Pick-n-Pull,

1065 Commercial Street, San Jose, CA 95112

"Horrible experience here at pick and pull . The manger and cashier are all rude and they don’t respect the customer and they act like they own the place also when you want to return thing they tell you no without no reason. So I wouldn’t recommend this place at all . Even the manger was rude"

"Search online before coming to see if they have what you need. Layout is well done but just make sure to sign the waviers inside before getting in line to enter the yard."

"San Jose pick and pull drops more cars than any other yard by far. Location has concrete lanes that make it so easy to move parts around. Lots of parts pullers to help get parts that you need. Rob, Vanessa, Eliana and the rest of the staff are professional and very friendly."

"Walked in to buy a $35 radiator on special(all rads $35). Found one I needed, brought it up to the front, and paid. All said and done about $60 after membership, core charge, etc. Fine. Whatever. I go to leave, and the lady st the front stops me and says the fans are separate and counts a double fan shroud as 2. Says I need to mangle the rad to take it off or pay another $20 per fan. Then started the unreasonable arguing. I'm not even out of the store yet and they're trying to upcharge me $40 for something they failed to point out or notice until I was almost gone. Why would I take the hit for their mistake? I just wanted my money back or let their mistake slide and let me walk. Pinning their own mistake on the customer? Goodbye business. After a lengthy argument where someone from an inside office had to come calm her down, I finally got my money back, and she said no less than 3 times I'm not welcome back. I found a bought a new one for $60 online in the parking lot. Why would I ever come back??"

"1. They don't pick up the phone, any questions you gotta be there in person. 2. $3 entry fees, have a sign a waiver on an ipad as well (per person). 3. You should ask the front desk what car you're looking for and they will print you a little receipt with the row number the car is at. (They don't know what's left on the car) 4. You need to bring your own tools and know how to work on cars, or at least how to pull parts off the car. 5. Most parts are cheap, tho some parts can be more expensive than online, if you include online shipping then the price here is not bad. So check your prices. 6. They have a lot of older cars, lesser new cars, and they might not have the car you're looking for or the part is taken off the car already. $3 for a try & sometimes you'll get lucky."