chrisbh17
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- Oct 12, 2017
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- Ram Year
- 2017
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- Hemi 5.7
They’re all just going through the motions. Customer satisfaction is a thing of the past, unless you find that anomaly dealership that cares. It’s funny, when a service visit goes as planned, the advisor puts the arm on you to respond to the survey. When it’s a questionable visit, no sign of any survey.
I actually had a service advisor at a different dealer(5star on Dealerrater) tell me he was frustrated he couldn’t get any service work he could make money on. I actually felt sorry, and when they had a tire sale I ordered tires. 1st, they put on the wrong tires, 2nd, after the alignment the truck pulled hard right, 3rd, it took 3 visits and attempts to balance the tires, finally giving up and sending me to a Firestone store for warranty replacement. I spent a collective 20+ hours in the lounge waiting over 5 visits. That was the highest rated dealer in my area.
I’m keeping my fingers crossed hoping I won’t need any warranty work on my truck between now and when I find a replacement.
Funny you mention that....Ive never been given a survey, and all of my visits have been "questionable". I dont act like a dic$, I just ask a few questions and always end up at "normal characteristic". I respectfully disagree, to the point that the service advisor said I should try another dealer (not rudely, just a "someone else might think its bad enough to fix" kinda thing)
I never even got a survey for PURCHASING my truck there. Same deal, lots of the sales manager "taking it personally" because we were $200.00 apart on price (after they agreed to my price, then all of a sudden it went up $200 when I wanted to ink the deal). Sure enough, once I signed on the dotted line I heard nothing more from them. I did at least get some RAM swag out of the deal, I think the sales PERSON felt sorry for me after the sales MANAGER almost tanked his deal.