Jost Australia is great and prides itself on high level technology and technical assistance for…read morecustomers, with excellent after sale service and a nationwide supply network. Jost is the leading supplier in the transport industry and provides the best range of advanced tech transport components that are superbly engineered.

I've come here two times in the past in an emergency, and each time, they've been so helpful,…read morefriendly and efficient, so when I had a tyre problem, and time to decide where to take it to get fixed, the decision was easy. Once again, these guys are great. It was fixed in a timely manner, they're friendly, helpful, honest and well priced. I always tell people this is where to take your car with tyre issues. Highly recommend them.

Our buying experience was unfortunately soured by the lack of communication through a relatively…read morelong and frustrating dealing with Werribee Hyundai. Excuse the use of a time line, but it's the best way to present our three week purchasing experience. Wednesday 28 September: We enquired about a used car through the Werribee Hyundai website, liked the model and was encouraged to place a deposit which we did. Saturday was the earliest we could inspect. As we were interested in finance, Steve replied that we could approve finance through their dealership and if we liked our test drive it would be ready to drive away Saturday. Otherwise we could arrange finance on the day and collect the car the following week. Saturday 1 October: Mostly pleased with the car, although disappointed the online description and photos omitted some minor damage and missing interior. We had enquired through Stratton Finance and mentioned to Steve we would prefer to use their services. Steve insisted we also sit with Werribee Hyundai's finance consultant (Philip), which we did as there seemed the sale could not proceed until this was done. Philip confirmed we were better off using Stratton, and this is where it felt the mood changed and the promised delivery timeline was substantially delayed without explanation or response. Wednesday October 5: Stratton approve the financing and request an invoice to complete the payment. Monday 10 October: Stratton repeated the request by email again after no phone calls were returned. An invoice was sent but without registration details, so an updated invoice was requested. Wednesday 12 October: Stratton asked for registration information again. Philip assured it would be ready "tomorrow". Saturday 15 October: After trying through the week to have calls returned by Steve to get an update, Steve emailed to say Manny would call 'today' with an update (call came Sunday). Monday 17 October: Invoice was sent with all requested details. Tuesday 18 October: Car was delivered. Before signing the transfer of registration with Manny I enquired why the Form 4 showed a value of $5000 less than we payed but was assured that was okay. Disappointedly, I needed to rely on the excellent services of Stratton Finance for most of the updates to the sale progress as Werribee Hyundai rarely communicated once things were not going smoothly. Post delivery problems. * Mechanics had disabled the Emergency Braking Assistance feature (or worse, had not fully tested the car). When we enabled it a few days later, it displayed an error on each start. Eventually found this was caused by the battery having a dead cell (it was the 5 year old original battery). The deteriorated battery was also why the Eco mode was not available. Not covered by statutory warranty as I assume Werribee Hyundai knew. * Another warning came up the same day as delivery - a tyre under inflation detection. The rear tyres were inflated to 300kPa (recommended 220kPa), so we assume the mechanics hoped the slow leak would keep above 220 for a reasonable time. As it turns out, this warning comes from a tyre losing pressure and not by sitting over a certain level. Of course, tyres are also not covered by statutory warranty. TLDR; buying from Werribee Hyundai was what you might have otherwise expected from dealing with a small unknown car lot, down to obscuring troubles not covered by statutory warranty. I know buying second hand limits which car dealerships you can use, but from our experience if buying a new Hyundai we would recommend Berwick Hyundai (see my previous Google review where we had a fantastic customer experience).

Took the morning off work Friday with the intention of making a purchase on a brand new car…read more First visit was to Essendon Ford & the Fiesta. Unluckily for them, they wouldn't budge on the listed price (not even a dollar), so onto Hyundai it was. I enquired on the price of an i20, and asked if they could match a price I'd seen online, I took it for a spin, price was matched on an in-stock model, my bank paid them on cup day, cleared within a day and bang, just like that I have a brand spanking new (8kms on the clock) metallic grey 3 door i20 5 days later. The service was great from the get go, not too pushy (although there was a lady that did try & sell me on a paint protection & tinting package, and the finance guy was edging towards using their own finance), friendly, answered any questions I had and all contact was in a timely manner. Highly recommend visiting Hyundai and speaking to Riccardo if you're in the market for a new car! I've been jean shopping that was harder than this!

Rang Hyundai Essendon this morning with an issue with my daughter's 2015 i20, 6400kms on the clock…read moreand well within warranty. Power steering has gone on the car and steering locked up. Girl who answered the phone to start with was quite rude and the conversation did not get any better from that point on. I was advised that they would not be able to look at the vehicle until next Thursday (6 days). When it comes to a safety issue on the road -v- a standard service, I would have thought a little more priority would be given to a safety issue. RACV report was obtained and stated 'Power steering FAULTY, LOCKS UP - Drive at OWN RISK'. This is not the first time I have had an issue with the rudeness of staff at Hyundai Essendon but it certainly will be the last. My daughter's last car was purchased from Hyundai Essendon and salesman was great ! Very friendly and not pushy at all. The dramas started with the service department. Disgusted and definitely would not go back. Rang another Hyundai dealership and they were very concerned about the issue and couldn't do enough to help.

On the odd occasion I call into this petrol station for diesel, the staff are always friendly and…read morehelpful