I've used CMA Valley Subaru for the last 4 years for service of my Subaru and always had exceptional service. In fact, two weeks prior to my last visit, I had another outstanding interaction with this dealership. When I was leaving my oil change service, I was told I needed new tires by Harry, who'd printed off a quote for tires of what was in stock. I responded with no thank you, I'm aware I need tires but I plan on researching, comparing, and reviewing prior to purchasing. He proceeds to tell me that if I plan on buying, he encourages me to purchase through the CMA Valley Subaru website, and any tires ordered through the site come with their 24 month tire protection plan. Wonderful! The following week, I set out to find my next set of tires. After several evenings of reviewing what they offered, I finally settled on exactly what I wanted. I went through the website as instructed. Making my appointment for service, I selected to wait at the dealership while my tires were installed followed by a four-wheel alignment. Living about an hour away, I don't have an option to drop off with the dealership. Anyway, time for my appointment arrived and I came to the dealership stating that I was aware I was early, I didn't mind waiting longer as I had work to keep me busy. 45 minutes passed and Harry comes up to me, sitting on the arm of the chair, feet in the seat, to inform me they did not have the tires I'd chosen. Oh, no! So, what happened to the tires I'd painstakingly chosen? They'd sold them two days prior. At this point, I'm not understanding how they sold my tires- tires that they do not keep in stock (so you would think someone would question why these tires showed up to the shop). Harry said "well I will see what we have in stock and be right back". He comes back with a quote for Continental tires. Nope! I give him the papers back and state this is not what I want, this is not what I ordered. I want my tires. Now Harry wants to argue with me. He says "I'm sorry, but you didn't pay for them. We can sell them to anyone, we don't know what our customers order". But, you see, I ordered them through the site as YOU'd suggested, there was no option to pay. I was fully anticipating paying, but it wasn't an option on the site. He again argues, "ma'am I'm sorry, you didn't pay." Maybe he didn't hear me the first time? I restate " there was NO option to pay". He shrugs, says there's nothing he can do, and he'll bring my car around. So, you're telling me, that they don't know what tires their customers order through THEIR portal? The manager, a kind woman named Carmen comes over, with Harry lurking over her shoulder. I told her I'd happily speak with her, but I have nothing to say to the gaslighting jerk behind her and if we are to have a conversation, he needs to leave. Harry smurks, shrugs his shoulders and walks away. Carmen let me rant about how I was disappointed , how I didn't understand how I went by their instructions to order, and then they just sell my tires. She stated that they were unaware of this being an issue, it'd never happened before, blah, blah, blah. She offered me a free four-wheel alignment, to reorder the tires I'd wanted, give me a rental for free while we waited to have my tires delivered to their dealership, and have an employee return my car to me and pickup the rental once my car was ready in a few days. Ok, that's a nice offer. I take her up on it, apologizing for being upset with them. She apologized again. Harry however, never once apologized, never took responsibility (his name is at the bottom of the website that you order the tires through, when you're choosing your appointment date and time), just acting like everything was my fault. The next day, I called around to other Subaru dealerships that also use the same format (order tires through their website that is set up the EXACT same way as CMA). Speaking to one, I inquired: "If I want to order tires through your website, I just follow the site and place the order? I don't have to pay?" Nate "yes, ma'am, you don't pay until after your tires have been installed" Me: "But do I have to worry about you selling my tires if I haven't paid for them??" Nate: "no, when a customer orders tires, we immediately get an email notification that includes customer name and what tires they ordered. We then put them off to the side with customer name so they aren't sold". Ahh. Another Subaru dealership has this setup, and you're expecting me to believe that CMA is not notified and have no way of knowing who orders what tires (the way Harry claims)?? That's where the true problem lies. Instead of owning that they'd made a mistake, did he lie to me to cover himself. I don't like being lied to, nor do I appreciate being treated like I had no idea what I was talking about. This experience has completely broken my trust, which is unfortunate because I felt they truly did have the best customer service and prices around. I won't be back. read more