How Much Is My Junk Car Worth

Most complete end-of-life vehicles purchased by GO Pull-It are worth approximately $200 to $800 or more, but every vehicle is different. Your actual offer depends on the vehicle’s year, make, model, weight, completeness, condition, demand for its used parts, current recycling markets, and pickup location.

The fastest way to learn what your vehicle is worth is to request a no-obligation quote from GO Pull-It. We buy cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs in many conditions, even when they do not run, have been wrecked, or are missing the keys.

What determines the value of a junk car

GO Pull-It evaluates vehicles based on their potential used-parts value and recycling value. The following factors have the greatest effect on your offer.

Year make and model

Some vehicles have stronger demand for used engines, transmissions, body panels, wheels, electronics, and other components. A vehicle with parts that local customers frequently need may be worth more than a similar-sized vehicle with little parts demand.

Providing the correct VIN helps us identify the exact year, model, engine, drivetrain, and factory configuration.

Vehicle weight

Once customers have had an opportunity to purchase reusable parts, the remaining vehicle is processed for recycling. Because recycled steel and other metals are sold by weight, heavier vehicles will often have a higher recycling value.

Weight is important, but it is only one part of the offer. Two vehicles of similar weight can have different values based on their parts demand and completeness.

Completeness

A complete vehicle will generally be worth more than one that has already been stripped. Important components can include:

• Engine
• Transmission
• Catalytic converter
• Wheels and tires
• Body panels
• Interior components
• Electronic modules
• Factory-installed accessories

Tell us if any major components have been removed. Providing accurate information allows us to give you the most reliable quote possible.

Condition and type of damage

GO Pull-It purchases vehicles in many conditions, including vehicles that:

• Do not run
• Have mechanical problems
• Have accident damage
• Have fire or flood damage
• Have high mileage
• Are missing keys
• Are no longer economical to repair

A vehicle does not have to run to have value. However, its condition can affect which parts may still be reusable and how easily the vehicle can be transported.

Current parts demand

Used-parts demand changes by vehicle and market. A damaged vehicle may still have valuable components if there are many similar vehicles on the road and strong local demand for replacement parts.

This is one reason a vehicle’s value cannot be determined by weight alone.

Current scrap and commodity markets

Steel, aluminum, copper, and other recycled-material prices change over time. These market changes can cause the value of the same vehicle to rise or fall from one period to another.

A quote obtained several months ago may therefore be different from a quote provided today.

Title and ownership documentation

The title and ownership documentation available for the vehicle can affect whether GO Pull-It is legally permitted to buy it.

In certain situations, we may be able to purchase an older, lower-value vehicle without a title. Requirements differ between Florida and Georgia and depend on the vehicle and the circumstances. Our vehicle-buying team can explain what identification and ownership documents are required.

GO Pull-It cannot purchase a vehicle from someone who is not legally authorized to sell it.

Vehicle location and pickup requirements

Your vehicle’s location and accessibility can affect the cost of retrieving it. When requesting a quote, tell us if the vehicle:

• Is parked in a garage or behind a gate
• Has flat or missing tires
• Is blocked by another vehicle
• Is located on a military installation
• Cannot roll, steer, or brake
• Requires special towing equipment

GO Pull-It offers pickup in approved service areas. If you deliver the vehicle directly to one of our locations, we do not incur the expense of picking it up. We pass those savings on to you by paying a higher price for the vehicle.

How can I get the best offer for my vehicle

To help us provide the strongest and most accurate offer:

1. Provide the VIN when requesting your quote.
2. Accurately describe the vehicle’s condition.
3. Tell us about any missing major components.
4. Have your title or other ownership documents available.
5. Make the vehicle accessible to a tow truck.
6. Ask whether delivering it to GO Pull-It would increase your offer.

You do not need to repair, clean, or start the vehicle before requesting a quote.

Will GO Pull-It change my offer at pickup

GO Pull-It bases its offer on the information provided when the quote is prepared. If the vehicle and ownership documents match that information, you should receive the quoted amount without hidden commissions or unexpected towing deductions.

The offer may need to be reevaluated if the vehicle was described incorrectly, major components are missing, the vehicle cannot be legally purchased, or its actual location or accessibility is materially different from what was reported.

Would I get more by selling the vehicle privately

Possibly. If the vehicle is still safe, roadworthy, and desirable to another driver, selling it privately may produce a higher price. A private sale can also require advertising, meeting potential buyers, negotiating, and handling the ownership transfer yourself.

GO Pull-It is generally the better fit when the vehicle is damaged, unreliable, too expensive to repair, or ready for end-of-life recycling.

How does the GO Pull-It process work

1. Request a quote  Provide information about the vehicle, its condition, its location, and your ownership documents.
2. Review your offer  We calculate an offer based on the vehicle’s parts and recycling value.
3. Schedule pickup or delivery  Arrange an approved pickup time or bring the vehicle to GO Pull-It.
4. Verify the vehicle  We confirm that the vehicle and paperwork match the information provided.
5. Receive payment  GO Pull-It provides payment according to the requirements of the applicable location and state.

GO Pull-It buys vehicles directly for reuse and recycling. We are not a referral website selling your information to another junk-car buyer.

Can I Sell a Car Without a Title in Florida

Yes, GO Pull-It may be able to buy your vehicle without a title in Florida, but only when the vehicle qualifies as a derelict motor vehicle under Florida law. Every seller completing the Florida derelict motor vehicle certificate application must provide valid identification and a clear thumbprint. In GO Pull-It’s experience, FLHSMV will reject the application if the thumbprint is missing, including when the seller is the registered owner.

Generally, a vehicle may qualify for a no-title purchase when it:

• Is valued at less than $1,000
• Is at least 10 model years old, counting its model year as year one
• Is no longer primarily valuable as a vehicle to drive or resell
• Has its highest or primary value in reusable parts or recycled metal
• Is being sold to a licensed salvage motor vehicle dealer such as GO Pull-It
• Has no ownership, identification, or lien issue that legally prevents the transaction

If the vehicle does not meet these requirements, you will normally need to obtain a valid title, salvage title, or certificate of destruction before GO Pull-It can purchase it.

What does at least 10 model years old mean

Florida counts the vehicle’s model year as the first year. GO Pull-It reviews the model year, not the date you bought the vehicle or the date it stopped running.

Because the qualifying model year changes over time, our vehicle-buying team will verify eligibility using the VIN before approving a no-title purchase.

Does the vehicle have to be worth less than $1,000

Yes. Florida’s no-title process for a derelict motor vehicle applies only when the vehicle is valued at less than $1,000 and its primary value is for parts, dismantling, or scrap-metal recycling.

The $1,000 limit refers to the vehicle’s value in its current condition. It does not refer to what the vehicle was worth when it was running or what a repaired version might be worth.

A newer vehicle or a vehicle worth $1,000 or more generally will not qualify for this process, even if it is damaged or no longer running.

What do I need to sell a no-title vehicle

If your vehicle qualifies, be prepared to provide:

• The vehicle identification number, or VIN
• A valid driver license or state-issued identification card
• A clear thumbprint on the required application
• Your current name and address
• Information explaining how you obtained the vehicle
• Any available registration or ownership records
• Information about any current or previous lien
• Your signature on the required Florida derelict motor vehicle paperwork

A valid driver license or identification card from Florida or another state may be accepted. GO Pull-It must retain a legible copy with the required transaction records.

Additional identification or documentation may be required depending on the vehicle’s ownership history.

Will I have to provide a thumbprint

Yes. GO Pull-It requires a clear thumbprint from every seller completing a Florida derelict motor vehicle certificate application, including the registered owner. This requirement reflects FLHSMV’s application-processing practice. An application may be rejected if the thumbprint is missing.

A right thumbprint is normally used. Another digit may be used if the seller does not have a right thumb. GO Pull-It will ensure that the print and identification copy are included with the required application.

Do I have to be the registered owner

Not necessarily. Florida law may recognize a seller who is not the owner of record when that person has physical possession and responsibility for the vehicle, obtained possession lawfully, and obtained the ownership rights necessary to sell it.

Possession alone is not enough. The seller must truthfully attest to lawful possession and ownership rights, provide valid identification and a thumbprint, and complete the required application. GO Pull-It may decline a purchase if those rights cannot be adequately established.

A signed bill of sale, prior registration, probate document, court order, or other ownership record may help establish how the vehicle was obtained, but no single document guarantees approval.

Can a landlord sell a vehicle left on the property

Not merely because the vehicle was abandoned or left on the property.

Florida law specifically limits when a landlord, towing company, or repair shop can be treated as the seller of a derelict motor vehicle. Generally, one of these parties must first obtain a title, salvage title, or certificate of destruction in its own name.

If someone else left a vehicle on your property, contact the appropriate law-enforcement agency, code-enforcement office, or licensed towing and impound company. GO Pull-It cannot purchase a vehicle from someone who does not have the legal authority to sell it.

Can GO Pull-It buy a vehicle with a lien

A lien does not automatically disqualify every older vehicle, but it must be reviewed before the purchase can be approved.

Florida law requires different procedures and holding periods depending on whether a lien is active and how old it is. FLHSMV may notify the lienholder and provide an opportunity to contest removal of the lien.

A lienholder’s objection or an unresolved ownership record can delay or prevent the purchase. Tell GO Pull-It about any known lien when requesting your quote.

What if my vehicle does not qualify

If the vehicle is too new, worth $1,000 or more, or does not qualify as a derelict motor vehicle, you may need to obtain a replacement title before selling it.

