U-pull junkyard in Nashville, TN
Pull-A-Part Nashville
7114 Centennial Blvd., Nashville, TN 37209
- Hours posted
- U-pull
- Gate $2
- Buys junk cars
From above Parts
- U-pull
- Gate $2
- Inventory online
- Price list online
- Parts warranty
Selling a car
- Buys junk cars
Visiting
- Open Saturdays
- Open Sundays
Records
- Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission licensed
- EPA permit
About Pull-A-Part Nashville
Admission is $2 at the Centennial Blvd. gate ($1 for VIP Club members), plus a signed waiver. Hand tools, battery tools and a small generator are fine, but torches, grinders and jacks stay outside, since the cars already sit on stands. Wheelbarrows cost nothing, and an A-frame hoist helps with engines and transmissions. Hours run 8 to 5:30 every day, Sundays included, and yard entry closes a half hour before the store does. Nobody under 16 gets in.
Last verified Oct 27, 2026. Also listed as Pull-A-Part, Pull A Part Nashville and Pull-a-Part of Tennessee.
Hours, fees and rules can change. Check with the yard before you go.
Pull-A-Part Nashville gate fee, rules and what to bring
$2 to get in
Pull-A-Part location page, checked Oct 2026. VIP Club members pay $1. Everyone signs a release at the gate.
Bring your own tools
Checked Oct 2026.
Carts on site, hoists too
Free wheelbarrows. Pull-A-Part location page, checked Oct 2026.
Buys cars
Pull-A-Part location page, checked Oct 2026
Title required
Pull-A-Part location page, checked Oct 2026.
Tools allowed
- manual tools
- small generators (gas or battery; extra gas tanks not allowed, so fill before entering)
- battery-powered tools
- jumper boxes
- hand-carried air compressor or generator
Not allowed
- torches
- grinders
- jacks
- lead-acid batteries (car and motorcycle batteries) in the display yard
- cans of gasoline in the display yard
- incendiary (spark-producing) tools
Yard rules
- Must be 16 or older to enter any yard (insurance requirement); government photo ID may be required as proof of age; every customer signs a waiver before entering
- No repairs or maintenance on your own vehicle anywhere on the property, including parking lots
- Commercial or professional photography is not allowed without company permission
- No firearms in the store or yard except authorized law enforcement
- Service animals are allowed on the yard with a signed waiver; yard surfaces are unpaved gravel
- Yard entry closes 30 minutes before the store closes (purchases and exchanges are still possible until closing)
- Vehicles on the yard are set on stands, so no jack is needed or allowed
- No catalytic converters are sold
What to bring
- your own tools
- government-issued photo ID (proof of age may be required)
- bring the old part to avoid the core charge, or return it later with the receipt for a cash core refund
Minimum age 16.
Inventory and prices
Search this yard's inventory. Checked Oct 2026.
Parts price list. Checked Oct 2026.
Warranty: Most parts carry a 30-day warranty: return or exchange within 30 days with the receipt (exchange for matching part or store credit; no cash refunds except core deposits; part must keep its Pull-A-Part marking and not be disassembled); tires and wheels 3-day limited warranty; hybrid batteries, used coolant, washer fluid, fuses and thrift-store items are sold AS-IS; optional 120-day extended warranty on some parts for an extra fee
Payment: cash, MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover
Selling your car here
The yard buys cars, and its location page lists separate car-buying hours. It wants a title, though its sell page says you can replace a lost one with a duplicate from the Department of Revenue first.
What Tennessee requires to sell a junk car and yards that buy cars in Nashville.
Licenses and public records for Pull-A-Part Nashville
- Pull your own partsGate fee posted by the yard, checked Oct 2026
- Licensed by Tennessee Motor Vehicle CommissionMotor Vehicle Dismantler/Recycler 7171, status Active, expires Mar 31, 2028 (list dated Oct 2026)
- EPA permit currentStormwater permit TNR056537 shows Effective in EPA ECHO (Oct 2026)
- Buys junk carsSays so on its own site (Oct 2026)
- Inventory onlineSearchable vehicle list, checked Oct 2026
- Price list publishedParts price list online, checked Oct 2026
- Open SundaysPosted Sunday hours 8 AM to 5:30 PM, checked Oct 2026
- Parts warrantyMost parts carry a 30-day warranty: return or exchange within 30 days with the receipt (exchange for matching part or store credit; no cash
State license
| Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission | Motor Vehicle Dismantler/Recycler, No. 7171 Active, expires Mar 31, 2028 |
|---|
License list dated Oct 2026. Check it yourself.
EPA record
No quarters in violation in the last 3 years; no inspections on record in the last 5 years; no enforcement actions in the last 5 years.
| Permit TNR056537 | Effective, expires Jun 30, 2030 |
|---|---|
| Inspections, 5 years | 0 |
| Formal actions, 5 years | 0 |
| Penalties, 5 years | $0 |
| Quarters out of compliance | 0 of the last 12 |
EPA ECHO, checked Oct 2026. Read the full EPA report
Owner and contact details
| Phone | Phone on file |
|---|---|
| Email on file | |
| Social profiles | Social profiles on file |
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Pull-A-Part Nashville FAQ
Where is Pull-A-Part Nashville?
7114 Centennial Blvd., Nashville, TN 37209. It is one of 8 junkyards we list in Nashville.
How much does it cost to get into Pull-A-Part Nashville?
$2 per person at the gate, according to the Pull-A-Part location page (checked Oct 2026).
What tools can I bring?
Allowed: manual tools, small generators (gas or battery; extra gas tanks not allowed, so fill before entering), battery-powered tools, jumper boxes and hand-carried air compressor or generator. Not allowed: torches, grinders, jacks, lead-acid batteries (car and motorcycle batteries) in the display yard, cans of gasoline in the display yard and incendiary (spark-producing) tools.
What are the hours at Pull-A-Part Nashville?
Mon–Sun: 8 AM–5:30 PM. Posted hours, checked Oct 2026.
Do I need a title to sell my car here?
Yes. The Pull-A-Part location page asks for the title (checked Oct 2026). Tennessee yards need a signed title unless the car is 12 years or older and sold for parts or scrap. Then a signed statement, a thumbprint and a copy of your photo ID stand in.
Is Pull-A-Part Nashville licensed?
Yes. Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission lists a motor vehicle dismantler/recycler license (7171) with status Active, expiring Mar 31, 2028.
What does the EPA have on file for Pull-A-Part Nashville?
No quarters in violation in the last 3 years; no inspections on record in the last 5 years; no enforcement actions in the last 5 years.
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Where Pull-A-Part Nashville is
7114 Centennial Blvd., Nashville, TN 37209
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