pic-A-Part - Best DYU - Junkyards Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Came in for an antenna for my 1997 which is manual (physically have to slide the antenna in and out of the mast) which was easy there was good amount of civics so grabbing a decent shape was no problem. Came up to the cashier bought it and thought 'wow why so pricy' now came to mind once I read it he over charged me for a automatic antenna which is $21 bucks more from the measly $5. So I turned around and ask for a refund but I couldn't because I charged with card so instead I got store credit. So for the reader that's reading this make sure you read what the cashier charges you before you pay for the part you're buying otherwise you're paying more than you're supposed to. read more

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Ebay had $11 button, $30 hinge, and $46 panel for my wife's car. This place had all three and it only cost me a fraction it. Of course I also managed to get tires, fuses, jacks, bulbs, and etc. All I had to do was cannibalized two cars. This was my first experience actually rummaging in a junkyard. Can't wait find back up parts for my car as well. Personal hint. Entrance fee is $1, bring your own tools, and carts & wheelbarrow are free to use. If you want tires, they got them. If you got one with wheels, you have to remove it yourself somehow if you want to save $11 bucks. read more

time. You just tell the guys it's your first time here and they will take care of you. It's super easy and simple. Tell them the info on your car and they point you into the direction of your kind. Don't forget to stay hydrated read more

Explain to me why is it my son-in-law who has his own tools goes there to get some rims today tools which are expensive that he's paid for himself and these people have the nerve to ask him if he stoled those tools?? did he take them?? And this was from for employees and a manager I've never been so insulted and all my life I would not recommend this place at all stay away from this place read more

Wow. Since I was 5 I've loved taking things apart and I am finally getting better at putting them back together again. This was my first serious visit to a salvage yard and I brought a bag of tools, two jack stands and a hydraulic jack to scavenge some body bushings for my '70 GTO. The yard has close to 2000 cars to pull parts from, as well as about 1000 more ready to move into the yard when the well-picked-apart junked cars are ready to move to the car crusher. Old rusty Home Depot carts are available to haul your tools around, and there are paved 'streets' in between the gravel yards of cars. To the East are all of the imports, to the West are all the American cars and all SUVs, trucks and vans. I found a mid-seventies Cadillac to work on (pics coming soon) and it took me about 90 minutes to separate its body from its frame, jack up the body, and pull 5 body bushings (more than enough - I really only needed one!). What an amazing place to practice your wrenching and to learn a lot. I even pulled the trunk carpet out of the salvage car to lay down on the gravel to make myself comfortable while working. Retail cost of a new bushing kit for my '70 GTO? $129.95 from the cheapest online store. Body bushings are never available at local auto parts stores, so the salvage yard was my best option. Total cost of bushings and bushing bolts/washers that I found at Nevada Pic-A-Part? $6. Loving junkyards right about now. Never wanted to go to them in Atlanta because kudzu grows in them and mosquitoes love hanging out wherever kudzu grows. If you need late model Japanese or American bits or parts, reconsider going to the store and consider bringing your tools to Nevada Pic-A-Part. Awesome! read more

I rarely go to pick a part but I did for the first time and got an alternator for a Toyota Corolla and when I took it home I first took it to auto zone to get it tested it was and perfect part I got and now my car can stay running without shutting off Great staff and parts read more

Got banned from both Nevada and Henderson pick a part because I closed a van door and the window fell out and they told me I had to pay for it or I will be banned but I wasn't gonna pay for something that wasn't my fault read more

Lot of vehicles are available. But really bad in customer care specially if you don't speak Spanish. Some months back their website was kind of good. Customers were able at least to find available vehicles, a photo of each vehicle, arrival dates of the vehicles and the location in the yard. Then the site became a mess arrival dates became the date the customer search on, and photos disappeared. I informed them about the mess and didn't see any upgrade. Now no one can search the vehicles in the yard. Customers need to go and find what vehicles are available. Before visiting no one know if required vehicle out of which one need of remove parts, is available. Two three time I informed them by emails and in person but found no solution. That means they don't care about the customers. read more

