500 British Columbia Mazda/adler32 Service Centres

service to my 150 truck which included rotating... - Ericwickham

service to my 150 truck which included rotating tires. Tires did not get rotated, I got charged for it. Did the oil get changed I have no idea? Quoted $500 to fix the back door handle. Bought the part for $20 on the Internet and fixed it myself.

March 4th we picked up our Ford. After 5 weeks in the... - witzkedk

March 4th we picked up our Ford. After 5 weeks in the shop and hopefully a fully working car we got it back with a broken windshield and an extra 1200K on the Odometer. When we reached out to Ford to get an explanation of the extra added Kilometers on our car they said that the wrote the wrong Odometer number on the Service documents!! So please do your self a favour and document everything on your car before taking it for repair or service. Ford did offer to pay for the windshield though.

My service visit was great. - Le

My service visit was great. They helped solve my problems. They recommended some services to keep my vehicle in tip top shape. Will do it on the next visit.

They provide great service for regular appointments. - rebdan

They provide great service for regular appointments. In my case, they also analyzed a problem carefully. Unfortunately, Hyundai sent a defective part and so I had to come back. They gave me the news with good humour so that I never felt annoyed and made sure I had a loaner so that I would only have to return when they knew the car was ready. Jim, the service advisor who helped me, is special.

service done to my truck cost 1500 more than quoted AND - drumm91

service done to my truck cost 1500 more than quoted AND when returned to me wires from behind dash were hanging all ove floor mat in front of gas pedal. when showed to them they pretty much called me a liar and said I musta pulled them out. absolute insanity ! think some techs are smoking a bit too much weed on their lunch breaks . take your vehicle elsewhere for service if you can

I have a 2014 Volkswagen Beetle that I purchased at Comox - lmgreenan

I have a 2014 Volkswagen Beetle that I purchased at Comox Valley Volkwagen. It was one of the vehicles covered under the emmissions recall and it received the emmissions modification in 2018. It is covered under warranty through Volkswagen Protection Plus and the extended emmissions warranty through Volkswagen Canada. The turbo went on August 4 and I had it towed to the dealership for service on August 6, 2024. The turbo part was sent to Volkswagen right away by the warranty company. After that the mechanics diagnosed other problems with the engine they decided that the wrong oil must have been used. My husband sent an oil sample to Cat Finning and proved that the correct oil was used. As we live a ferry ride and it is an 8 hour round trip we tried to stop in as often as possible to check on the status of the repairs and to see if a courtesy car might be available. On October 22, 2024 we stopped by to check on the status of the car as the Service Manager would not call me back although I had asked for a call back many times.. My husband tried to address the Service Manager for a status update but she walked away from him. My husband then went out into the lot and saw that my car was extremely fogged up and the passenger window was open. He went back into the service station and aked the parts clerk for the keys to open the car. She went looking for the Service Manager and he found the Service Manager, the Mechanic and the Service Clerk out by my car. At this point they had closed the window. My husband demanded that they unlock the car so that he could see inside. He found that it was full of water and that mould was growing on all of the cloth interior pieces of the car. The Service Manager asked the Mechanic who had left the window open and he said I'm sure it was not him but that the car had been in and out four times so it would it be hard to keep track. My husband took pictures and asked to speak to the General Manager. He was introduced to Jon Beekman as the owner of the company. My husband called me to tell me what had happened and I called to talk to the Service Manager. This was the first time I had ever spoken with her in relation to the status of my car repairs even though I had left many messages for a call back. I also called the Finance Manager to express my upset as I had been speaking with him to try to get a status of my car and he was willing to call me back. The problem with that is that he could never provide me with a status but said that he would have the Service Manager contacgt me but she never did. The Finance Managre also said that Jon Beekman was the owner and that he was talking to my husband right now. I have asked but have not been granted a courtesey car for even one day so far. We called ICBC today to file a claim for the mould problems and during that call we found out that Jon Beekman is not the owner but that the owner is in fact Jim Revenburg. I have been asking for the General Manager's name since September 5, 2024 when we realized that the Service Manager was ignoring us. My car has 82,000 km on it and is covered under extended vehicle breakdown protection and Volkswagen Canada's extended emmissions warranty. We have never been treated so poorly by a car dealership. I would never purchase a car or take a car for service to Comox Valley Volkswagen again.

Took my 2008 Jeep JKU to Coquitlam Chrysler for 3 factory... - Muckman

Took my 2008 Jeep JKU to Coquitlam Chrysler for 3 factory recalls. Arriving they did a code scan on it and showed them to me. It had an evap leak code which I knew about and told them I could fix myself, all it needed was the evap pressure sensor replaced. No codes related to overdrive/tow switch and instrument cluster switch stuck. After picking up my jeep, I noticed that the overdrive light and function didn't work. Jeep shifted into overdrive fine but I could not select the tow function myself. I ran a scan at home and found 2 new codes. I took it back to Coquitlam Chrysler and they said it had nothing to do with the work they had just done and that it was just a bad coincidence for me. There is also an instrument cluster switch stuck open that they refuse to acknowledge. After all this they would however, fix it for $1,100. They also added insult to injury by charging me $60 for them to check their work. Just one of those dealership experiences that you hear about but hope never happens to you.

