YARDDASH // HOW IT WORKS
One network. Four clear ways to move parts.Choose the lane that matches what you need to buy or sell.
YardDash keeps source addresses private and makes every important decision explicit. A listing, search, or source signal never creates a charge, a scheduled pull, a payout, or a delivery by itself.
BUYING A PART?
Start with a detailed request.Tell us the part and exact vehicle, then review a verified next step before you approve anything.SELLING A PART?
Keep your home private.List a loose part or vehicle and decide whether to accept a request before a pickup or extraction is coordinated.Final fitment, condition, price, delivery lane, and the source owner’s acceptance must be confirmed. YardDash does not represent a generic search result as a held part.
01 // SELL
List a loose part.
- Add the part.Enter its vehicle, part name, condition details, and the price you would accept.
- Review the proposed path.YardDash can review a customer-safe local delivery or sourcing route without publishing your address.
- Accept before handoff.You decide whether to accept the proposed transaction before pickup is coordinated.
- Confirm completion.Any payout, pickup, or delivery status follows the recorded accepted workflow—not the listing alone.
02 // SELL
Part out a vehicle.
- List the vehicle privately.Add the year, make, model, trim, service market, and the information needed to evaluate a request.
- Receive a specific part request.YardDash matches a customer need to the vehicle without sharing your home address or direct contact details.
- Choose whether to proceed.No extraction begins just because someone searched for the vehicle or asked about a part.
- Coordinate an accepted pull.When the owner accepts and the next step is confirmed, the platform can coordinate the extraction and delivery workflow.
03 // BUY LOCAL
Request a donor part with local delivery.
- Send the exact part and vehicle.Include year, make, model, trim, and a visible part number when possible.
- YardDash checks the source.A source must be reviewed for current acceptance, fitment, and condition before a customer is asked to decide.
- Review the actual route.If a verified route supports a 24-hour local-delivery review, it is shown before approval—not promised from the search page.
- Approve the verified next step.Only then can a pull and delivery be coordinated according to the confirmed terms.
04 // BUY BY MAIL
Request a delivered-by-mail part.
- Search by the exact vehicle and part.YardDash checks approved delivery-source signals alongside local donor and owner lanes.
- See a YardDash delivery path.The customer sees original YardDash language and a final price path, not a copied marketplace listing.
- Confirm fitment and terms.Condition, return eligibility, carrier route, and final price must be shown before payment.
- Track the approved delivery.After approval, the customer receives the appropriate request and delivery status updates.
No surprise source locations.
Yard and home addresses, rows, VINs, stock numbers, and direct seller details do not belong on public customer pages.
No false inventory promises.
A result or listing is a lead until the exact part, current condition, and source acceptance are physically or operationally verified.
No automatic obligations.
Searches, listings, and source checks never automatically charge a buyer, create a payout, or dispatch a worker.
Every lane has a next step.
Use the request, vehicle, or loose-part form to create the detailed record that lets YardDash coordinate the correct review.