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Rick Rodgers
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NOT happy at all with this service department. I've just had my THIRD bad experience in as many years. The following are examples of what NOT to do to create trust and a positive customer experience. All illustrate poor attention to detail. #1: During a state inspection two years ago, I asked that the tire pressure be checked. I checked myself before dropping the Jeep off and on the form stated the four tires were between 33/34 psi (standard), yet I wanted validation. When I got the vehicle back from service, the tire pressure across the board was 29 psi. Read this again: 29, 29, 29, 29. Note that I got it back on one of the HOTTEST days of the year. Also, the inspection sticker was put on crooked - so crooked that I called up immediately to voice my displeasure at such sloppy and potentially hazardous work. #2: Last year I brought the vehicle in again for service. I again asked that the tire pressure be validated. I checked the pressures myself (between 33/34) and stated on the form to make sure everything was OK. When I got the vehicle back from service, the tire pressure read: 38, 39, 40, and 42 psi. Please read that again. Again, sloppy attention to detail and potentially hazardous especially given it was a very hot day. Inasmuch as I paid close to $2,000 for this visit, Im supposing that wasnt enough to earn a complimentary wash and clean out of the interior from the repair work - grease and a loose part (which I reinstalled). #3: Last Monday I took the vehicle in for a recall, to fix one window regulator (a chronic Jeep issue from a decade ago it makes an electric window move up/down if broken, the window does not move), and some other items. The dealership called me yesterday (Thursday) to recommend other service, some of which I agreed to. Total bill: ~$1,600 to $1,700. This evening (Friday) I called the service department at 5:30 pm (5x, as their 888-number phone system was broken) to determine when I could pick it up. I was told before 7:00 pm. So my girlfriend (whos been home sick) drove me (30 minutes round trip) to the dealership, only to discover that the window regulator work had NOT been done even though the Jeep had been there for 4 days. Wow. Folks, I know I am a source of $$$. However, from a reciprocity, safety, and trust perspective, where is your performance?