You may also need a title if:

• The vehicle is suitable for repair or resale
• The VIN is missing, damaged, or altered
• The ownership information cannot be verified
• The vehicle has an unresolved lien
• The vehicle was declared a total loss
• The vehicle has an out-of-state ownership issue
• The person presenting the vehicle lacks authority to sell it

GO Pull-It can explain why a particular vehicle does not qualify, but replacement titles and ownership corrections must be handled through the appropriate motor vehicle agency.

How does a no-title sale work

1. Request a quote  Tell us immediately that you do not have the title.
2. Provide the VIN  We use it to check the model year and available vehicle records.
3. Complete an eligibility review  We evaluate the vehicle’s age, value, condition, ownership history, and lien status.
4. Present valid identification  A legible copy must accompany the required paperwork.
5. Provide a clear thumbprint  Every seller must provide a thumbprint on the application, including the registered owner.
6. Complete the Florida application  The seller, any authorized transporter, and GO Pull-It complete the required derelict motor vehicle certificate application.
7. GO Pull-It reports the transaction  As the licensed salvage dealer, GO Pull-It completes the required state and National Motor Vehicle Title Information System reporting.
8. The vehicle is held as required by law  Florida requires a holding period before an eligible no-title vehicle can be dismantled or destroyed.

Does a no-title vehicle have to run

No. A qualifying vehicle does not have to run, steer, or have keys.

However, it must be accessible to the tow truck, and you should disclose flat tires, missing wheels, locked steering, blocked access, or other conditions that could affect pickup.

Can every no-title vehicle be purchased

No. Meeting the age and estimated-value requirements does not guarantee approval. GO Pull-It must be satisfied that:

• The vehicle meets Florida’s legal definition
• The VIN and available records can be verified
• The seller is legally authorized to sell it
• The required identification, thumbprint, and paperwork can be completed
• No unresolved lien, theft record, ownership dispute, or administrative hold prevents the transaction

GO Pull-It reserves the right to decline any vehicle that cannot be purchased and documented legally.

Does GO Pull-It Pick Up Junk Cars in My Area

Yes. GO Pull-It offers vehicle pickup in approved ZIP codes surrounding its Jacksonville and Tallahassee, Florida, and Atlanta East and Gainesville, Georgia, locations. Most covered ZIP codes are within approximately 25 miles of a GO Pull-It location, although some approved areas extend farther. Pickup eligibility is determined by ZIP code, vehicle accessibility, scheduling capacity, and confirmation from our vehicle-buying team.

Some Georgia ZIP codes are within range of both Atlanta East and Gainesville. Those overlapping areas are assigned to a primary location for quoting and dispatch, although GO Pull-It may route a pickup differently when operating conditions require it.

How do I confirm that GO Pull-It serves my ZIP code

Provide the pickup ZIP code when requesting your quote. GO Pull-It will confirm whether pickup is available, identify the servicing location, and provide an available pickup window. Service areas and scheduling capacity can change, so a ZIP code appearing below does not replace final confirmation from our vehicle-buying team.

Jacksonville pickup service ZIP codes

Serviced ZIP codes  32003, 32009, 32011, 32040, 32043, 32046, 32063, 32065, 32068, 32073, 32097, 32202, 32203, 32204, 32205, 32206, 32207, 32208, 32209, 32210, 32211, 32212, 32216, 32217, 32218, 32219, 32220, 32221, 32222, 32223, 32224, 32225, 32226, 32227, 32233, 32234, 32244, 32246, 32250, 32254, 32256, 32257, 32258, 32259, 32266, and 32277.

Not serviced  31558, 31562, 32034, 32058, 32081, 32082, 32083, 32087, 32092, and 32095.

NAS Jacksonville  For ZIP code 32212, the vehicle must be moved off base property before pickup.

Tallahassee pickup service ZIP codes

Serviced ZIP codes  32301, 32303, 32304, 32305, 32308, 32309, 32310, 32311, 32312, 32317, 32327, 32333, 32343, 32344, 32346, 32351, 32352, and 32358.

Not serviced  32332 and 32336.

Special-run ZIP codes  Pickups in 32346 and 32358 require special scheduling and must be confirmed by GO Pull-It.

Atlanta East primary pickup ZIP codes

The following Georgia ZIP codes are primarily assigned to GO Pull-It’s Atlanta East location:

30002, 30004, 30005, 30008, 30009, 30012, 30013, 30017, 30019, 30021, 30022, 30030, 30032, 30033, 30034, 30035, 30038, 30039, 30043, 30044, 30046, 30047, 30052, 30054, 30058, 30060, 30062, 30064, 30066, 30067, 30068, 30071, 30075, 30076, 30078, 30079, 30080, 30082, 30083, 30084, 30087, 30088, 30090, 30092, 30093, 30094, 30096, 30097, 30106, 30114, 30122, 30126, 30127, 30144, 30152, 30168, 30188, 30260, 30274, 30281, 30288, 30294, 30296, 30297, 30303, 30304, 30305, 30306, 30307, 30308, 30309, 30310, 30311, 30312, 30313, 30314, 30315, 30316, 30317, 30318, 30319, 30324, 30326, 30327, 30328, 30329, 30331, 30334, 30336, 30337, 30338, 30339, 30340, 30341, 30342, 30344, 30345, 30346, 30349, 30350, 30354, 30360, 30361, 30363, and 30369.

Dobbins Air Reserve Base  Pickup requests in ZIP code 30062 require access and scheduling review.

Gainesville primary pickup ZIP codes

The following Georgia ZIP codes are primarily assigned to GO Pull-It’s Gainesville location:

30011, 30024, 30028, 30040, 30041, 30045, 30501, 30504, 30506, 30507, 30510, 30511, 30517, 30518, 30519, 30527, 30528, 30529, 30530, 30531, 30533, 30534, 30535, 30542, 30543, 30545, 30547, 30548, 30549, 30554, 30558, 30563, 30564, 30565, 30566, 30567, 30575, 30606, 30607, 30620, 30622, 30656, 30666, and 30680.

Georgia ZIP codes not currently serviced

GO Pull-It does not currently provide pickup in ZIP codes 30101, 30102, 30107, 30115, 30189, 30273, or 30633.

Why might a nearby ZIP code be outside the pickup area

Pickup boundaries are based on practical towing routes, travel time, truck capacity, and the ability to schedule pickups efficiently. A ZIP code can be geographically close to a GO Pull-It location but still fall outside the regular service area.

GO Pull-It may also limit access to military installations, gated properties, parking garages, or locations where a tow truck cannot safely reach the vehicle.

What if my vehicle is outside the service area

GO Pull-It always allows customers to deliver vehicles directly to one of our locations, even when pickup is not available in the vehicle’s ZIP code. The vehicle and ownership documents must still meet GO Pull-It’s purchase requirements.

Our locations are typically open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. An appointment is not required for customer delivery, but we request that you notify a GO Pull-It representative in advance and tell us when you plan to arrive.

Be prepared to unload the vehicle without assistance from GO Pull-It. If the vehicle cannot be unloaded normally, access may be difficult, or another special circumstance applies, discuss it with a GO Pull-It representative before bringing the vehicle to the location.

If you deliver the vehicle yourself, GO Pull-It does not incur the expense of picking it up. We pass those savings on to you by paying a higher price for the vehicle.

What information should I provide for pickup

When requesting a quote, be ready to provide:

• The exact pickup ZIP code and street address
• Whether the vehicle is on private property, in a garage, behind a gate, or on a military installation
• Whether the vehicle rolls, steers, and has accessible wheels and tires
• Whether another vehicle, locked steering, or limited space blocks tow-truck access
• The vehicle’s VIN, year, make, model, and title status

Is Pickup Free When I Sell My Car to GO Pull-It

Yes. GO Pull-It does not charge you a separate fee to pick up your vehicle. Whether GO Pull-It sends one of our own trucks or pays an independent towing vendor, you will not receive a towing bill, pay the driver, or be charged a separate pickup fee after the sale.

Tell us when requesting your quote whether you need pickup or plan to deliver the vehicle yourself. That allows GO Pull-It to provide the correct offer from the beginning.

Why does GO Pull-It pay more if I deliver the vehicle

Picking up a vehicle has a real cost. GO Pull-It must provide a truck and driver or pay a towing vendor to transport the vehicle to one of our locations. When you deliver the vehicle yourself, we do not incur that pickup expense. We pass those savings on to you by paying a higher price for the vehicle.

We don’t pay less to pick it up! We pay more for you to drop it off!

Does a higher delivery offer mean pickup is not really free

No. Free pickup means you do not pay GO Pull-It or the towing company for transporting the vehicle. If GO Pull-It picks up the vehicle, we are responsible for arranging and paying for the transportation. You will never receive a separate towing invoice.

When you deliver the vehicle, GO Pull-It saves the expense of picking it up and passes those savings on to you through a higher purchase price. That is why the delivery offer is higher. It is not a separate charge collected from customers who need pickup.

Will a towing company ask me for payment

No. If GO Pull-It assigns an independent towing vendor, GO Pull-It is responsible for paying that vendor. The customer should not be asked to pay the driver or provide a credit card for an approved GO Pull-It pickup.

If anyone requests payment for a pickup arranged by GO Pull-It, contact a GO Pull-It representative before releasing the vehicle or making any payment.

Will a pickup charge be deducted after I accept the offer

No separate pickup charge should be deducted after you accept an offer that was prepared with pickup included. The offer may need to be reviewed only if important information is different from what was provided, such as the vehicle’s condition, missing major components, ownership documents, location, or tow-truck accessibility.

