I went to the store today to buy an oil filter for a John Deere riding mower. There was no Internet…read morefor my phone so I asked the clerk who told me he could not help me whatsoever without a part number. I put everything else I had on the counter and walked out. I've had good luck before in the past but horrible this time. I went to AutoZone and they went out of their way to look things up for me I got much better customer service at AutoZone

Been in here a handful of times before but never again. Their employees are kinda useless. They…read moredon't respect your time or what you're trying to do. They force you to sign up for an account before buying something. They make a mess of your containers. Just drive the extra distance to go somewhere else. Autozone doesn't have these issues btw.

I had tried to competitor looking for a John Deere oil filter. They wouldn't help me unless I had a…read morepart number. The clerks here look things up for me and found what I needed and help me with my transaction.

my wife waited over 10 minutes for help she finally left. 2 months later i go in and left within…read more10 minutes no help again. went to o riley. no more auto zone.

They do solid, honest highly skilled work. That's my 1993 Miata on this page. Full engine swap…read moreand supercharger installation.

I really appreciated the time Mike took to discuss my service visit. He is very knowledgeable and…read morethorough. He invited me back into the shop to view the progress of a walnut intake valve blasting/cleaning I had on completed on my Subaru. I drove all the way from south of Denver to Longmont, and I am glad I did. Fred

I don't write reviews on places but Purchasing my 2024 Kia telluride new at this place should have…read morebeen my warning! If you think the sales department is horrible just wait til you take your car to the service department, if you do I highly recommend looking your car over thoroughly before you drive off the lot! Took a day off of work to let them do warranty work on it with an appointment, sat around for 3 hours for them to only do an oil change and none of the warranty work I showed up for. Went home and was gonna reschedule the warranty work but the next morning the oil was all over my drive way, when I got down to inspect where it was coming from I found that the cover under the engine was bent up but at least it helped the oil drain off of it! It's like they compete with the sales department to see who can deliver the worst customer service! Will forever be upside down buying a new Kia with a warranty from this place 0/10 would not recommend

DO NOT GO HERE! It seems MANY of us are in the same boat with fraudulent services from this dealer…read more This dealership had my car for nearly a month, I have paid over $3000 since the beginning of the year to this dealership and we are STILL being lied to about the repairs needed for my car. I brought my car in and explained the engine issues I have been having. Despite Kia losing a class action lawsuit for failing engines and me stating that I am experiencing the same concerns that are noted in the lawsuit, Christina (service manager) insists there is nothing of concern and my vehicle does not qualify for such repairs. After reaching out to 3+ Denver Kia dealers and being told my car DOES qualify for these repairs/replacement, it's apparent that Fowler Kia of Longmont is being dishonest. Do not go to this dealership, they will take your money and lie to you about repairs.

Of course they ripped me off again, I only came back because they had a class a motor home I liked…read morebut I bought a new fifth wheel and it came with a broken hot water heater, my mechanic said camping world didn't winterize it completely so it broke but camping world and Jayco wouldn't stand behind it even though it was new and under warranty.

What a rip off! I am shouting this from the rooftops because I went about it the nice way, and they…read moreare absolute lazy crooks! Listen friends, family, community looking to find a home on wheels... My mother and I purchased a Wildwood RV #3907 on their lot at the end of last year. We went in with full transparency as I had been forced from my mountain home and was looking for something to live in until my home was repaired (still not). Our sales person, Vince, was a nice older gentleman. They knew what we planned to tow with, our needs, our timeline, and our budget. We asked questions, while looking at it; it was cold in December, so we looked at it plugged it- all worked. Not only did $16,000 turn into like $23,000 out the door, (WTF?!), but a month later when I went to start living in it, the power doesn't work. They told me there was a brand new battery and a full tank of propane, NO...they lied. Batter was dead, no propane. I called and was basically told, too bad-TWICE!!! So, I replaced the battery and refilled the propane. Does not work. No heat, no electricity! In Colorado, in December. Now, I have someone come out with meters and there is an energy suck/leak somewhere on the 12v side. I was also told, in December, that the temporary blinds would be ordered and sent. I called a month ago and spoke to the parts manager, Josh, and told him the whole sad story. He actually listened. I was grateful. Josh, parts manager, asked me about an order form I should have with my paperwork...low and behold Vince, filled out the top and never filled out the rest so the blinds never got ordered. Josh, told me their usual process and the ball was dropped, so he ordered and told me he would look into the issue I have had since buying the RV. Great! I thought... That was on a Friday. I called Monday and got his voicemail. I left a message for Josh, inquiring about the blinds-if I could please bring the RV there to have someone look at the electrical issue, and at the same time have someone install the blinds for me. It is hot in Colorado, and there is not power in my RV can, so I do not want to unnecessarily struggle with my disabled ass twisting and turning to do this. I also thought he was really going to look into this because, really? There are lemon laws for cars...I will get another freaking lawyer if I have to...omg! I called back Wednesday and was routed to VM for Josh, again. OH, Josh called to confirm our address to send out the blinds, so I called back the same week and was kicked to VM again. I left another message and emailed letting Josh, parts manager at Camper World in Longmont, who I am sure can pick up a line to let someone know regardless and/or route my very real and fair issue through the proper channels to the proper persons to handle this appropriately. I was ghosted. Now, I am less than 2 months from no home and no options as I am saving to have an RV repair shop come help me get this handled. Shame on this establishment and those who blatantly disregarded me. I paid a lot of money for goods and you did not deliver...you scammed. I called within 30 days to report a very big issue. Unfortunately, they took advantage OR they do not care about their customers satisfaction and safety- it IS ALL ABOUT $$$$$ I will contact every social media platform and place to review possible. Actually, I am going to reach out to the news and radio stations too. I am a diabled teacher, a mother of 2 trying to create a safe space to be as our home flooded at the end of last year. Camper World screwed my family. Shameful.

