Pick-n-Pull Overview
Pro stress-test →Established in 1987, the Pick-n-Pull chain of self-service auto parts stores is one of the largest recyclers of end-of-life vehicles in the industry. Pick-n-Pull has grown to 47 U.S. and 4 Canadian locations. The company is primarily engaged in the sale of recycled auto parts, original equipment manufacturer auto parts, salvage vehicles, surplus yard equipment and scrap metal as well as buying used fleets.
Strategic Profile
Pro stress-test →Pick-n-Pull recycles more than 350,000 vehicles and services more than 5.4 million self-service customers each year. Pick-n-Pull is a subsidiary of Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc., a global leader in the metals recycling industry, and became a fully owned subsidiary of Schnitzer in 2003.
Competitive Landscape
Pro stress-test →Pick-n-Pull competes in the fragmented automotive recycling sector against regional and national competitors including LKQ Corporation, Copart, IAA (insurance auto auctions), and independent salvage yards. Differentiation rests on brand recognition, location density, self-service model efficiency, and parent company's integrated scrap metal operations. Private equity and strategic consolidation continue reshaping competitive dynamics.
Industry Context
Pick-n-Pull operates in Automotive vehicle recycling and parts distribution.
Key facts
Founded: 1987 · Headquarters: Vallejo, US · Employees: N/A · Revenue: N/A · Market cap: N/A