Can I choose to deliver the vehicle instead

YES! Customers may deliver vehicles directly to a GO Pull-It location. An appointment is not required, but we request advance notice. Our locations are typically open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Be prepared to unload the vehicle without assistance. Discuss unusual unloading needs, access concerns, or other special circumstances with a GO Pull-It representative before arrival.

How do I receive the correct pickup or delivery offer

1. Request a quote  Provide the VIN, vehicle condition, title status, and exact location.
2. Tell us whether pickup is needed  GO Pull-It will include the correct transportation method when preparing the offer.
3. Compare your options  If you can deliver the vehicle, ask for the higher self-delivery price that passes GO Pull-It’s pickup savings on to you.
4. Confirm the final arrangement  Make sure the pickup address or delivery location is correct before the transfer.

The simple answer

If GO Pull-It picks up your vehicle, you will not receive a separate towing bill. If you deliver the vehicle yourself, we do not incur the expense of picking it up, so we pass those savings on to you by paying a higher price for the vehicle. We don’t pay less to pick it up! We pay more for you to drop it off!

Can I Sell a Car That Does Not Run Is Damaged or Has Missing Keys

Yes. GO Pull-It buys cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs in many conditions, including vehicles that do not run, have accident or mechanical damage, or are missing the keys. The vehicle’s condition does not automatically prevent a sale, but it can affect the offer and the equipment needed for pickup. Describe the vehicle accurately when requesting a quote so GO Pull-It can provide the correct offer and make the proper transportation arrangements.

What vehicle conditions does GO Pull-It accept

• Vehicles that do not start or run
• Engine, transmission, electrical, or other mechanical problems
• Accident or body damage
• Fire, flood, storm, or heavy rust damage
• High-mileage vehicles that are no longer economical to repair
• Flat or missing tires
• Missing keys or key fobs
• Vehicles that are missing one or more parts

Acceptance and the offer amount depend on the vehicle’s complete condition, ownership documents, location, accessibility, and whether it still contains its major components.

Can I sell a vehicle if I do not have the keys

Yes. Missing keys do not automatically prevent GO Pull-It from buying the vehicle. Tell us before pickup if the keys or key fob are missing. Without a key, the steering may be locked and the vehicle may not shift into neutral. That information helps us determine how the vehicle can be loaded and whether special towing equipment or additional access will be needed.

You normally do not need to pay a locksmith or replace the keys before selling the vehicle. If you have any keys, remotes, or key-fob pieces, provide them with the vehicle.

Does the vehicle have to start or run

No. GO Pull-It buys many non-running vehicles. You do not need to repair the vehicle, install a battery, or get it running before requesting a quote. Tell us whether it starts, stays running, and moves under its own power so we can prepare the correct offer and pickup plan.

Can GO Pull-It buy a wrecked or damaged vehicle

Yes. GO Pull-It buys many vehicles with collision damage, mechanical damage, fire or flood damage, storm damage, and heavy rust. The type and extent of the damage can affect the value of reusable parts, the vehicle’s recycling value, and how safely it can be loaded. Describe the damage accurately and provide photos if requested.

Can I sell a vehicle with missing parts

Often, yes. Missing parts do not always prevent a sale, but missing major components can reduce the offer and affect pickup arrangements. Tell us if the vehicle is missing any of the following:

• Engine or transmission
• Catalytic converter
• Wheels or tires
• Battery
• Body panels
• Interior or electronic components

Do not remove parts after receiving your quote. The offer is based on the condition and equipment described when the quote is prepared.

What does the tow truck need to know

Before pickup, tell GO Pull-It whether the vehicle:

• Rolls freely or has locked wheels
• Steers or has locked steering
• Has working brakes
• Has all wheels and tires
• Has keys
• Is inside a garage, behind a gate, blocked by another vehicle, or on soft ground
• Has enough space around it for a tow truck to load it safely

Advance notice helps GO Pull-It or its towing vendor bring the appropriate equipment and avoid a failed pickup.

Do I need to repair or clean the vehicle

No. You do not need to wash, repair, jump-start, or replace the keys or battery before selling the vehicle. Remove your personal belongings and tell a GO Pull-It representative about any unusual condition that could affect safe access or loading.

What information should I provide when requesting a quote

• VIN, year, make, and model
• Whether the vehicle starts, runs, and moves under its own power
• Whether the keys or key fob are available
• The type and location of any damage
• Any missing major parts
• Whether the vehicle rolls, steers, and brakes
• The condition of its wheels and tires
• The exact pickup address and any access restrictions
• The ownership or title status

The simple answer

You can still sell a vehicle that does not run, is damaged, or has missing keys. Tell GO Pull-It exactly what condition the vehicle is in so we can give you the correct offer and arrange the right pickup equipment. You do not need to repair, clean, or replace the keys before requesting a quote.

Can GO Pull-It Buy My Car If It Has a Lien

Possibly. The answer depends on where the vehicle is titled and what the state record shows. Florida has a special process that may allow GO Pull-It to buy a qualifying derelict vehicle even when a lien is still listed. Georgia generally requires the lien to be released first. GO Pull-It must check the VIN, the lien record, and the seller’s right to sell the vehicle before approving the purchase.

Florida vehicles with a lien

Can GO Pull-It buy a Florida vehicle with a lien

Yes, in some cases. Florida law gives licensed salvage dealers a process for certain end-of-life vehicles that qualify as derelict motor vehicles. The vehicle must meet all other legal requirements, and the person selling it must have the legal right to do so. A lienholder’s objection, a stolen-vehicle record, or another ownership problem may delay or prevent the purchase.

If the Florida lien is three years old or older

If the state record shows no active lien, or shows a lien that has been recorded for at least three years, GO Pull-It must secure the qualifying derelict vehicle for three full business days before dismantling or destroying it. Weekends and holidays do not count toward those three business days. GO Pull-It must also complete the required state and national reporting.

If the Florida lien is less than three years old

Florida law still provides a process, but the vehicle must be held longer. GO Pull-It must secure the qualifying derelict vehicle for 10 days. Florida’s motor vehicle department then notifies the lienholder that an application has been filed and that the department intends to remove the lien.

If the lienholder does not send a written objection during the 10-day period, the department may remove the lien from its records. If the lienholder says the debt is still owed, the department places a 30-day hold on the vehicle record. This gives the lienholder time to apply for the title or repossess the vehicle.

GO Pull-It cannot dismantle or destroy the vehicle while that hold remains. The vehicle must stay secured until the department removes the hold, the lienholder provides proof that the lien has been satisfied, or the lienholder takes the vehicle.

Does the Florida process erase the debt

No. The process controls what happens to a qualifying derelict vehicle. It does not prove that the loan was paid or cancel any other legal obligation the seller may have. The lienholder keeps the right to object and may take steps to recover the vehicle.

What if the Florida loan was already paid

If the debt was paid but the lien still appears on the title or electronic record, contact the lender and request a lien release. Clearing the lien before the sale is usually the simplest option.

The Florida lienholder generally submits an electronic satisfaction or completes the required release on the title or other state paperwork. Proof that you made the final payment may not be enough if the lien still appears in the state’s vehicle record.

Georgia vehicles with a lien

Can GO Pull-It buy a Georgia vehicle with a lien

Usually not until the lien has been released. Georgia does not use Florida’s three-year and 10-day derelict-vehicle process. A vehicle sold through Georgia’s no-title dismantling or scrap process generally must be free of every lien or security interest.

How is a Georgia lien released

For an electronic lien, the lender must send the lien release through Georgia’s electronic system. For a paper title, the lender may release the lien on the title. If the title is not available, the lender may complete Georgia Form T-4, the Lien or Security Interest Release form.

Georgia has limited rules that may apply to certain older vehicles or older liens, but those rules are not the same as Florida’s three-year process and do not apply to every vehicle. GO Pull-It must review the VIN and state record before accepting the vehicle.

What if the Georgia loan was already paid

Ask the lender to send the official lien release. A paid-off loan may still appear as an active lien until the lender updates the electronic record or completes the proper release paperwork. A payment receipt by itself may not clear the state record.

If the vehicle has no title and otherwise qualifies for Georgia’s no-title scrap process, the seller must also complete Georgia Form T-7, the Bill of Sale. Form T-7 does not remove a lien and cannot be used instead of a lien release.

Information to provide for either state

• The vehicle identification number
• The vehicle’s year, make, and model
• Your valid government-issued identification
• The paper title or other ownership documents, if available
• The lienholder’s name
• Whether the debt was paid
• Any lien release or satisfaction document you received
• How you obtained the vehicle if you are not the registered owner

Tell GO Pull-It about the lien when requesting your quote. Do not wait until the tow truck arrives. The buying team needs time to check the vehicle record and determine whether the transaction qualifies.

Can a property owner sell a lien vehicle left behind

No, not merely because the vehicle was left on the property. A property owner, landlord, towing company, or repair shop must first obtain the legal authority required by the applicable abandoned-vehicle, towing, storage, or repair-lien process. Physical possession alone does not give someone the right to sell the vehicle to GO Pull-It.

The simple answer

Florida  GO Pull-It may be able to buy a qualifying derelict vehicle with a lien. A lien recorded for three years or more generally requires a three-full-business-day hold. A lien recorded for less than three years requires a 10-day process that gives the lienholder a chance to object. An objection can create an additional 30-day hold.

Georgia  The lien generally must be officially released before GO Pull-It can buy the vehicle. Florida’s three-year process does not apply in Georgia.

Can I Sell an Abandoned Vehicle Left on My Property

No. Simply owning the property where a vehicle was left does not make you the legal owner of the vehicle. This applies to landlords, property managers, homeowners, business owners, and people who purchase property with an unwanted vehicle already on it.

