farhat ent dba : ace auto salvage in mobile ,al , sells core motors that he knows are bad ,, youll…read morebe safe and dont jepordize your customers with these clowns ,,,,, it was no misunderstanding, its his business pratice

There secretary is the greatest. She will place you on hold and never come back. HORRIBLE SERVICE…read morewill call the next company.

All around good experience. Friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to answer all my questions…read more Extremely satisfied with the bed liner that was sprayed in. Will be the first business I think of with future upgrades.

Wow! These threads.... The guys at Camper City are amazing. They are always willing to work with…read moreyou if there is an issue. I had almost 5k dollars worth of upgrades done to my truck and they were courteous, knowledgeable and very friendly. And yes, I had to bring it back for an adjustment but they listened to my problem and fixing it immediately. If you want tires and wheels, go to a tire and wheel shop.

Called a few weeks ago about my 06 Silverado. Spoke to Erick, and he was very rude and…read moreunprofessional. Used profanity and talked to me like I was stupid. I would spend more money somewhere else than deal with a person like this. Please look elsewhere.

From the owner: Please note: For faster responses CALL before emailing about our gauge repair services…read more If your 02-06 Chevy GM GMC vehicle (see list below) is experiencing any of these symptoms: Dead or Dim Driver Information Centers/Odometer Displays, Speedometer, Tachometer, Fuel and or other gauges sticking, not resetting to "0" on ignition off, or any other erroneous readings, I have the solution. GM acknowledged the issue a few years ago and provided repairs under an extended warranty but because of (typically) excessive mileage, many cars and trucks did not qualify for the warranty repair solution. The repair requires removing the instrument cluster assembly, disassembling the cluster and replacing devices called stepper motors that drives each gauge. A new redesigned version of the original OEM stepper motor is now available that will provide a permanent fix for all replaced units. Even though we are in Mobile, Alabama, we can do business all over including Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, or anywhere else. We understand that our gauge repair services are hard to find so will help you even if you are outside of Alabama!

Guy put me on hold for 35 mins i hang up call back and they literally picked up the phone and hung…read moreit up.

Got a part from them was given the wrong part and now they want to charge me 25 percent for a…read morerestock fee .. it was not my fault they gave me the wrong part ... plus the receipt says you have 30 days for a refund unless the receipt says other wise .. plus online they say all parts are warranted for 90 days ...

Final (hopefully) edit (3). Spoke with Mike, & he said I was clearly the sort of person who…read moredeliberately gives 1-star reviews. He obviously looked into my profile, but didn't look at all the reviews I have given. He told me I should consider giving better reviews for businesses I have interacted with. Well, Mike, I looked at the low reviews you have received, and there is clearly a trend in "had an appointment, was still there for X hours with no communication". After each one, the service manager or Mike responded with "thanks for the feedback, we'll make sure to do better in the future." Clearly, you haven't learned. And to switch the incident around to "Ian leaves bad reviews" is so passive-aggressive I'm not surprised that your employees have no notion of customer satisfaction. He said they had been having technical issues with the video of the inspection, and he didn't know why I wasn't given the evidence of the findings. Maybe it was because they were going to charge me $28 for a cabin filter replacement, even though it had clearly not been inspected - the contents of my glove box were exactly as I left them, and the catch to open the filter compartment is impossible to open. Note that at no point did I ask for a refund - I had written off the ~$150 as a "lesson learned" never to do business with this dealership again. Further Edit (2). Mike's response below claimed he was on the call. He did not announce himself. When the service manager called me, he said he was just returning my missed call/voice mail and was not aware of the reason for my call. Why would a senior manager be (stealthily) on a call if they didn't know I was calling with a complaint? Edit 1. The Service Manager called me and, after discussing the case, said that if I came back in, they would do a more thorough inspection as long as I deleted this review. When I asked if I had heard him correctly, he denied saying it and said he would send me a refund for the inspection. Original review: I had an appointment time at 11am. When I made the call I specifically asked for a detailed inspection of the used Camry I had recently bought. I was told they did a 160 point inspection for $180. I was asked if it was OK that the report was emailed to me rather than hard copy. The person making my booking said that at the mileage I had (125k), they would need to check spark plugs and other 100-125k maintenance items because they couldn't see a maintenance record (previous owner was a mechanic and did his own servicing). I arrived at 10:50 and was told it would take 90 minutes. After almost 3 hours of waiting, I texted the associate, and he came to tell me that he had waited on a senior tech and that he had only just started the inspection. When I mentioned the 11 am appointment time, he said that was just for check-in, not the inspection. If I had been told this at the time, I could have made alternate arrangements. When I finally got the hard copy report (he said he couldn't email it to me) it was only 30 items ($150), not 160, and basic things like the battery test results and the details of axle boot repair were missing. I asked if there were pictures to support the findings and he said no. While I was checking in he took a call from another customer and I clearly heard him say that he had reviewed the video of the service and was able to confirm the findings. This appears to be standard operating procedure, but I was not allowed to see it. As part of my process I uploaded the report to Chat GPT which highlighted the missing items on the report, including the lack of inspection of the spark plugs which I had been promised on the initial call. When I told Daniel I had run it through AI and had some concerns, he walked away and muttered "we don't use AI here". Maybe you should start and achieve better quality inspection results and give your people some customer service training. Needless to say I will not be returning and will let everyone know what a horrible experience I had. Over 4 hours with zero communication, no apology, and snide remarks.

Wait time for service is 3 to 4 hours. Nobody lets you know the status or time your car will be…read morefinished, you must find somebody to even ask a question. CRAZY