Poor service. - Reid Wylde

Poor service. The windows on my 2021 Niro EV operate erratically - going up or down, seemingly at random, no matter which way you push the button. Or just not working at all. After waiting over a month for a part, they failed to fix the problem and now, due to a lack of staff, I have to wait two more weeks for them to attempt to diagnose the problem again. They don't seem to see it as a safety hazard despite the fact that someone could get a hand caught in the window when it goes the wrong direction. Also very disappointed by the cheap electronics after only 3 years because, while waiting for the window control part, a new problem developed. The passenger seat belt warning dings continuously whether someone sits in the seat or not. Underwhelmed.

I had purchased a VIP service package for my previous car - michaelstrombone@gmail.com

I had purchased a VIP service package for my previous car not knowing I would upgrade to a newer Mazda. They worked out a solution where my investment in their service package was not wasted and made me a happy customer.

Brought my truck in for service and the cost was high - wes.morebass

Brought my truck in for service and the cost was high with a list of an additional spending for $6000. After spending $2500 I chose no more work and the truck runs great.

Set up appointment for service due to engine light which - bluesproperties

Set up appointment for service due to engine light which came on. Also mentioned that there was a gas cap light on as well, but that was not our priority, the engine light was. Dodge Cranbrook took our 2013 RAM 1500 in, told us that diagnostic fee of $175 + tax will also apply to any repair the truck might need. After 1.5 hrs we were called and told that a faulty switch was the culprit and that total price, including the switch and taxes came in just under $400.00. When we payed the bill and subsequently turned the truck on, the engine light was fully lit up on the dash as it was prior to our appointment. The gas cap light was off. When we immediately return to the service department to ask why the actual issue we brought in the truck for was not fixed, we were told that each light requires new diagnostic charge and that, if we wish to address this second light, we have to have another appointment (we travel 29km one way to get to this dealer) and pay another diagnostic fee. No applogies were given. We had multiple dash lights on in the past and the dealership on Vancouver Island, we usually deal with, always charged only one diagnostic fee to diagnose all issues associated with all the lights. The total charge for this second repair was $1200.00 and did include another diagnostic fee of $179.00. Although the Service Manager was very polite and patient and so was the curtesy car driver, same can not be said for the front desk clerk who assisted us on intake.

Brandon was very friendly and actually listened to my - Koots

Brandon was very friendly and actually listened to my concerns about my vehicle! Will definitely be back

service feedback - Ford fan

I recently purchased a 2008 Ford Taurus AWD from this dealer. Some weeks later it appeared that there was a leak in the trunk. I took the car to Dave Landon Motors for repair. It determined that it was in fact condensation. The carpet was removed and cleaned and a prevention tip was provided by the dealer principal, Todd Landon. The cost was reasonable, the problem solved, and I was impressed with the service level. I continue to be pleased with my purchase, and will certainly return to this dealer for any future service needs. Brian Thurber

Every time I go to this dealership, either for service, - cherryllois

Every time I go to this dealership, either for service, or a small/scheduled repair, or to see what the inventory is - I always get what I need. Last visit actually surpassed my expectations, I needed a headlamp replaced - not only did they replace it, my car was washed, they removed the glue that had marked up my windshield, the paint off my front bumper - everyone goes over and above with whatever I need! I believe it was Tyler who I spoke to, he did all the extra things, he went over and above, and he always does. The service department and the parts department are excellent!

The service at this dealership is terrible, and they try - AS

The service at this dealership is terrible, and they try to upsell unnecessary services. I stopped going here after an experience with three separate issues: resetting the service light, fixing the trunk system, and testing the battery (since I suspected it might be causing the trunk problem). One technician quoted me $69 per issue just for diagnostics, plus any additional costs for parts and labor. This was surprising, as another technician had told me over the phone that battery testing was free and resetting the service light would only cost $35. When I tried to clarify the different quotes via text, the technician admitted they worked on commission after I pressed him on the inconsistencies. He was defensive and rude in his responses, which made me uncomfortable. Ultimately, I took my car elsewhere. I managed to reset the service light myself with a quick Google search, had my battery tested for free by an independent mechanic, who confirmed it was causing the trunk issue. All in, it cost me $89 plus tax to fix everything, including labor for the battery replacement. To top it off, the last time I had my winter tires swapped here, I told them I was in a hurry. They assured me they’d called me an Uber after I dropped off the car. After waiting 30 minutes, I checked back at the desk and was told someone had "accidentally canceled" the Uber. Overall, I would not recommend this dealership for service.

Horrible after market service and an even worse... - K.Bridge

Horrible after market service and an even worse experience with the service department who failed to complete an oil change because they couldn't even find my keys in their drop box or car in the parking lot despite it sitting there all day. When questioned why they couldn't phone me to inquire they had little to say, failed to take ownership for their mistake, blamed the myself the customer and couldn't help solve the problem. Never did get my car serviced and no phone call to follow up with an apology. Worth the trip across the street to see the GM dealership. Craig Hindle and his team are always amazing over there with friendly, helpful faces. Will not got back to Duncan Honda ever again.

Maxine and the service dept were amazing! - dazzled5577

Maxine and the service dept were amazing!! Their knowledge helped to quickly identify a sound which turned out to be an issue covered under warranty. I had brought my Crosstrek to another Subaru dealer previously and they couldn't figure it out. Maxine's great professionalism and communication kept me in loop and updated throughout the process. Best experience at a dealership ever!! Thanks again!