GO Pull-It cannot buy or remove the vehicle as a purchase until someone has the legal authority to sell it. The proper process depends on whether the property is in Florida or Georgia.

What should I do first

If someone left a vehicle on your property:

1. Write down the VIN and license plate number, if available.
2. Take photographs showing the vehicle and where it is located.
3. Contact the former tenant or vehicle owner if you know how to reach that person.
4. Contact local law enforcement through its nonemergency number if ownership is unknown or the vehicle could be stolen.
5. Contact a licensed towing and storage company that handles abandoned vehicles.

Do not sell the vehicle, remove parts, dismantle it, or have it hauled to a scrapyard before the proper process is completed.

Florida abandoned vehicles

Can a Florida property owner sell an abandoned vehicle

No. A Florida property owner does not receive ownership of a vehicle merely because it was left on the property.

This includes:

• A landlord whose former tenant left a vehicle behind
• A homeowner who finds an unknown vehicle on the property
• A person who buys a house, lot, or commercial property with a vehicle still on it
• A business owner with an unauthorized vehicle in a parking area
• An heir or family member who takes possession of property containing someone else’s vehicle

The deed to real estate transfers ownership of the land and buildings. It does not normally transfer ownership of a motor vehicle located on that property.

How can the vehicle be removed in Florida

Florida law allows a property owner, tenant, or authorized representative to have an unauthorized vehicle removed by a towing company when the legal private-property towing requirements are followed.

Depending on the type of property and the circumstances, Florida may require tow-away signs or notice to the vehicle owner before the tow. Different rules may apply to a single-family residence, apartment property, business parking lot, or vehicle blocking normal business operations.

A licensed towing company familiar with private-property towing should determine which requirements apply before removing the vehicle.

What happens after a Florida towing company removes it

The towing and storage company, not the property owner, handles the legal process for an unclaimed vehicle. This generally includes:

• Checking state and national vehicle records
• Identifying the registered owner and any lienholders
• Sending the notices required by Florida law
• Giving the owner and lienholders an opportunity to recover the vehicle
• Establishing and enforcing the towing and storage lien
• Completing the public-sale or vehicle-disposition process if the vehicle remains unclaimed

The property owner cannot skip this process and sell the vehicle directly to GO Pull-It.

Will the Florida towing company remove it for free

Possibly, but GO Pull-It should not promise that every abandoned-vehicle tow will be free.

Florida law may allow a qualifying private-property tow to be performed without making the property owner responsible for the towing and storage charges. However, the exact arrangement depends on the property, the towing authorization, local requirements, and the towing company’s policies.

Ask the towing company about possible charges before authorizing the removal.

Georgia abandoned vehicles

Can a Georgia property owner sell an abandoned vehicle

No. A Georgia property owner cannot sell a vehicle merely because it was left on the property.

Buying the real estate does not automatically transfer ownership of a vehicle located there. A landlord also does not become the vehicle owner when a tenant moves away and leaves it behind.

The property owner must use Georgia’s abandoned motor vehicle process.

How can the vehicle be removed in Georgia

Georgia generally requires the property owner to contact a towing and storage company that is authorized to handle abandoned vehicles.

Under Georgia’s Abandoned Motor Vehicle Act, towing and storage companies are authorized to remove vehicles from private property at the property owner’s request. The towing company then begins the required abandoned-vehicle process.

A private property owner should not move the vehicle to GO Pull-It or attempt to complete the towing company’s process personally.

What happens after a Georgia towing company removes it

The authorized towing and storage company generally must:

• Obtain information about the registered owner and lienholders
• Notify the owner, lienholders, and other parties with a recorded interest
• Give those parties an opportunity to recover the vehicle
• Follow Georgia’s lien and court procedures
• Obtain the required court order or sale authority before disposing of the vehicle

Only an authorized business may use this process to obtain and enforce an abandoned-vehicle lien.

Will the Georgia towing company remove it for free

That depends on the towing company and the circumstances. GO Pull-It should not guarantee that the property owner will never be charged.

Ask the towing company to explain any removal, storage, or administrative charges before authorizing the tow.

What if I know who owns the vehicle

Contact the owner and ask that person to remove the vehicle or legally transfer it.

If the registered owner wants to sell the vehicle to GO Pull-It, the owner may be able to complete the sale directly. The owner must provide the required identification, title, or state-approved no-title paperwork.

A property owner cannot sign for the vehicle owner unless the property owner has a valid power of attorney or other legal authority that GO Pull-It can verify.

What if the vehicle does not have a title

A missing title does not make an abandoned vehicle available for anyone to take or sell.

Florida and Georgia both have limited ways to purchase certain older, low-value vehicles without a title. However, the person presenting the vehicle must still own it or have the legal right to sell it.

Finding the vehicle on your property does not, by itself, give you that right.

What if the vehicle has no license plate or appears to be junk

The same rules still apply. A vehicle may have a registered owner, lienholder, theft record, or other ownership history even when it:

• Has no license plate
• Does not run
• Is badly damaged
• Has been partially dismantled
• Has been sitting for years
• Appears to have little value
• Has no title inside it

The VIN and available government records must be checked before the vehicle is sold or destroyed.

Can GO Pull-It tow the abandoned vehicle away

Not as a vehicle purchase. GO Pull-It’s pickup service is used to transport vehicles that GO Pull-It has legally agreed to buy. It is not a private-property impound or abandoned-vehicle towing service.

Until ownership or sale authority has been established, contact a licensed towing and storage company that handles abandoned vehicles.

Can GO Pull-It buy the vehicle after the process is completed

Possibly. Once the abandoned-vehicle process is finished, GO Pull-It can review the documents and determine whether the vehicle can legally be purchased.

Depending on the situation, acceptable documents may include:

• A valid title issued in the seller’s name
• Properly completed abandoned-vehicle sale documents
• A court order
• Official lien-foreclosure documents
• Other state-approved proof giving the seller authority to transfer the vehicle

GO Pull-It’s title team must review the VIN and documents before approving the purchase or scheduling pickup.

How Quickly Can GO Pull-It Pick Up My Vehicle and When Will I Get Paid

GO Pull-It can typically pick up your vehicle within one to two business days. Every pickup is scheduled within a two-hour arrival window, and you are paid on the spot when the vehicle is picked up.

Payment may be made by cash or check depending on the location and applicable state or local requirements.

How soon can GO Pull-It pick up my vehicle

Most vehicles can be scheduled for pickup within one to two business days after the offer is accepted and the necessary vehicle information has been confirmed.

Actual pickup availability may depend on:

• The vehicle’s location
• Tow-truck availability
• The condition and accessibility of the vehicle
• Whether special towing equipment is required
• Whether the required ownership paperwork is ready
• Local scheduling demand

A GO Pull-It representative will provide the available pickup options when scheduling your vehicle.

How are pickup appointments scheduled

GO Pull-It schedules pickups using two-hour arrival windows. For example, your pickup may be scheduled between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. rather than at one exact time.

The two-hour window allows the driver time to account for traffic, loading conditions, and earlier pickups while still giving you a reasonable time to expect the truck.

Please make sure that you or another authorized person is available throughout the scheduled window.

Will the driver call before coming

Yes. The driver will call to confirm the appointment before driving to the vehicle.

Keep your telephone nearby and answer calls during and shortly before your scheduled pickup window. The call may come from a number you do not recognize.

What happens if I do not answer the confirmation call

The driver will not proceed to the vehicle if the appointment cannot be confirmed. If you do not answer the driver’s call, the pickup may have to be rescheduled. This confirmation helps prevent the driver from traveling to a vehicle when:

• No one is available to complete the sale
• The vehicle is no longer at the scheduled location
• The necessary paperwork is unavailable
• The vehicle cannot be accessed or safely loaded

Answering the confirmation call is one of the most important things you can do to keep your pickup on schedule.

When will I be paid for my vehicle

You will be paid on the spot when GO Pull-It picks up the vehicle. The driver will complete the required transfer paperwork and provide payment during the pickup. You do not have to wait for GO Pull-It to receive or process the vehicle before getting paid.

Will I be paid with cash or a check

GO Pull-It pays with cash or check depending on the pickup location and the state and local rules that apply to the transaction.

A GO Pull-It representative can tell you which payment method will be used when your pickup is scheduled.

What should I have ready for the pickup

To help the pickup go smoothly, have the following ready:

• A valid government-issued photo identification
• The vehicle title or other ownership paperwork required for the transaction
• All available keys, if you have them
• Any additional documents requested by the GO Pull-It title or buying team
• Access to the vehicle for the tow truck
• An authorized person available to sign the paperwork
• A working telephone so the driver can confirm the appointment

Remove your personal belongings from the vehicle before the driver arrives. Tell GO Pull-It in advance if the vehicle is blocked, located behind a locked gate, inside a garage, missing wheels, or otherwise difficult to access.

Should I Sell My Car Privately Trade It In or Sell It to GO Pull-It

The best choice depends on your vehicle’s condition, how quickly you want to sell it, and how much work you are willing to do. A clean, dependable vehicle that is still safe to drive may bring the highest price through a private sale. Trading it in may be the most convenient option when purchasing another vehicle. Selling to GO Pull-It may be the best choice when the vehicle is damaged, does not run, needs expensive repairs, or has reached the end of its useful life.

When does selling a car privately make sense

A private sale may be the best option when the vehicle:

• Runs and drives reliably
• Is safe and legal to operate
• Has a clean interior and exterior
• Has a market value that justifies the time required to sell it
• Can be test-driven safely
• Has a title and ownership history that are easy to verify
• Is likely to be purchased for continued use

Because a private buyer may value the vehicle as transportation, that buyer may pay more than a recycler would pay based on the vehicle’s used-parts and recycling value.

