I agree 100% with the other 1 star reviews. DO NOT TAKE YOUR VEHICLE TO THESE GUYS. They assure you that you can bring your vehicle back to them if you not satisfied with their work. As you can read by the other 2 one star reviews, they had to take their vehicles back multiple times. The rep I worked with got on the phone with my insurance adjuster before I could call him & tell him I was not satisfied with the work. First let me tell you about my accident. It was completely my fault. I pulled out in front of another car that I did not see coming.
was not satisfied with the work. First let me tell you about my accident. It was completely my fault. I pulled out in front of another car that I did not see coming . - no idea how that was even possible, but it happened. The other car involved was totalled - yes, totalled. The damage to my vehicle was the driver's side front bumper. The impact was quite significant. Caliber said there was no suspension damage to my vehicle, so they did not do anything to it. This is where I need to tell you that almost exaclty one month before my accident we had brand new tires, brakes & struts put on my car & had it aligned. After Caliber "repaired" my car, the steering wheel shook when I tried to turn a corner, & it pulled to the right. I took it back to them to explain what was going on. He found a leak & took pics. He told me that the gasket that failed was "designed" to fail, & it happens all the time. Designed??? No, they are NOT designed to fail. The failure is typically due to the nature of the material the part is made from - rubber. Now the accident impact was hard enough to cause $4,000 in damages to my car & total out the other car. I asked if it was possible for the impact to have caused a chain reaction leading to the failure. The part that failed is on my driver's side of the engine. He said absolutely not. I took my car to another place that showed me the damage was more significant than the Caliber guy said. To the tube of $1500! The second opinion that I got was from a man who has more than 30 years of experience. He said it us entirety possible that the impact caused the failure of the part, because it was shoved to the side - not cracked as Caliber said. He said that it would be nearly impossible to prove, because the Caliber guy had already told the insurance adjuster the failure was a common occurrence. He also said he was very surprised that Caliber did not at least check my alignment due to my accident involved my front bumper. I called my insurance adjuster about this. He said the Caliber guy told him that unless something related to my suspension was bent, it did not happen because of my accident. DO NOT PUT YOUR VEHICLE IN THE HANDS OF THESE PEOPLE. They will not admit they might have missed something. read more