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    Little Lube & Tire

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    2 years ago

    I'll always recommend this business! Gary is awesome !! My tire popped in the canyon and was able to get me 4 new tires same day.

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    Vann did an excellent job on trading in our over sized 2024 F350 Super Duty…read more We got a smaller Ford pickup because we are downsizing our house and lifestyle. He listened to our needs. Justin is an excellent F & I guy. Great chess player too.

    I had an extremely frustrating and disappointing experience with this dealership's service…read moredepartment and would not recommend them to anyone. I brought in my brand-new Ford F-250 with just over 3,000 miles after the check engine light came on. Over the course of the visit, the service team changed their explanation multiple times before finally settling on what they claimed was an abrasion hole in a coolant line. Their explanation was that driving on a muddy road caused the coolant lines to push forward and rub against the underside of the truck, eventually wearing a hole in the line. Based on that claim, they told me the repair would not be covered under warranty and that I would have to pay for it out of pocket. Let me be clear: this is a nearly six-figure truck, marketed by Ford as "Built Ford Tough" and sold as a work truck. The road in question was a well-maintained farm road with road base, not some extreme or abusive environment. The idea that light mud on a farm road could cause internal components to shift enough to damage a coolant line is not only implausible -- if true, it represents a serious engineering flaw in a truck that is explicitly advertised to handle work conditions. When I inspected the underside of the truck, there was zero evidence of damage -- no scrapes, no impact marks, no signs of hitting anything whatsoever. Yet despite this, I was told my only options were to pay for the repair or come pick up the truck. To make matters worse, they told me that if I took the truck without the repair, my warranty would essentially be voided because the vehicle could not be driven in that condition. There was no attempt at open dialogue, no willingness to reasonably discuss the situation, and no advocacy on my behalf as the customer. The situation only changed after I contacted the dealership where I actually purchased the truck. The owner of that dealership personally reached out to this service department and explained that their position was unreasonable. Only after that call did this dealership suddenly agree that the repair should be covered under warranty. Even more frustrating, once they reversed course, the technician called me acting as if he had been "pushing for this all along." That is simply not true. I have text messages clearly stating that I needed to either pay for the repair or pick up the truck. The sudden change in tone felt like an attempt to save face once they realized I might share my experience publicly. Bottom line: this dealership did not put the customer first, was not honest or consistent, and only did the right thing after outside pressure from another dealership. I have zero confidence in their service department. I have since shared this experience with multiple family members who have purchased vehicles from this dealership, and they've all stated they will no longer service or buy vehicles here. This is my first Ford truck, and so far I am anything but impressed -- largely because of how this dealership handled a straightforward warranty issue on a nearly new vehicle. I would strongly recommend taking your truck anywhere else for service or warranty work.

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