What are the disadvantages of selling privately

Selling privately usually requires more time and effort. You may need to:

• Clean and photograph the vehicle
• Create and manage advertisements
• Respond to calls and messages
• Meet prospective buyers
• Allow inspections or test drives
• Negotiate the price
• Verify the buyer’s payment
• Complete the title and transfer paperwork
• Protect yourself from scams or unsafe meetings

You may also continue paying for insurance, registration, storage, or repairs while waiting for the vehicle to sell.

A higher advertised price does not always mean a higher final payment. Buyers may negotiate, request repairs, or fail to complete the purchase.

When does trading in a car make sense

A trade-in may make sense when you are purchasing another vehicle and want to complete both transactions at the dealership.

Trading in your vehicle can be convenient because:

• You do not have to advertise it
• You do not have to meet private buyers
• The dealer handles much of the paperwork
• The trade-in value can be applied to the replacement vehicle
• The sale and purchase can usually be completed at the same location

Depending on the state and the transaction, a trade-in may also affect how sales tax is calculated on the replacement vehicle. Ask the dealership to explain the purchase price, trade allowance, fees, financing, and tax treatment separately.

What are the disadvantages of trading in a car

The dealership’s trade-in offer may be lower than the amount you could receive from a private buyer.

Dealers may also place limited value on a vehicle that:

• Does not run
• Has major mechanical problems
• Has severe accident damage
• Has missing parts
• Is very old or has high mileage
• Would be difficult for the dealership to resell
• Must be transported instead of driven to the dealership

Always evaluate the complete transaction. A dealership may increase the trade allowance while changing the price, financing terms, fees, or discounts on the vehicle you are purchasing.

When should I sell my vehicle to GO Pull-It

Selling to GO Pull-It may be the best option when your vehicle:

• Does not run
• Has been wrecked or totaled
• Needs repairs that cost more than the vehicle is worth
• Has major engine or transmission problems
• Has fire or flood damage
• Has high mileage
• Is missing keys
• Has already been partially dismantled
• Is no longer safe or economical to drive
• Needs to be removed quickly

GO Pull-It buys end-of-life cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs for their reusable parts and recycling value. We are the recycler, not a referral service that buys the vehicle and resells it to another recycler.

Will GO Pull-It pay as much as a private buyer

Sometimes a private buyer will pay more for a roadworthy vehicle because that person plans to drive it.

GO Pull-It evaluates vehicles based on factors such as:

• Year, make, and model
• Vehicle weight
• Completeness
• Overall condition
• Demand for reusable parts
• Current recycling markets
• Vehicle location and accessibility
• Whether pickup is required

GO Pull-It does not price an end-of-life vehicle according to the amount a private buyer might pay to continue driving it. Our offer is based on its parts and recycling value.

What are the advantages of selling to GO Pull-It

Selling to GO Pull-It provides a simpler alternative to advertising the vehicle or negotiating with private buyers.

Benefits may include:

• A straightforward purchase offer
• No advertising or test drives
• No need to meet multiple prospective buyers
• Pickup for qualifying vehicles within the service area
• Payment when the vehicle is picked up
• Cash or check depending on the location and applicable requirements
• Assistance with the required transfer paperwork
• The ability to sell many damaged or nonrunning vehicles
• A higher offer when you deliver the vehicle and save GO Pull-It the pickup expense

GO Pull-It can typically schedule pickup within one to two business days after the offer and required information have been confirmed.

How should I compare my options

Do not compare only the advertised or quoted prices. Compare what you will actually receive after considering:

• Repair or cleaning expenses
• Advertising costs
• Towing or transportation costs
• Dealer fees
• The time required to find a buyer
• The likelihood that the transaction will be completed
• The safety and inconvenience of meeting strangers
• How quickly you need the vehicle removed
• Whether you are purchasing another vehicle

You can request a GO Pull-It quote without committing to the sale. Compare that offer with a realistic private-sale price and the dealership’s complete trade-in proposal.

What Happens to My Vehicle After GO Pull-It Buys It

After GO Pull-It buys a vehicle, it is processed so its usable parts and recyclable materials can be recovered. Vehicles purchased through our junk-car buying service are generally not bought so they can be repaired and resold as ordinary used vehicles.

GO Pull-It is an automotive recycler. Our goal is to reuse as much of each vehicle as possible and properly recycle what remains.

What happens when the vehicle arrives

The vehicle is first received and processed at a GO Pull-It location. This includes recording the vehicle information and completing the required ownership and vehicle-disposition paperwork.

The vehicle then goes through an environmental preparation process before it is placed in the self-service yard.

How is the vehicle prepared for the yard

Vehicles contain fluids and materials that must be handled properly. Before customers are allowed to remove parts, GO Pull-It prepares the vehicle for safe placement in the yard.

This process may include:

• Draining gasoline, oil, coolant, and other automotive fluids
• Removing the battery
• Removing mercury switches and other regulated materials
• Removing the catalytic converter
• Removing or properly handling tires and other recyclable materials
• Separating materials that require special recycling or disposal

GO Pull-It uses designated processing areas and works with qualified recycling companies to properly handle materials that cannot be reused or processed at our facilities.

What happens to the usable parts

After the vehicle has been processed, it may be placed in the GO Pull-It Superyard.

Vehicles are placed on stands, arranged in rows, and grouped by manufacturer. Customers bring their own tools and remove the parts they need.

Depending on the vehicle’s condition, reusable parts may include:

• Engines and transmissions
• Alternators and starters
• Doors, hoods, fenders, and body panels
• Headlights and taillights
• Wheels and suspension components
• Interior trim and seats
• Electrical components
• Mirrors, glass, and window regulators
• Many other mechanical and cosmetic parts

Reusing an original vehicle part keeps that part in service and may help another customer repair a vehicle for much less than the cost of buying a new replacement.

Does GO Pull-It remove and store all the parts

No. GO Pull-It is a self-service auto-parts yard. We generally leave usable parts on the vehicle so customers can choose and remove the parts they need.

This is different from a full-service salvage yard, where employees remove parts, label them, and store them in a warehouse.

Because customers perform the removal work at GO Pull-It, we can offer many used parts at prices below those commonly charged by full-service salvage yards and other traditional parts sources.

How long does the vehicle stay in the yard

A vehicle will typically remain in the yard for approximately 45 to 120 days. The amount of time depends on the number of vehicles being set in the yard, the size of the yard, and the arrival of new inventory.

What happens after customers have removed the useful parts

When the vehicle has reached the end of its time in the yard, the remaining shell is removed for further recycling.

The remaining vehicle may contain:

• Steel
• Aluminum
• Copper
• Other metals
• Plastics
• Rubber
• Glass
• Additional recyclable materials

The vehicle shell is normally crushed or otherwise processed, and the recovered metals are sent to processors that can use them in the production of new materials and products.

Is everything sent to a landfill

No. GO Pull-It tries to reuse or recycle as much of each vehicle as reasonably possible.

Reusable parts are made available to customers. Metals and other recyclable materials are separated and processed. Fluids and regulated materials are handled through appropriate recycling or disposal methods.

The only thing from the vehicles that GO Pull-It puts in a landfill is the trash we clean out of the cars before processing.

Should I remove my belongings before selling the vehicle

Yes. Remove all personal belongings before GO Pull-It takes possession of the vehicle.

Check the:

• Glove compartment
• Center console
• Trunk or cargo area
• Under the seats
• Door pockets
• Spare-tire compartment
• CD player or entertainment system
• Aftermarket storage containers
• License-plate area

You should also remove any documents containing personal information and handle the license plate according to the requirements of your state.

Once the vehicle has been transported, processed, and placed in the yard, recovering personal belongings may be difficult or impossible.

How Does a Self-Service or U-Pull-It Salvage Yard Work

A self-service salvage yard allows customers to locate a vehicle, bring their own tools, and remove the used parts they want to purchase.

“Self-service,” “U-pull-it,” “you-pull-it,” and “pull-your-own-parts” generally describe the same type of salvage yard. GO Pull-It operates using this self-service model.

Because customers remove their own parts, GO Pull-It can sell many parts for less than a traditional full-service salvage yard.

How does GO Pull-It work

The basic process is:

1. Search GO Pull-It’s online vehicle inventory.
2. Select the GO Pull-It location you plan to visit.
3. Check the parts price list.
4. Bring the tools and safety equipment you expect to need.
5. Pay the admission fee.
6. Ask a GO Pull-It representative for a free parts-interchange search.
7. Use the interchange report to locate matching vehicles in the yard.
8. Inspect the available vehicles and select the part you want.
9. Remove the part yourself.
10. Bring the part to the sales counter.
11. Pay for the part and keep your receipt.

Vehicles are placed on stands and arranged in clearly numbered sections and rows.

Do I have to bring my own tools

Yes. Bring the hand tools or battery-powered tools needed to remove your part.

GO Pull-It does not sell, loan, or rent regular tools, and electrical outlets are not provided. Grinders and cutting torches are not allowed in the yard.

Wheelbarrows and engine hoists are available for customers to use free of charge. Wheelbarrows are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Return all equipment when you are finished so it is available for other customers.

What is Part Interchange

Many vehicles share the same parts even when they have different model names or were manufactured in different years. A manufacturer may use the same engine, transmission, alternator, starter, suspension component, or other part in several different vehicles for several years.

This is called part interchange.

