Over the years this Chevrolet dealership has gone thru several owners and management. You can't…read morereally get a hold on the market with constant changes. Service is for the most part average but it being the closest dealership in the area for many people it is all they have.

They didn't fix what I went in to have fixed. The did a lot of other work that they up sold to me…read moreand when I left I had the same problem. When I went back they were to busy to help. It's too bad. It's always better to stay away from dealers. To many honest independent shops out there. #ilearndmylesson

Was very pleased with sales representative and manager who knew and took the time to make sure we…read morewere happy with our purchase. Thank you for making it possible to getting my family into a much needed 2nd vehicle.

I been doing business with Pueblo Tire for quite some time and have always been satisfied with…read moretheir product. The place is well kept and the employees have knowledge of what they are doing. The managers they ve had have all been knowledgeable on tires. Service is good and they do offer deals with good value.

Time efficiency they are slow as snails, 9:00 in the morning and only one person working in whole…read moreshop. I have to go to work and they act like you have all day. They should look at a Discount Tire model with people just running to get it done.

I have been doing business with Neessen Chevrolet for over 20 years and have never had a bad…read moreexperience. Brand new facilities and well kept with some real friendly lovable people. I've had the privilege of meeting Mr Neessen himself and the man has a compassionate heart. Their customer service is by far second to none...the best customer service in the area. With this type of atmosphere I'll always deal with Neessen Chevrolet...

Your customer service when purchasing is absolutely top notch. Patient and really takes time to…read morehelp you find a vehicle that fits, but you go in with a budget and only after you've test driven, sat in, and looked at many cars , and finally found the car. You sit down you realize you are getting gouged. "unavoidable fees" in the initial buying process that put business overhead on the backs of consumers paying thousands in added fees for a sticker and a paint coating.My vehicle had been in shop since middle December, and it was mentioned it would be about two weeks before it could be looked at this was understandable given the holiday. My vehicle was left until mid January until a warranty representative could come assess as the service writer went on vacation, and nobody was delegated to monitor her messages. Only after my husband and I called multiple times and eventually went in person to get clarification. The labor hours in question were not represented in a clear/ concise manner and only in hand written add in notes. When I requested clarification total work hours were not explained in a way that made the labor bill feel comprehensive. After confirmation my car then sat for a few more weeks while other vehicles took priority. In total 3 months. You need more labor force and more repair housing if you are going to utilize customer service to add money the backs of your patrons. Small businesses are being ousted more and more by easier internet processes and less cost to the consumer. If small businesses are going to compete there has to be an edge that puts you above the cost efficiency, and that is in efficient customer care and no nonsense approach to business. I'd rather have an OTD price and not a back and forth on non-negotiable dealer fees and months long repair service. I will not purchase another vehicle from you, but I'm absolutely hoping for the best for you because if auto service and vehicle purchase becomes automated also... we are in trouble.