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    Rack Attack - Portland

    4.0 (74 reviews)
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    Josh V.

    1.5 years after trying to work with Rack Attack in resolving the damage done to our car during a standard roof rack install I still have no resolution. This was our fourth time working with Rack Attack for various installations on our vehicles and unfortunately this last time did not go well. After damaging the headliner in our Infiniti (drill punched through the roof - see picture) Rack Attack asked us to obtain 3 separate quotes from repair shops, which we did. We spoke with multiple shops and several indicated they were uncomfortable with this type of install and recommended we use the Infiniti dealer. The headliner needed to be replaced and could not be repaired. We were finally able to locate three willing shops (one was the dealer) and after the quotes came back in the $3,000 range, Ben the manager advised us that they were going to use their own shop. I advised him of the three shops warning about the difficulties in replacing the headliner impacting the multiple airbags installation, and he advised us that Rack Attack was going to make their own shop selection and will always go with the cheapest quote. I contacted the shop Rack Attack selected (that shop originally quoted $800) and asked them if they were familiar with the airbag installation and the problems that could occur. They indicated they were not and told me they would have to increase their quote as a result. I did not want them to make this repair due to the safety concerns I had. Ben then advised us Rack Attack purchased a replacement headliner and we could bring the car in anytime for repair. I escalated to Isaiah and advised him that we did not give Rack Attack approval for this purchase and felt more comfortable choosing our options after Rack Attack made monetary reparations for the damage they incurred on our property. After 1.5 years the issue is still unresolved. We are now working with Bill who asked us to resend the quotes which we did and then we simply asked them to send us a check to cover the damage (they want to install themselves and I do not want them to do so for obvious reasons). I am unfortunately leaving a negative review and submitting my claim to better business bureau. This solution seems simple to me. If a mechanic damages your car during a service and you do not trust them to make the repairs due to incompetence, a check is issued for the damage done. Rack Attack is no longer responding to my inquiries and the last email I have indicated Bill escalated this to the head office. Apparently their answer was to ignore our claim. Where is the "0" star option?

    Love my new rack system!! Thanks Rack Attack!!
    Annie C.

    This morning, I started at another competitor rack store nearby (Rerack) and was ignored for 35 minutes (as I patiently waited with my baby). While I was being ignored, I posted on my Facebook and several people suggested I go to Rack Attack. As I continued to wait for service and acknowledgement, I called Rack Attack down the street. They were super helpful and kind, I decided to go there instead. Entered their store in SE Portland, greeted immediately by their staff, one of the guys Tyler gave me the rundown, and allowed me to make a decision. I got my roof rack installed while I wandered around nearby. Afterwards, Tyler showed me how my new Yakima rack worked (locks, etc) and some other options to consider for the future. He made good suggestions but did not hard sell me. He gave me some additional time to think - and I decided to get a cargo basket (Load Warrior) installed. This was kind of a big purchase for me, and I appreciate the care and service I received from Tyler at Rack Attack. I will definitely return for additional accessories and refer future customers to them!!

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    Great and timely service! Thank you for my awesome new hullavator racks! A plus is that it's connected to next adventure

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    Great and very helpful staff. Got us all set up with the right equipment and did a great job installing it! Highly recommend them.

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    Just great, friendly, knowledgeable service. Who could ask for more? Thank you Nick and Rack Attack!!

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