When I first checked in I was approached by Amy, explained the scheduled appt for an oil change and tire rotation (care package and/or inspections not discussed) she reviewed and stated a synthetic blend oil change and tire rotation then? I stated yes, and I handed over my keys. No pricing was discussed, except for her stating there was an online coupon (which I had printed out if she needed it) indicating the $27.99 synthetic blend oil change. I knew the care package for $9.99 included the tire rotation, but she was going to charge me the $22.32 anyways (so I planned on bringing that up later, because Ofcourse I didn't think about it during our first interaction. Also, when I checked in and asked if I knew the sub model and I do, another female from behind says "wow! She knows it!"... why wouldn't I? Assuming because I'm female I wouldn't?) As my keys were handed over she takes them with the paperwork to the back (no paperwork or verification of service paperwork was given to me, I'm not sure if that's being done anymore) and she came back up front and called autozone for an oil filter (why this wasn't done before my arrival is beyond me). Over an hour and 15min and she comes up front and calls autozone about the filter for the renegade doesn't fit. And autozone doesn't have one. So before she walks in back again, I ask her "so what's going on?", Amy replies that the oil filter doesn't fit and it most likely going To be a dealer only part. I ask her then why wasn't the part ordered before I arrived? She says it was (no it wasn't, you called autozone after I handed you my keys), And walks in back again. 35 minutes go by, no updates. I ask her again, if she had an ETA, she says probably another 15 minutes and now says "sorry". I ask her again in 15 more minutes, "did they atleast have the oil filter here?" She says yes they are almost finished. Now I'm checking out and the price stated was above $90! I ask why/ how is this $90? She says the oil change and tire rotation which she gave for free for my patience she says. I ask to see her paperwork. The paperwork's states this was a full synthetic oil change. I ask why wasn't this discussed with me before? And am I no longer required to sign paperwork before service? She says "we now do verbal approvals" (which is fine if you can appropriately communicate services and pricing). I said then why did you say "synthetic blend oil change when you checked me in?", the other female employee says behind me because the Jeep requires the 0w30. Which is also fine if this was all talked about before!. So I say okay, just please check me out. Amy says okay this is what I'll do, and as she is figuring it out I noticed the paperwork I still have from her pile of paperwork I asked to see states the original order says tire rotation and wheel balance? I ask her why did they balance my tires? I did not want that. She inevitably deletes the rotation and balance and just puts the tire rotation on there at no cost. (Which we know is also a reduction of labor for the technician that actually did the work and now I have no proof the balance was done if I have issues going forward). I checked out, and left. I'm extremely disappointed in this service. A simple appointment turned into over two hours of continuous miscommunication (or none at all, except when prompted), an oil change with parts not ordered at appropriate times, services were done that were not approved, cost was never discussed until actual asking for payment and it took an hour and a half for the employee to even say sorry!. Setting aside the upset attitude I currently have with this employee, I would definitely look into more training and customer service training modules for her. The way she communicated with people even walking in asking questions was less than meeting standard care requirements. Everyone has bad days and experiences, but please do not follow them into your interactions with customers. read more