When you arrive, tell the GO Pull-It representative the year, make, and model of the vehicle you are working on and the part you need. Our computer system can look up most major parts and identify other vehicles that use the same part.

The system then compares that interchange information with GO Pull-It’s current vehicle inventory. We can provide you with a list of vehicles in the yard that may contain a matching part.

An interchange report may include vehicles with:

• A different model name
• A different model year
• A different body style
• A different manufacturer within the same vehicle family
• The same engine, transmission, or equipment option

Part interchange gives customers a much larger selection of possible donor vehicles. Instead of searching only one year and model, you may be able to inspect several different vehicles that use the same part.

Part-interchange searches are a free service. GO Pull-It representatives are happy to provide as many part searches as a customer needs.

How do I find the correct vehicle in the yard

After receiving your interchange report, you will proceed into the yard to find the listed vehicles.

The yard is divided into sections generally organized by the vehicle’s manufacturer or origin. Examples may include:

• Imports
• General Motors
• Ford
• Chrysler

Each section is assigned a number, and the row numbers follow the section number. For example, if Imports are located in the 100 section, the rows in that section may be numbered 101, 102, 103, and so on.

Your interchange report will list information for each possible donor vehicle, including:

• Vehicle year
• Make
• Model
• Color
• Yard row
• GO Pull-It stock number

Each vehicle has a stock-number sticker located on the left rear side.

To find the correct vehicle:

1. Locate the section shown on your report.
2. Find the correct numbered row.
3. Look for the listed year, make, model, and color.
4. Find the stock-number sticker on the left rear side of the vehicle.
5. Confirm that the stock number matches your report.

The numbered sections, rows, and stock numbers make vehicles easy to find even though there are thousands of vehicles in the yard.

An interchange report identifies vehicles that may use the correct part. It does not guarantee that the part is still attached to the vehicle or that it is in usable condition. Inspect the part and compare it with your original before purchasing it.

How are parts priced

GO Pull-It uses fixed pricing for each type of part. The price generally does not change because of the vehicle’s make, model, or year.

For example, the listed price for a particular type of headlight applies whether it is removed from a common economy car or a more expensive vehicle.

Customers should review the current price list before removing a part. Some items may also have environmental fees, core charges, or optional warranty costs.

Why does self-service usually cost less

At a self-service yard, the customer performs the labor required to:

• Locate the vehicle
• Inspect the part
• Remove the part
• Carry or transport it to the counter

GO Pull-It does not have to remove, clean, label, test, warehouse, and retrieve every individual part. Those labor and handling savings help make lower parts prices possible.

Almost all the parts sold at GO Pull-It are OEM parts. OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. These parts may be used, but they are genuine original parts made for or installed by the vehicle manufacturer.

They are not aftermarket replacements or questionable knockoff parts purchased through eBay, Amazon, or another source of unknown origin and quality.

The basic idea is simple: you do the work, so you receive the savings.

What is a full-service salvage yard

At a full-service salvage yard, employees do the work for the customer.

The yard:

• Removes the part
• Assigns it an individual inventory number
• Records its available condition or mileage information
• Stores it in a warehouse
• Retrieves it when it is sold
• Prepares it for pickup or shipping
• Delivers the part to the customer

A full-service yard is useful when a customer cannot remove the part, needs a part shipped or delivered, or wants more information about a specific component before purchasing it.

The additional labor, storage, inventory management, delivery, and handling make full-service parts more expensive.

What is the difference between full-service and self-service

A full-service salvage yard is like a sit-down restaurant.

You sit down, look at the menu, and tell the waiter what you want. The restaurant prepares the food and brings it to you. When you are finished, you pay the bill and leave. The business performs most of the work for you.

A self-service salvage yard is more like a cafeteria.

You come in, get your own tray, plate, and utensils, walk down the line, and choose what you want. When you reach the end, you pay for your food and carry it to the table. When you are finished, you probably put your own tray away.

At a full-service salvage yard, the business does the work. At a self-service salvage yard, the customer does the work but pays much less for the part.

Self-service salvage yard

• The customer brings tools
• The customer locates the vehicle
• The customer inspects and removes the part
• Vehicles remain available in the yard
• Individual parts are generally not tracked
• Parts normally cost less
• The customer can inspect nearby components and choose which one to remove
• Part availability can change throughout the day

Full-service salvage yard

• Yard employees remove the part
• Parts are individually inventoried
• Parts are stored in a warehouse
• Staff can confirm that a particular inventoried part is available
• Shipping or delivery is available
• Prices include the additional labor, storage, delivery, and handling

What safety rules should I know

Before entering a GO Pull-It yard:

• Wear closed-toe shoes
• Wear appropriate clothing
• Consider bringing gloves and safety glasses
• Bring only permitted hand or battery-powered tools
• Do not bring a jack
• Do not bring a grinder
• Do not bring a cutting torch
• Do not bring outside auto parts into the yard
• Bring another person if you plan to remove something heavy
• Follow all posted rules and employee instructions

Vehicles are placed on stands, so customers are not permitted to use their own jacks.

Customers must be at least 18 years old to enter alone. A person who is 16 or 17 may enter when accompanied by an adult.

Can GO Pull-It remove the part for me

GO Pull-It is designed as a self-service yard. Customers are responsible for removing the parts they want to purchase.

If you cannot safely remove a part, consider bringing someone with the necessary experience or using a full-service salvage yard.

Never attempt a repair or removal that is beyond your tools, experience, or physical ability.

What happens if the part does not fit or work

Keep the original receipt and make sure the part is properly marked by GO Pull-It.

Under the current return policy, an eligible part may be exchanged for a matching part or returned for store credit within 30 days of the original purchase. Restrictions apply, and admission fees, labor, and certain charges are not included.

Review the complete return policy before purchasing or disassembling a part.

Can GO Pull-It Tell Me if a Specific Part Is Still on a Vehicle

No. GO Pull-It can tell you whether a vehicle is listed in our inventory, but we generally cannot confirm that a specific part is still attached to that vehicle.

GO Pull-It is a self-service salvage yard. Customers remove parts from vehicles throughout the day, and individual parts are not continuously tracked as they are removed.

The only reliable way to confirm that a part is present and in acceptable condition is to visit the yard and inspect the vehicle yourself.

What does the online inventory tell me

A GO Pull-It inventory listing may provide:

• The vehicle’s year
• Make and model
• GO Pull-It location
• Yard row
• VIN
• Stock number
• Date placed in the yard
• Engine or trim information, when available
• Photographs of the vehicle

This information can help you decide whether a vehicle may have the part you need and where to find it in the yard.

An inventory listing confirms that the vehicle was entered into GO Pull-It’s vehicle inventory. It does not confirm that every part shown in a photograph is still available.

Why can’t GO Pull-It guarantee that the part is there

Parts availability changes constantly in a self-service yard.

A part may be:

• Removed by another customer
• Damaged
• Missing when the vehicle arrives
• Different from the part originally installed
• An aftermarket replacement
• The wrong option, size, or configuration for your vehicle
• Present but not in usable condition

Sometimes used parts have damage. The amount of damage that may be acceptable is very subjective. A part that is acceptable to one customer may not be acceptable to another customer.

For these reasons and others, GO Pull-It does not offer a “go check” service. We do not send an employee into the yard to inspect a part and decide whether it is present or in acceptable condition for a customer.

This is simply the nature of a self-service salvage yard. Customers inspect the available vehicles and decide whether a part meets their individual needs.

If you need guaranteed part availability, contact a full-service automotive recycler that inventories individual parts.

A part may also be removed after you check the website but before you arrive at the yard.

Because of these changes, a telephone call, website listing, or vehicle photograph should not be treated as a guarantee that a specific component is available.

Does GO Pull-It inventory individual parts

No. GO Pull-It primarily inventories complete vehicles, not every individual component still attached to them.

Full-service salvage yards often remove parts, assign each one an inventory number, and store them in a warehouse. That system may allow the business to confirm that a specific part is available.

GO Pull-It leaves parts on the vehicles so customers can inspect and remove them. This self-service approach helps keep prices low, but it means individual part availability cannot be tracked in real time.

Can the vehicle photographs confirm the part is there

Photographs can be helpful, but they are not a guarantee.

A photograph shows how the vehicle appeared when the picture was taken. Another customer may have removed the part since then. The photograph may also be too old, distant, or unclear to confirm the exact part or option.

Use photographs as a guide, not as confirmation that the part will still be available when you arrive.

Can GO Pull-It help me find a compatible part

Yes. A part may fit your vehicle even if it comes from a different model or model year.

GO Pull-It provides a free interchange service that can help identify other vehicles that may use the same component. Ask a GO Pull-It representative to look up the part before entering the yard.

The interchange information can help identify possible matches, but you are still responsible for inspecting the part and confirming that it is correct for your vehicle.

When possible, bring:

• Your vehicle’s year, make, and model
• Your vehicle’s VIN
• Engine size
• Two-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive information
• Body style
• Transmission type
• The old part
• The old part’s identification or casting number
• Photographs of the part and its electrical connections

More information makes it easier to identify the correct interchange.

What is the best way to improve my chances of finding the part

Before visiting:

1. Search the inventory for your vehicle.
2. Search for other vehicles that may use the same part.
3. Check the date each vehicle was placed in the yard.
4. Review available vehicle photographs.
5. Check the parts price list.
6. Bring the proper tools and safety equipment.
7. Visit as soon as reasonably possible after finding a promising vehicle.

GO Pull-It receives new vehicles regularly. If the part is not available today, check the inventory again and consider signing up for vehicle notifications.