Here is some feedback regarding my last visit to Pic A Part. For some background information you may be interested to know that I have been coming to Pic a part for easily over 30 years, since I was a young teenager. I have fond memories of pulling parts with my father. It was always known that if you were willing to put in a little effort and risk, very often you could find exactly what you need at a bargain price. Unfortunately, I feel that this is no longer the case. I pulled a window regulator from a small compact car along with a battered spare wheel. Imagine my surprise when my parts cost was only slightly less than a brand new part with a warranty! Plus a core charge on a used part in principle is absurd! I was so disgusted that I left the parts and walked out. This is NOT the first time I've had this reaction. On one of my previous visits I managed to pull a hydro boost unit from a ford diesel that with some retrofitting could be modified to work with my truck. Upon checking out the teller proceeded to tally up the hydro post unit along with every hose and electrical harness connected to the unit as a separate charge. This untested unit would have cost me over $190 when he was done! For just a little more I can buy a rebuilt unit with a warranty! Therefore, I have come to the conclusion that my long history with Pic a Part is at an end. It simply is not the typical junkyard most of us are looking for. How sad that such a long standing fixture in the Las Vegas community is falling prey to corporate sellout. read more

Scheduled a pick up today. Was told someone would call between 8:00-8:30 AM. That never happened. I called at 11:00 AM to find out someone would be here between 2:30-3:30. At 4:00 still no show. I called an waiting on hold for 30 minutes. Now they're closed for the day! HORRIBLE service! I never asked for the car to be picked up today. They just told me it would be today. If they needed to make it another day, why didn't someone just say so??!! read more

I don't usually say 'RACISM' but now I will!!!! I am white and went to nevada pick-a-part. AFTER asking the attendant how much a stock jack costs as I pointed to one in a special space, he said 5.50! So I went ahead and stood in line with the jack for ten minutes in the hot sun. Once I got to the 'cashier' he told me it would be 12.50! I told him the other employee told me it was 5.50 and he had the NERVE to tell me the crank for the jack was sold SEPARATELY! He even gave me a STUPID analogy! He said if I came in to buy a door, would they give me the whole car? He even told me I could operate the jack with a screwdriver!!!! That it didn't need the crank! Either way, if you aren't mexican, you've been warned! (next time I go to buy a jack, I'll make sure it comes with a crank instead of having to buy one separately, lol) read more

Not as big or a large selection as the Lamb location but unfortunately I wasn't able to find what I was looking for. If you get a pass you can you it to enter at the other location. Staff was friendly and it was an easy in and out. read more

I got a used battery there for just $25 and work great send me about another hundred dollar I love this place

Someone tried to steal my old backup car. Bashed the windows, crowed bar the door, smashed the key lock and the ignition so I went to salvage some parts. Entry has always been $1 even when I was a kid. Crazy Willy used to be their ad spokesperson "bring your own tools. $1 entry." Prices are posted on a spreadsheet behind the guard shack. Bring 2 screw drivers and a 10mm ratchet with extension at minimum. The cars are organized by foreign and domestic. It's not that badly organized. I've seen worse. Kind of cool to see cars in various stages of stripped. You can learn how things are put together here just by looking and following the lines. Customer service can be better but oh well. It's a junk yard. As long as there's no dog chasing me I am ok. They told me the keys were in the cars; but after searching 5-6 of them, it became pretty futile so I gave up. The prices on EBay are better than here or just as good even with shipping so you may bypass this place. You save the trouble of scraping your hands and baking in the heat to remove something. For example I removed a door lock cover that sold for $2.50 but it's $2.85 shipped from EBay and its new. But since I was there I removed it. I needed a window so I had to come. It was $27.50 versus $50 from EBay plus I didn't have to wait a week for it to get here. So check EBay first and come here second. I learned how to rekey the lock and saved $30-50 from the locksmith and the part. There used to be another location off Nellis where the majority of them are found. Not sure if it's sill there. Some junk yards don't let you rummage, they get you the part but they charge quite a bit more too. FYI, I didn't have the tools to remove the window so I ended up asking a Hispanic dude to help me remove it and gave him a few bucks for using his tool. Sure beats going home and spending gas and money to go back, or waste time trying to remove it with a plier. read more

This place has been in Vegas for 30plus years, I've been to this location 6 or 7 times and have always found what I needed at a reasonable price. read more

Much better than the pic a part in North Las Vegas. I feel like there is a newer and more selection of vehicles here by far. I found what I was looking for on the first vehicle I saw, and trust me, it wasn't a common part at the other location. Prices just suck all around. I don't really know why they market stuff so high, even for something that might/might not work. The people working there at the gate were cool. And the guard was cracking jokes. For new peeps, bring your own tools, bring a dollar and wear some steel toe boots and keep a grease rag on you. Obviously watch where you're walking at. read more

Make sure you 100% want the item before buying, whatever promises they give you about exchanging within 30 days is pure fabrication. They do not honour their exchange policy. When buying things, prices are just kinda made up on the spot by the cashier. We have been a couple different times and the prices for the same item change. If you bring a lady friend with you, they won't charge her admission because 'she's a girl'. While you do save $1, this is extremely sexist. If you know what you are looking for, then by all means swoop in and grab it. However, do not expect quality, care or any kind of customer service. These guys are money hungry it's as simple as that read more

