This place was 5 stars when it was still 4wheel parts. Always had great experiences. I've had a few vehicles worked on when it was still 4wp and have sent quite a few people their way because of how good the place used to be...
I took my truck over back in May. I knew it needed work done (more than I was willing to do myself) but wanted to see what all it might need in addition to what I already knew. Had a great encounter with the sales guy. Believe his name was Dustin. Super friendly. He told me they would bring my truck in to do a "shake down" to see what all the truck would need to be fixed. The cost was $140 and he said that money would go towards the cost of repairs if I chose to get work done there. Sounds good to me. We walk out to my truck and he says "this things awesome! The mechanic loves working on old sh*t! Wait till you see his reaction when he gets here!" After about an hour I get a call to come back and get the results. He proceeds to show me a lengthy list of repairs which I was expecting. He even takes me back to the shop to point things out. He didn't really seem to know his was around a vehicle but was very confident. He was very chummy and acted as if we were long lost buddies. He also had knowledge of me being a veteran (he is too) and definitely milked that by saying that they would take care of me and get me squared away. I appreciated what he was saying but I didn't serve to get discounts, I just want my truck fixed. We go back out front and he told me it would take a couple weeks to source parts since it's an older truck (2000) and he'd give me a call. All in all I thought it was a good experience.
But he never contacted me. After two weeks I called to speak with him. Completely different attitude. He couldn't care less about me or my truck. He told me "your truck is too old and I can't find parts for it plus we just have too many other projects we're working on." Too old? I thought you said the mechanic loved working on old stuff? So really all that was an act just to get me to hand over $140. If the truck was "too old" and you have too many other projects, why even bother bringing it into the shop to look over? Why waste my time and your time? Finally I asked for the list of everything the mechanic wrote down. Figured I'd at least make an attempt to have someone else do the repairs since they were too busy. He wouldn't give me the list. Said he couldn't give it to me. I just paid $140 to have it diagnosed, pretty sure I'm entitled to have that information. He followed up by saying that he'd continue to look for parts and get back to me. Well, it's been over 4 months with no call. He did eventually send an email with a summary of the mechanics notes. And with a little effort, within a few hours I found all the parts they would have needed to fix the truck. The last thing I want to be doing is typing this but yall really dropped the ball. read more