Can GO Pull-It hold a part for me

No. GO Pull-It does not hold parts.

Parts remain attached to the vehicles until a customer removes them. Another customer may remove or purchase the part before you arrive.

Do not make repair appointments or other commitments based only on an online vehicle listing or an unconfirmed part.

How do I check the part before buying it

Inspect the part carefully before removing and purchasing it.

Check for:

• Visible cracks or damage
• Rust or corrosion
• Broken mounting points
• Damaged plugs or wiring
• Missing pieces
• Fluid leaks
• Matching identification or casting numbers
• Matching connectors and mounting locations
• The correct size, side, color, or vehicle option

For complicated components, research the interchange before visiting and compare the replacement part with your original part.

What if the part does not work or fit

GO Pull-It offers a standard 30-day warranty and an optional one-year extended warranty.

Keep your original receipt and make sure the part is properly marked by GO Pull-It. The original part, receipt, and applicable warranty requirements will be needed to process a return or exchange.

What does the standard warranty include

The standard warranty provides coverage for 30 days after the original purchase.

During that period, an eligible part may be:

• Exchanged for a matching replacement part
• Returned for store credit

The standard warranty does not provide a cash refund.

Restrictions apply, and the labor required to remove, replace, or install the part is not included.

What does the extended warranty include

Customers may purchase an extended warranty that provides one year of coverage.

During that one-year period, an eligible part may be exchanged for a replacement. If GO Pull-It does not have an acceptable replacement – or if the customer prefers a refund – the customer can receive cash back instead of store credit, subject to the extended-warranty terms.

The extended warranty can be an especially good value for:

• Hard-to-find parts
• Parts that require substantial time or effort to remove
• Parts that are expensive to replace
• Parts that are more prone to failure

Ask a GO Pull-It representative about the extended-warranty price and coverage when purchasing the part.

How Current Is GO Pull-It’s Vehicle Inventory

GO Pull-It updates its vehicle inventory every night. Vehicles placed in the customer yard and vehicles removed from the yard are included in that nightly update.

In addition, GO Pull-It performs a complete physical inventory of each yard every month. This helps us locate misplaced vehicles and correct any differences between the yard and our computerized inventory.

Is the online inventory updated in real time

No. The online inventory is updated nightly rather than continuously throughout the day.

If a vehicle is placed in the yard or removed from the yard during the day, that change will be included in the next nightly update. Because of this, a same-day change may not appear online immediately.

What does it mean when a vehicle is set in the yard

A vehicle is “set” when it has been processed and placed in the customer-accessible yard.

When a vehicle is set, its inventory information may include:

• Year, make, and model
• Vehicle color
• GO Pull-It location
• Yard row
• VIN
• Stock number
• Date placed in the yard
• Available photographs

The newly set vehicle is added during the nightly inventory update.

What happens when a vehicle is removed from the yard

Vehicles are eventually removed from the customer yard as inventory is rotated and new vehicles arrive.

When a vehicle is pulled from the yard, its removal is included in the nightly update. The vehicle should no longer appear as available after that update is completed.

Why does GO Pull-It perform a monthly physical inventory

Computerized records are helpful, but vehicles can occasionally be placed in the wrong row or moved to a different location.

Once each month, GO Pull-It conducts a complete physical inventory of the yard. Our team compares the vehicles physically present with the computerized inventory.

If a vehicle is misplaced or its location is incorrect, we can find it and correct the inventory record.

Does an inventory listing guarantee that a specific part is available

No. GO Pull-It’s inventory tracks complete vehicles, not every part attached to them.

Customers remove parts throughout the day. A vehicle may still be listed in the inventory even though the part you need has already been removed, is damaged, or is not the correct version for your vehicle.

The inventory can tell you whether a donor vehicle is listed and where it should be located. It cannot guarantee that a particular part is still attached or in acceptable condition.

How should I use the online inventory

When you find a promising vehicle:

1. Confirm that you are searching the correct GO Pull-It location.
2. Write down the vehicle’s row and stock number.
3. Review the date the vehicle was placed in the yard.
4. Look at any available photographs.
5. Ask a GO Pull-It representative for a free interchange search if you need help finding additional compatible vehicles.
6. Visit the yard and inspect the vehicle yourself.

New vehicles arrive regularly, so check the inventory often and consider signing up for vehicle notifications.

How Do I Find Comparable Parts Using Part Interchange

Part interchange helps you find compatible replacement parts from vehicles that may be a different year, make, or model from the vehicle you are repairing.

Vehicle manufacturers often use the same part in several models and continue using that part for several model years. Because of this, the vehicle containing the part you need may not look exactly like your vehicle. Part interchange helps you find those additional donor vehicles.

How does GO Pull-It’s part-interchange system work

Tell a GO Pull-It representative what vehicle you are working on and which part you need. Our computerized interchange system will:

1. Look up the vehicles that may use the same part.
2. Compare those vehicles with GO Pull-It’s current inventory.
3. Create a list of matching donor vehicles for you to inspect.

The interchange report will show information such as:

• Vehicle year, make, and model
• Vehicle color
• Yard row
• Stock number

This service is free. We are happy to perform as many interchange searches as you need.

What information should I provide

Start with the following information:

• The year of your vehicle
• The make
• The model
• The part you need

For some parts, the representative may also need additional information, such as:

• Engine size
• Two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive
• Body style
• Transmission type
• Whether the part is for the left or right side
• Other vehicle options

Providing accurate information helps the system produce the best possible interchange results. If you have the VIN, a photograph of the original part, or a visible part or casting number, keep that information available in case it is needed.

Outside parts cannot be brought into the yard, so take clear photographs and write down any numbers before visiting.

Do I need to find the exact same year and model

No. That is the main advantage of using part interchange.

A part from one model year may have been used for several years. The same part may also have been installed in another model. An interchange search expands your choices beyond vehicles that exactly match the year and model you are repairing.

If you search the inventory only for an identical vehicle, you could overlook several vehicles containing a compatible part.

How do I find the vehicles on my interchange report

GO Pull-It organizes the yard into numbered sections based on vehicle origin or manufacturer. Examples may include Imports, GM, Ford, and Chrysler.

Each section has numbered rows. For example, if Imports is the 100 section, the rows may be numbered 101, 102, 103, and so on.

Your interchange report will identify the row and stock number for each matching vehicle. Once you enter the yard:

1. Go to the row shown on the report.
2. Find the correct year, make, model, and color.
3. Look for the stock-number sticker on the left rear of the vehicle.
4. Confirm that the stock number matches your report.
5. Inspect the vehicle and the part before removing anything.

This system makes it easy to locate specific vehicles, even though each GO Pull-It yard may contain thousands of vehicles.

Does an interchange result guarantee that the part will fit

No. An interchange report identifies vehicles that were manufactured with a potentially compatible part, but it is not a fitment guarantee.

Differences can still exist because of:

• Engine, transmission, or drivetrain options
• Midyear manufacturing changes
• Different electrical connectors or sensors
• Different mounting points
• Previous repairs or modifications
• Parts that were replaced during the vehicle’s life
• Incorrect or missing vehicle information

Before removing a part, compare it carefully with photographs, measurements, part numbers, casting numbers, mounting locations, and electrical connections from your original part.

Does an interchange result mean the part is still on the vehicle

No. GO Pull-It’s inventory tracks complete vehicles, not every individual part attached to them.

The part may have already been removed by another customer. It may also be damaged, incomplete, or in a condition that you do not consider acceptable. Parts are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Because GO Pull-It is a self-service yard, customers must inspect the donor vehicle and decide whether the available part meets their needs.

What if I cannot find the part

Return to the counter and ask a GO Pull-It representative to perform another interchange search. The representative may be able to:

• Check another version of the part
• Search using additional vehicle information
• Identify more compatible years or models
• Check the inventory at another GO Pull-It location
• Help correct incomplete or inaccurate information from the first search

There is no charge for additional interchange searches.

What Tools Clothing and Safety Equipment Should I Bring to GO Pull-It

Bring your own permitted tools, wear closed-toe shoes, and dress for outdoor mechanical work. Gloves, safety glasses, long pants, and appropriate work clothing are strongly recommended.

GO Pull-It does not sell, rent, or loan tools, and electrical outlets are not provided.

What tools should I bring

Bring the tools necessary to remove the part you plan to purchase. Depending on the job, this may include:

• Hand tools
• Wrenches and socket sets
• Screwdrivers
• Pliers
• Breaker bars
• Pry bars
• Hammers
• Battery-powered tools
• Lubricating spray such as WD-40
• A bucket, toolbox, or tool bag

Portable compressors and generators are permitted, but all equipment must be used safely and in accordance with yard rules.

Before visiting, research how the part is removed so you can bring the correct sizes and types of tools.

What tools are not allowed

Do not bring or use:

• Vehicle jacks
• Grinders
• Cutting torches
• Blowtorches
• Any other tool prohibited by GO Pull-It staff

GO Pull-It vehicles are already placed on stands. Personal jacks are not permitted.

Does GO Pull-It provide wheelbarrows or engine hoists

Wheelbarrows and engine hoists are available for customer use at no additional charge.

Wheelbarrows are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Equipment quantities are limited, so availability cannot be guaranteed.

Return all equipment promptly after use so it is available for the next customer.

What should I wear

Wear clothing suitable for working around used vehicles and automotive parts.

Recommended clothing and protective equipment include:

• Closed-toe shoes or work boots
• Long pants or coveralls
• Work gloves
• Safety glasses
• Clothing you do not mind getting dirty
• Sun protection during hot weather
• Weather-appropriate clothing

Sandals and open-toe shoes are not allowed.

