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Additional phones - (702) 967-6226, (888) 837-4290, (702) 967-5588, (702) 948-8484, (702) 967-5555. Additional parts hours - Mon-Fri 7:00 AM-5:30 PM; Sat 7:00 AM-5:00 PM. Additional finance & sales hours - Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-8:00 PM; Sat 9:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Services we offer
New & pre owned auto sales & repair including tire rotation, oil change, cooling system, air filter, spark plugs, wheel alignment, air conditioner, transmission, timing belt, shocks , fuel filter, brake inspection, parts & accessories.
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Warranties
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- American Express
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- MasterCard
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My son took his Colorado truck in on a recall and they conducted an inspection. They said the rear brakes were good, but the front needed replacement. We already had them checked and knew the back were bad and needed replacement, but the front were not quite ready. They also said he needed a fan clutch and it would not last the Summer. When my son left after the recall repair was completed and they did their inspection the brakes locked up on him going home. I had to come and assist him. We went back to the dealership and asked what they did to lock up the brakes. They said they did nothing and only do a visual inspection. I asked how they could do a visual inspection on drum brakes and the service advisor said they would have to speak to the mechanic. They said we had to get the vehicle towed in for them to look at it and would not accept they did anything wrong. I tried to talk to the Service Manager who was surly and arrogant. We called for a tow and went back to the vehicle. The brakes had cooled down and the vehicle was no longer locked up. My son slowly drove back to the dealership.
When he got back to the dealership the brakes locked up again. While getting the mechanic that worked on the vehicle the service agent tried pulling up on the brake pedal and this unlocked the brakes. It appears from what they said it was a freakish thing that had occurred, and would probably not happen again. The mechanic stated he had not pulled the wheels to check the brake pads, but only went on the mileage of the vehicle to assess the brake wear. When he pulled off the wheels the front brakes where still good and the back were almost metal to metal and not safe for my son to drive on them. I authorized them to replace the rear brake pads. They later reduced the charge for the brake pads from $200.00 to $100.00 due to the problems we had encountered. They strongly recommended that we get the fan clutch replaced as it would not last much longer with the Summer heat. It has now been seven months and the front brakes are still good, as well as, the fan clutch.
I wrote Ed Bozarth to inform him of the issue (as he professes and quot;fabulous customer service) and thought he may have the courtesy to respond, but after over two months he has not responded. I assume he does not care about such service from his dealership. I would be very careful about doing repair work with this dealership and of course we will go else where if we need service from a dealership.
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