Fast forward one year later. Decided to give them ...
Fast forward one year later. Decided to give them another try. (Big mistake). The salesman is fantastic. Ask for Bow tie Brett anytime you need a vehicle. I advised Brett of my concerns about the worst Service department in the country. After the sale he took me in to meet the new Service Department manager. He assured me I would not have the same service I had before. Well he was right it is actually worse than before. I scheduled to have new tires put on my Pre-owner vehicle purchase in June 8 2019 was advised to bring in on Wednesday the next week. No problem with that had to order tires. Upon bringing the truck in for the new tires I advised him that the wheels should be covered under warranty for bad material or workmanship. He agreed and said he would take pictures and send into GM for approval. I said well that s a step in the right direction and advised him that I would be happy to just trade my old wheels and put them in my new purchase since they were in perfect condition. And they could place the bad wheels on my old truck which was out of the 36,000 bumper to bumper warranty and all would be good. He declined that suggestion. Said he was pretty sure that with the peeling and flaking would not be an issue. I offered to even have them reconditioned to look like new but he wasn t having that. He also jokingly said we ll be glad you didn t need an oil change this week we were running 3-5 hours !!! How is that funny and possible a year later when Jim Butler himself said he would get it fixed? Fast forward when I pick up the truck still have bad wheels on it and was assured GM representatives were sent pics of the corrosive wheels and it would be a while before he would know. So for the next 4 Friday s I called to get a status and one week he was on vacation. Ok I ll wait after leaving 3 or more voice mails and contacting my awesome salesman I was told Bill would be calling me in the next couple of days. It s been over a week. Now I m vacation and called Detroit directly to find out the status. They were unaware. The initial service advisor from Detroit tried calling 3 times while I was on the phone and could not get a response. So now we go to a Senior claims advisor and wait for a call from him. The first advisor stated this kind of thing happens occasionally at a dealership because someone dropped the ball. Shocker they dropped the ball again.
So now the waiting game begins. Guess I ll have to send in pics of corrosion since the warranty center had zero knowledge.
I have never been able to get an oil change in under 2 hours even with an appointment. They also fail to rotate tires when requested. Going on 2:30 minutes now and still not finished. I wanted an oil change and tire rotation not a new engine install. How can a mechanic flag any hours when they take this long for a simple oil change.***Update*** since my rant at the service county at 2:50 minutes I was advised that they were busy. And that it would be several more minutes until they could get the tires rotated and the TPS RE-trained. I then asked for my keys to make another appointment. I left a message with management to contact me and Mike Simms called and has taken the message very seriously and will use this type of mistake as a training tool to better improve on the service. I can tell that the service manager was taken by surprise and will work with his team to improve to eliminate this type of failure. ***update *** returned unannounced and another pure failure by the service team. Buy your vehicles from them is great but run like hell from the Service department. I have changed to another service department and can check in and leave within 45 minutes every time. Unless you have all day for a simple oil change go some where else