On Friday, we bought a Pathfinder with Tony and worked with Dustin from Finance…read more We had a phenomenal experience- Tony had a great sense of humor, and did not hesitate with honesty- which was greatly appreciated. He stretched his time and efforts to get us the best deal, and we walked out feeling excited and secure. Dustin was respectful, honest, and realistic. Highly recommend this dealership, and specifically Tony and Dustin for your car needs!

At first, we had a good experience, but after 2 months of having our vehicle, Dustin Sappington,…read moreFinancial Manager has me come in stating they can get me a lower payment. The entire time I was there, he NEVER mentioned to me that the banking institution they used for me did not accept nor allow digital paystubs, which, who does paper paystubs these days? Anyways, we go through the whole signing of papers again, me being a first time car buyer at a dealership, I had no idea the bank hadn't funded the dealership for the car I've been driving for almost 2 months. After trying to get accepted, again, I'm told I have to return the car. Dustin admitted to me that my sales file sat IGNORED for over almost 2 months. John Perez, who sold me the vehicle in the first place, is now at the Boulder Cadillac dealership for Mike Maroone. I tried calling him for advice and he just ignored me. This place is a joke and I'm out of a car. AVOID!!!!!!​

THE BEST PERFORMANCE SHOP and FUELTECH TUNING IN COLORADO. I have referred more people then I can…read morecount no one has had a bad experience. These guys have decades of experience in the industry they always go above and beyond to help people! They touch vehicles 99% other shops would turn away they truly care about their customers and their projects.. There passion for automotive performance reflects their work ethic and knowledge.

PFI is a nexus of performance building, tuning, testing, and fabricating located in the front range…read moreof Colorado. Brent is a keystone of this business although he would likely point out that any of the others there are just as important as he in its success. His constantly upbeat and happy personality is a welcome change from the normal dark and crotchety operations found in traditional speed shops. Import tuning is a big part of their specialty historically, but do not let that fool you, they have expertise in every disciplined motor sports. They can tune anything from a single cylinder motorcycle turbo shopping cart to your big inch V8 trophy truck. Check out their YouTube channel as well.

Luis and the Service Staff were friendly, courteous and expedient getting my service done on time…read moreand explaining everything along the way. Just another reason I'm a Toyota customer. Great job and I'll be back for my next service when it's time!

I brought my 2025 Camry in for a TPMS malfunction warning on what should have been a relaxing…read moreSaturday morning. Instead, what followed consumed my entire day and left me frustrated, out $199, and completely let down by a dealership that had every opportunity to make this right. From the moment I walked in I was informed of a $230 diagnostic fee with no guarantee it would be waived -- even though my car is still under full factory warranty. The stated condition was that if the cause turned out to be something outside of warranty coverage, the full $230 would stand. When the service advisor came to the waiting area to ask about my tires, I mentioned I had recently had a winter-to-spring tire swap done at Discount Tire. She surmised on the spot that Discount had not properly reprogrammed the sensors and that because the cause was external to the vehicle, the warranty would not cover it -- but she would reduce the charge to $199 plus tax. No negotiation. That was simply what I was told. When I checked out and asked the service advisor what the $199 was for, her entire response was a single word: "Labor." No elaboration. No breakdown. Just "labor." For nearly $200 on a car still under factory warranty, I deserved better than that. The issue was ultimately confirmed as incorrect TPMS sensor IDs -- a programming problem, not a hardware failure. What made this experience truly infuriating was what followed. My invoice was so poorly documented that it contained no separate technician cause and correction notes -- just a muddled block of text that didn't clearly explain what was found or what was done. I needed that documentation to seek reimbursement from the tire shop. A completely reasonable request. Instead I spent the better part of my Saturday being passed around, ignored, and ultimately stonewalled. A separate representative who called me after the fact claimed that Discount Tire wouldn't have the equipment to reprogram Toyota TPMS sensors -- an assertion that is simply incorrect. TPMS programming tools are industry standard at every professional tire shop. This felt like a convenient deflection rather than an honest assessment -- and frankly, it was insulting to my intelligence. That same representative attempted to transfer me to Ryan, the service manager. The call dropped after six rings. Ryan never called me back. I then called him myself and left a message. Still nothing. A service manager who can't be bothered to return a customer's call says everything about the culture at this dealership. When I followed up by text requesting clearer documentation, the advisor acknowledged the invoice was inadequate and said she would relay the feedback to her service manager. No offer to correct MY paperwork. No follow-up. Just silence. On a Saturday. When I was sitting there waiting for help. I've since canceled my 15k service appointment and will be returning to the dealership where I purchased my car. I came in with a straightforward problem and a reasonable request. I left feeling dismissed, overcharged, and robbed of my entire Saturday. Stapp Toyota lost my business today over a documentation request that should have taken five minutes to fulfill.