Tach_tech
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- Joined
- Jun 1, 2014
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- Ram Year
- 2017
- Engine
- 5.7L HEMI
I will agree with this, but dealerships do little to inspire confidence. I dropped my truck off last Monday for an APPOINTMENT to have a rear gear noise and transfer case/front axle noise fixed. I never received any phone calls, no contact whatsoever as to what was going on. I had to call the service writer who happens to be the assistant service manager on Friday to figure out what was going on. I know my extended warranty only covers 5 days worth of rental which is the reason I called. He was clueless about that and had to call me back to tell me Chrysler approved an extension to my rental. If I wouldn't have called him I would have been on the hook for paying for the rental. To top it off my truck wasn't even looked at until Friday because all the sudden their transmission tech couldn't work on HD trucks like they thought. I just want the truck fixed right like the op, and they can feel free to take their time, but keep me updated in some form as to what is going on!
I feel Ya there, if it's anything like the dealer I work at, the owner refuses to pay properly in order to get qualified service advisors and service staff. Instead they higher ******* that don't know the difference between a radio and a tailpipe. Our advisors are pretty bad for phoning customers as well, it's equally frustrating for us techs when we give an estimate for repairs and it takes 4hrs to get an ok, even when the job is warranty.
I've been on both sides of the fence, as the tech and customer and by far the biggest **** show is usually with the advisors and unqualified service staff and warranty clerks. At least that's how my dealer is.