The Cheyenne Kubota sales and service department are among the best. Providing years of…read moreexpertise and dedicated support the Cheyenne team exceeded our expectations. You get a full team standing behind the Kubota brand at the Cheyenne dealer. Highly recommend Cheyenne Kubota for all your tractor and equipment requirements. Mike W.

we had the misfortune of having the PTO go out on one of our Kubota tractors during the busiest…read moretimes of the year. Daniel Young was able to get it in and get it repaired properly. Bob Anderson did a great job of getting it to and from the dealership and helped keep us informed on its progress. this business has great customer service. and goes above and beyond to get the job done right.

Awesome people, product and process! Rentals made simple. Breath of fresh air post COVID. Back to…read morethe old days of customer service.

Working with the Performance Equipment team on a variety of projects over the past 2 years, I'm…read moretruly impressed but their service, clear and quick communication, and their dedication to problem solving. These are the go-to providers for heavy equipment rentals.

Extremely disappointing experience. Long story, but they tried charging us $100.00 more than quoted…read morealso $100.00 more than the other companies in town, the battery was dead and had to run jumper cables to the trailer to use it, (till I could charge the battery overnight) had a flat tire, the fuse wasn't making good connection on the trailer and so loose it fell out of the fuse holder. They blamed my truck for not charging the battery, when it's only supposed to maintain the battery, and it was putting out 13.6 v proving it was (almost) dead when I picked it up. So, I was forced to use my tools to work on their trailer, my battery charger to charge their trailer, my air pump to air up their tire, my tools to tighten up their terminals, my equipment to test the wiring on their trailer to have them blame my truck.... not even a "im sorry" TBK you should be testing 5 things every time a piece of equipment goes out, 1- lights 2- tires (condition and air pressure) 3- charge the battery 4- hydraulic fluid level 5- finally if it actually works. If for some reason you think you did this, you need some additional training... and BTW there was a person returning a mini excavator the same time and he (shockingly) had problems with what he rented as well.

Tried planning my wedding a year from now and they don't give you a quote on anything, tents,…read moretables, chairs, etc until the beginning of the year. How am I supposed to budget?! Or plan anything??? Also the voicemail I was left was extremely unprofessional. Not impressed. Will not be using them.