This is a good place to find parts for your older model cars. the folks will help you a little if you speak Spanish if not you are on your own. find things by the map they have online. they do not honor the deals listed on the web site like if you buy an entry in the one in Vegas you can enter in the one near Nellis.. you have to pay twice. and if you buy electronics you get what you got and there is no exchanges. Its good for tires but its high priced for the junk they sell0 read more

Low entry price, great part prices, good variety of all types and makes of vehicles. Overall a great experience. Will be back soon if I need some good quality parts for the best price. read more

Me and dad travel from California to get a door for my car because this is the only place I can find me a door for my car. Then when we get there they said you have to be 18 or older to get in but on the website it say "16 or under has to be accompanied by a adult" read more

I can't say enough what a great experience it was selling a disabled vehicle to Nevada Pic-A-Part in Henderson. Thomas was very personable, respectful, and professional. The quote he gave me was two to three times higher than what other salvage yards were offering. All the employees I spoke with were friendly and informative. It was a simple transaction to schedule the free pick up: a tow truck arrived on time and the driver had the check in hand for the full amount of the quote. There was no quibbling or shaming, which was important because the owner of the vehicle was a disabled senior veteran who was out of options to dispose of the vehicle. He was treated with dignity and respect. Thank you Nevada Pic-A-Part! read more

Ive been going here since we moved to Nevada in 99' .the gate fee has always been one buck,I look for what I need new and price it ,then I get price from picapart. On my last visit I needed a six cd exchanger for wife's car,they don't sell it anymore,and a custom alternative was big bucks. I found one in a car,removed it and paid $18 plus I got a warranty for 1o% more.The cd works ,wife is happy. when I walk in this place I treat everyone like my friend,no one has ever been rude to me.The cashier Hector can take a joke as well as dish one out,it has always been a Good expierience. Thank you picapart henderson. read more

Great place...clean and organized for a junkyard. Workers are friendly and helpful. My favorite junkyard in Nevada by far! Aloha!

This company was very dishonest in their dealings with me. I was helping a friend get rid of a junk car that her grandson had parked in her front yard for the last two years. I took the car title down ahead of time and was told to have a bill of sale signed and filled out and if I brought that back with the title they would pay me $75 if I brought the car to them; $0 if they came and got it. I towed the car down the next week with the requisite paperwork and the employees on duty at that time said they couldn't accept the paperwork and the car if I expected to be paid for it; however they would accept it if I would just leave it without getting any money for it. They essentially suckered me into giving them a free car without them having to tow it. Just beware of their "Bait & Switch" business tactics. read more

It's a junkyard with rude staff. They have lots of vehicles to take parts off of to fix yours. If they'd been even remotely nicer they would've got another star. read more

Great prices but they need extra help at the cashier. Often a long wait to pay while they have twice as many people inspecting at the exit

I have been here several times and do love pic a parts where ever they may be. However this one is unique for a few reasons 1. they charge admission only a buck but still I can walk right tin PepBoys , here i have to check my bag and pay . they have a decent selection of cars some of them have parts. Most are pillaged by mechanics though so fyi Im sure local repair shops do a lot of their part shopping here. That being said you can still usually find what you need or pretty close then you have to remove it then carry it back to the cashier. Whos usually a dick, probably because he is mouth-piece of the biggest ripp-off price gouging pricks in the auto industry and that is saying a lot. four out of five times having retrieved the part I needed i ended up leaving it on the cashiers desk . after he had quoted me price that was slightly higher than new aftermarket parts would have been on Amazon including shipping. 70$ for 1992 Honda front control arms. 70 fucking dollars new on Amazon included new bushings the ball joint tie rod ends lower ball joints for both sides less than 70$ . And most recently a window motor, the used 26 year old pic a part motor might have worked, no guarantee, no way to test it, they wanted 26 $ I laughed and inquired about him being serious he pointed to the computer screen "twenty six bucks thats how much they are " another hour wasted I should have just ordered the whole regulator with motor for 36$ new. So my advice would be to get the price before you go in because more often than not you will not save a dime on buying parts here new parts delivered free from Amazon. Goto the one on LAmb fuck this place i have no patience for asshole ripoff auto parts,service ,sales, people. even in a junkyard the lowest spot on the retail foodchain your beholden to a computer to dictate the bottom line which in this dump is 15-20% off retail of the new parts. douche bags save your time and money. read more