Can I bring my original part into the yard

No. Customers may not bring outside automotive parts into the customer yard.

Before visiting, take clear photographs of the original part and write down any identification, casting, or part numbers. Photograph the mounting points and electrical connectors so you can compare them with the replacement part.

Can I bring a backpack

No. Backpacks are not permitted.

Buckets, toolboxes, and tool bags are allowed and may be inspected when you leave the yard.

What if I am removing a heavy part

Bring another person who can safely help you. Do not attempt to lift or control a heavy engine, transmission, body panel, or other assembly by yourself.

Use an engine hoist or wheelbarrow when appropriate. Never attempt a removal that is beyond your tools, experience, or physical ability.

What other safety rules should I remember

• Follow all posted yard rules and employee instructions.
• Stay within customer-accessible areas.
• Report unsafe conditions to a GO Pull-It employee.
• Pull only the parts you intend to purchase.
• Do not bring alcohol or pets into the yard.
• Customers must be at least 18 to enter alone.
• Customers who are 16 or 17 must be accompanied by an adult.

What Warranty or Return Protection Comes With GO Pull-It Used Parts

Eligible GO Pull-It used parts include a standard 30-day warranty. Customers may also purchase an extended warranty that provides one year of coverage and additional refund protection.

Keep your original receipt and make sure a GO Pull-It employee properly marks the part before you leave.

What does the standard warranty include

The standard warranty is valid for 30 days after the original purchase.

During that period, an eligible part may be:

• Exchanged for a matching replacement part
• Returned for store credit

The standard warranty does not provide a cash refund.

If a replacement is unavailable, the customer receives store credit rather than cash back.

What does the extended warranty include

The optional extended warranty provides one year of coverage.

During the coverage period, an eligible part may be exchanged for a replacement. If GO Pull-It does not have an acceptable replacement – or if the customer wants a refund – the customer may receive cash back instead of store credit, subject to the extended-warranty terms.

The extended warranty can be a particularly good value for:

• Hard-to-find parts
• Parts that require substantial time to remove
• Expensive components
• Parts that are more prone to failure

Ask about the extended warranty when purchasing the part. It must be added at the time of purchase.

What do I need for a return or exchange

To process an eligible return or exchange:

• Keep the original purchase receipt.
• Make sure the part has the proper GO Pull-It marking.
• Return the original part that was purchased.
• Complete the return within the applicable warranty period.
• The original purchaser must make the return.
• Do not disassemble the part after purchasing it.

Parts that have been disassembled after purchase cannot be returned or exchanged.

Does the warranty cover labor

No. The warranty applies to the eligible part only.

GO Pull-It does not pay for:

• Labor to remove the original part
• Labor to remove a replacement part
• Installation labor
• Towing
• Rental vehicles
• Lost time
• Incidental or consequential expenses

Are admission and environmental fees refundable

Admission fees are not refundable and do not qualify for store credit.

Under the standard return policy, store credit is based on the eligible part price and does not include the environmental fee.

What should I do before leaving the yard

Before leaving:

1. Inspect the part carefully.
2. Confirm that you have the correct component.
3. Compare available part or casting numbers.
4. Ask an employee to apply the required GO Pull-It marking.
5. Keep your receipt in a safe place.
6. Review the warranty shown on your receipt.

What Is a Core Charge and How Do I Get My Core Deposit Back

A core charge is a refundable deposit added to certain recyclable automotive parts. You pay the part price plus the core charge when purchasing the replacement part. The core charge is refunded when you return the qualifying original part within 30 days.

CORE stands for “Cash on Receipt of Exchange.”

Why does GO Pull-It charge a core deposit

Many automotive parts contain materials or components that can be reused, rebuilt, or recycled.

A core charge encourages customers to return their old parts instead of throwing them away. Returning cores helps conserve materials and keeps automotive components out of the landfill.

Think of the core charge as a deposit rather than part of the permanent purchase price.

Which parts may have core charges

Core charges commonly apply to certain recyclable mechanical and electrical components. Check the GO Pull-It parts price list or ask a representative before removing the part.

The applicable core charge is paid in addition to the listed part price.

How do I receive my core deposit back

To receive the applicable core refund:

1. Keep your original GO Pull-It receipt.
2. Remove the original qualifying part from your vehicle.
3. Return the core to GO Pull-It within 30 days of purchasing the replacement.
4. Bring the core to a GO Pull-It representative for inspection.
5. Present the original receipt so the core return can be processed.

Outside parts are not permitted inside the customer yard. Bring the core directly to the designated return area or sales counter as instructed by GO Pull-It staff.

Does the core have to be the exact part I purchased

The returned core should be the same general type of part as the replacement part for which the core charge was paid.

Acceptance requirements can vary by component. Before disassembling, discarding, or substantially altering the original part, ask a GO Pull-It representative what must be returned for the core to qualify.

Is a core return the same as a warranty return

No. A core return gives you back the deposit paid when you return your original component for recycling. The replacement part does not have to fail before you return the core.

A warranty return applies when the replacement part does not work, does not fit, or otherwise qualifies for return under the applicable warranty.

What happens if I do not return the core

If you do not return a qualifying core within 30 days, you do not receive the core-deposit refund.

You may keep the original part, but the core charge remains part of your total cost.

How Are Used Engines and Transmissions Priced Tested and Warrantied

GO Pull-It sells used engines and transmissions at fixed prices based on the type of assembly or engine package selected – not the vehicle’s make, model, or year.

These are self-service used parts. Customers locate the donor vehicle, inspect the assembly, remove it, and bring it to the sales counter. Review the current price list and warranty choices before beginning the removal.

How are used engines priced

Engine pricing depends on which engine package the customer purchases.

GO Pull-It currently offers the following engine-package levels:

Engine block without heads

This is the most basic engine option. It includes the stripped engine block and internal components but does not include the cylinder heads.

Engine block with heads

This package includes:

• Engine block
• Internal engine parts
• Cylinder heads
• Timing cover
• Sensors in the block
• Punched oil pan

It does not include the intake manifold, exhaust manifold, water pump, turbo, wiring harness, or exterior accessories.

Engine without accessories

This package includes the primary engine assembly and components such as:

• Block and heads
• Internal engine parts
• Intake manifold
• Fuel injectors
• Water pump
• Coils or coil packs
• Valve covers
• Timing cover
• Punched oil pan
• Harmonic balancer
• Flywheel
• Sensors in the block
• Exhaust manifolds

It does not include accessories such as the alternator, starter, air-conditioning compressor, accessory brackets, turbo, engine mounts, wiring harness, intake tube, mass-airflow sensor, or air box.

Engine with accessories

This is the most complete take-out engine package. It includes the engine assembly plus major rotating accessories, including:

• Starter
• Alternator
• Air-conditioning compressor
• Belts
• Accessory brackets

It does not include the wiring harness, engine mounts, turbo, catalytic converter, intake tube, mass-airflow sensor, or air box.

What engine-package rules should I know

• All engine oil pans are punched as part of vehicle processing.
• Wiring harnesses are not included in any engine package.
• Turbos are not included.
• Discounts are not provided for damaged or incomplete components.
• If a named package accessory is missing, a customer may remove the missing component from another vehicle and include it with the package.
• Limited exceptions may apply when a component cannot reasonably be separated without damaging the assembly or requiring substantial additional work.

Ask a representative to confirm what is included before removing the engine.

How are transmissions priced

Used transmissions are priced according to the transmission category shown on the parts price list for the selected GO Pull-It location.

Prices are fixed by part type rather than by the donor vehicle’s make, model, or year. Core charges, environmental fees, warranty charges, or other applicable fees may be listed separately.

Confirm the price, core charge, and what must be included with the transmission before beginning removal.

Are engines and transmissions tested

Do not assume that an engine or transmission has been tested simply because the donor vehicle appears in the inventory.

GO Pull-It is a self-service recycler. Customers are responsible for inspecting the assembly and deciding whether its visible condition is acceptable. Ask a GO Pull-It representative what information, if any, is available about the specific donor vehicle.

An inventory listing, photograph, or interchange report does not guarantee the mechanical condition of an engine or transmission.

What should I check before removing an engine or transmission

Before beginning:

1. Use the free interchange service to confirm possible compatibility.
2. Verify the donor vehicle’s year, make, model, engine, transmission, and drivetrain information.
3. Compare identification or casting numbers when available.
4. Inspect the assembly for visible cracks, broken mounting points, missing pieces, corrosion, or obvious damage.
5. Confirm what is included in the selected engine package.
6. Check the current price, core charge, and warranty options.
7. Make sure you have the proper tools, lifting equipment, and assistance.

Engines and transmissions are heavy. Do not attempt removal without the necessary experience, equipment, and help.

What warranty applies to an engine or transmission

Eligible engines and transmissions are covered by the warranty selected at purchase.

The standard warranty provides 30 days of coverage. An eligible assembly may be exchanged for a replacement or returned for store credit. The standard warranty does not provide a cash refund.

Customers may purchase an extended warranty that provides one year of coverage. Under the extended warranty, an eligible assembly may be exchanged. If an acceptable replacement is unavailable – or if the customer prefers a refund – the customer may receive cash back instead of store credit, subject to the extended-warranty terms.

Does the warranty cover removal or installation labor

No. The warranty applies to the eligible engine or transmission only.

GO Pull-It does not pay for:

• Removal labor
• Installation labor
• Fluids or supplies
• Towing
• Rental vehicles
• Lost time
• Incidental or consequential expenses

Keep the original receipt and make sure the engine or transmission is properly marked before leaving GO Pull-It.