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    Bob Wrisley Auto Repair

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Tire balancing

    Tire installation

    Tire Pressure Monitoring System repair

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    Maguire Family of Dealerships

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    They are a monopoly and do not care about customer service...We took our Subaru Crosstrek there for…read morea recall and they had it for over a month while they were "waiting for the part." They did not have a loaner available and then they charged us over $300 for a new battery. Never going to do anything with them again - I'll go to Cortland!

    Maguire isn't a dealership. It's a lead-farming operation disguised as a dealership…read more I called ahead to ask about a test drive and was told, "Just come in." No name, no appointment needed. When we arrived, there was no receptionist, no welcome, no engagement--just a showroom full of sales staff glued to screens. No one looked up. It felt like walking through the Borg Collective--if you're not pre-scanned or tagged by their system, you don't exist. Eventually, I politely asked a salesperson (who was texting at her desk) if anyone could help us. She scolded me for interrupting her texting. Not a joke. When someone finally did help us, she launched into a checklist-style interrogation--what trim? who did you speak to? how much can you afford?--before even offering a test drive. She actually said: "We just want to make sure that if you fall in love with the car, you can afford it." I half expected her to hand me a feather boa and call me Vivian from Pretty Woman. I told her we'd already done the research, knew what we wanted, and just needed to sit in the vehicle and drive it. She didn't like that. We didn't fit the script. She got visibly irritated, tried to talk us out of test driving more than one trim, then left the desk without a word. Just walked away. We left. Later, a "manager" called. She sounded young, inexperienced, and totally unaware of what went wrong. She defended everything, including the texting salesperson, saying I had interrupted her. Her version of an apology was an excuse. They don't see a problem because they don't care. Their whole model is built around trolling the internet for leads and jamming people into a rigid, impersonal sales system. If you don't cooperate with their funnel, you're not worth their time. Maguire isn't set up to sell cars to people--they're set up to mine online clicks and process you like data. They're not interested in relationships, needs, or experience. They're fishing for suckers, not building trust.

    Bob Wrisley Auto Repair - tires - Updated September 2026

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