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Salvage Yards with Online Parts Inventory in Portland, OR

6 of the 162 junkyards, auto parts stores and recycling centers we list in Portland have a searchable online parts inventory.

Driving to four yards to ask whether anyone has your part is the old way to do it. Some yards publish a live inventory you can search by year, make and model before leaving home — that is what this list is for. Inventory turns over fast: most self-service lots crush cars 30-45 days after they arrive, so a hit you find online is worth calling about the same day.

  1. Oregon and A to Z Auto Wrecking

    1209 SE 190th Ave, Portland, OR 97233-5905

    Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat-Sun Closed

    Parts lookup
  2. Ram Light Truck Salvage

    3646 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97211-2040

    Parts lookup
  3. Portland Import Auto Parts

    13126 NE Whitaker Way, Portland, OR 97230

    Parts lookup
  4. Car Parts PDX

    11435 SE Foster Rd, Portland, OR 97266

    Parts lookup
  5. FleetPride

    201 N Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97217

    Parts lookup
  6. International 4700 Truck Parts

    2704 SE Steele St, Portland, OR 97202

    Parts lookup
Search by interchange, not just by your exact model. The same alternator, door or seat often fits several model years and sometimes several brands, so a yard with no listing under your car may still have the part on a different vehicle. Ask the counter to run an interchange lookup before you give up.

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Good to know

Can you check junkyard inventory online?

At some yards, yes — chains and larger independents publish a searchable inventory updated as cars arrive on the lot. Smaller yards often keep inventory only in a counter system, so a phone call is still the fastest route. This list flags the yards that say they offer online search.

How long do cars stay in a self-service yard?

Commonly 30 to 45 days, after which the remaining shell is crushed and sold for scrap. That is why an online listing is time-sensitive: a car that showed up last week may be gone by the end of the month.