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    Airport Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

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    We just purchased a used Ram Laramie 1500. Antonio was our salesman and was amazing! No pressure,…read morevery fair trade in value, and the process was seamless. We are very happy!

    BUYER BE WARE!!!…read more If I could give 1/2 star, I would! I recently purchased a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited from Airport Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, and my experience has been extremely disappointing. I bought the vehicle in September, and by December -- after putting only about 3,000 miles on it -- I experienced serious safety issues related to the tires. After the purchase, the vehicle was inspected by the body shop repairing my vehicle, and they confirmed that the tires were obsolete and severely worn, with signs of heat-related stress, uneven tread wear, and tread separation. I was also advised that the tires were more than two years old and were a low-budget tire to begin with. I provided the dealership with photos clearly showing visible wear bars very close to the tread surface. Based on the independent inspection and the documented condition of the tires, they were not roadworthy. The dealership's general manager continues to defend the dealership and has repeatedly stated that the tires met all safety standards and were roadworthy because they "passed inspection." However, this is completely inconsistent with the independent inspection and the photos that were taken. When I first test drove the vehicle, it was extremely dirty inside and out, and it did not appear to have gone through any meaningful reconditioning. Given the condition of the tires later documented, I seriously question whether any true inspection was performed or whether anyone at the dealership actually verified what tires were on the vehicle when it was sold. I was also told they took the vehicle in from a lease but later they said they bought it from an auction. So their credibility has gone out the window pretty quickly. In December, during Kansas City's first snowfall, while driving slowly and cautiously, I lost traction multiple times. I slid into two intersections, narrowly avoided being hit, and ultimately lost control before I could make it home. This resulted in roughly $6,000 in damage to my vehicle -- and I was still left with the same worn tires. My concerns were reported promptly, in writing, with photos and documentation, yet I was told the vehicle was "as-is" and offered only a small discount on new tires. For a dealership that advertises "rigorous inspections," this has been incredibly disappointing. All I wanted was for the dealership to make it right and put safe tires on the vehicle like they should have been done BEFORE it was sold. This was my first time doing business with this dealership, and it will be my last. I strongly encourage others to thoroughly inspect vehicles and tires before purchasing here.

    Kci Car Care Center

    Kci Car Care Center

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    This is a convenient stop after flying in from the Kansas City International Airport and you've…read morepicked up your rental car. It's a Phillips 66 gas station and auto service center. They offer a range of car services, including valet parking, maintenance, and detailing, with a focus on serving travelers. It's small but they have a variety of options from coffee, cappuccino, drinks, soft drinks, beer, hot nuts, food to go and even car cables. Indoor bathrooms. Picked up a couple Pressed Juice shots, water and car cable. Friendly customer service.

    On December 21st, at approximately 12:15 PM, I experienced discrimination at your facility when…read moreyour staff denied my service dog entry. I am a disabled Veteran, and my service dog has been fully trained by a Veteran non-profit organization. Despite this, I was asked by your staff to provide "certification" for my service animal due to food being served. I calmly explained that under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Missouri state law, businesses are not permitted to require certification, identification, or documentation for a service animal. Even after explaining the law, two staff members continued to insist on certification and were dismissive and rude. Their actions made it clear that they were unfamiliar with both federal ADA requirements and Missouri state law regarding service animals. For your reference, Missouri law explicitly states: "A business (public accommodation) may not insist on proof of the certification or identification for a service animal. Some states have certification laws, however, the ADA is the prevailing law." This information is publicly available here: https://disability.mo.gov/files/ServiceAnimalsAllowed.pdf Because of this incident, I will be filing a formal complaint with the State of Missouri. I also expect a written apology and confirmation that your staff will receive proper training on ADA and service animal compliance to prevent this from happening to others in the future. No disabled Veteran--or any individual with a disability--should be subjected to this type of treatment. Sincerely, Daniel

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