Pick-n-Pull

"Sammy & Chelsea are extremely helpful and amazing people. Thank you!"

"A few months ago, I bought something from this place that didn’t fit my truck and when I returned it, I got store credit. When I went in, they refused to accept their own store credit and said that they just don’t accept that anymore. The employees and the manager have been nothing but rude as I’ve tried to resolve this and have no interest in doing anything. If you can, go something else."

"I'm not sure what happened to this place? Thier used to be adults that run this store? What happened? Now they have thease young high-school kids runing it and they have no idea what they are doing. They have no clue as to what thier ringing you up or what they are charging you for. I go to all of the pick in pulls in the Pacific northwest. This is by far the worst pick in pull I've visited. They have some ones high school kids working thier that have no idea how to operate the business and have very loud and rude mouths no clue what hospitality is or coustermer service for that Matter. They need to take a lesson from the Vancouver pick in pull or the foster rd pick in pull. They know what coustermer service is and they are adults about it and they can ring you up for the correct amount. I highly recommend them but this sherwood pick and pull needs to be shut down until they can get qualified personnel in thier to operate this vasility correctly. They rung up my order completely wrong I saved my receipt and they over charge and at times they have no idea what they are charging you to top it all off they look like thier still in school and if this is what our school system puts out we are all in big trouble. Thease employees are completely incapable and Rude and need to be retrained or just plain trained on how to perform thier job functions correctly. .Much love D."

"There were more of my car here than was stated on their inventory, so I was happy about that. I found the parts that I needed at 80% less than if I were to order new."

"Misinformation is given, so be very certain you get clarity. My husband was in an accident, so we towed the car to the nearest junkyard- which was this place here. I spoke to a representative of their company, and asked them if it was OK to take off the tires once we got it there, and was told that was fine and given a quote. They are now saying it's policy NOT to allow this to happen. I tried to explain that this was going to really hurt us, and and that I would have done it differently had I been told differently by their representative, and tried to look for another solution besides towing it off property again, but she couldn't do it. They also won't give you more than $350 for your car in most cases."