They took me in right away and did such a good job with changing my tires. The guys always ask me…read moreto come back and retorq my tires and ensure I feel comfortable / informed about the decisions I am making with the services.

We relocated to Okotoks 7 years ago from a small where I was pretty much forced to do all my own…read moreauto repairs and service. Moving to this much larger centre I tried a couple of different garages to take care of my vehicles. When I went to OK Tire here in Okotoks I found the crew there knowledgable, pleasant and accommodating both with tires and mechanical problems. Shayne and his crew are always professional and safety conscious. Shayne also does his best to ensure affordability which is also important to those of us that are retired and on a pension. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

My car was broken into at their storage…read more They did not provide a lined item invoice, in other words they will overcharge you and not give you the details of the fees. The drivers are pompous pricks. If you have a choice, no not use this company.

Amazing service! Fast, efficient, compassionate and friendly! Very fair prices and excellent…read moreresponse times.

An oil change for $80 and a $40 (or so) water pump belt cost me $300! The manager would NOT tell me…read morewhat the belt cost him and told me the hourly shop rate is $160 per hour. Changing the belt took 5 minutes while I was sitting in my car outside the shop. This is wrong!!! This business is now Mr. Lube and I am giving them a NEGATIVE rating!

I had an oil change done with this business on my car. Went home and parked it in my garage…read more After a few days I came out to take my daughter to work, there was oil spilled all over my the clean floor in my garage. I checked the oil dipstick and found it was completely empty. Got it towed to my friend's garage and it turned out they didn't even tighten the drain plug AND the oil filter was just hanging there by a loose thread. The kicker of it all. The service was bad and the employee there is very unprofessional. Now I'm not here to demand any kind of compensation or pay back. I just rather never to bring my business back here ever again and just wanted to warn others so they don't have to go through the same thing I did. Thankfully I just parked my car soon after oil change. Imagine If I had driven on the highway. This would be a totally different matter.

Poor service, crooked business. Sold us a lemon.read more

From the owner: Here at High Country Chevrolet Buick GMC Ltd, we like to save money and thought you might like to…read moreas well, so instead of building a great big building, we gave ours a facelift. A smaller building means lower overhead and lower costs to you, our valued customer. Call or come in and see us today to find out for yourself why it's worth the 25 minute drive south of Calgary or Okotoks to High River! We can save your money on a great selection of new and used vehicles. We also serve High River, Black Diamond and Calgary Chevrolet, Buick and GMC drivers. We're also ready to help our drivers with their automotive needs. We've been serving drivers in a wide variety of markets for over 35 years! At High Country Chevrolet Buick GMC Ltd, we're always ready to put you in your next vehicle at a great price!

I was traveling through Canada from the States and wanted a block heater installed (something…read moreToyota doesn't even offer down south)... On short notice, they squeezed me in. Plus they were super friendly and the cost was less than I expected.

Go elsewhere…read more.. Buyer beware if purchasing a used vehicle from a dealership that doesn't represent the brand it's selling. Example; a Toyota dealer selling a Ford. Dealers taking a vehicle on trade that isn't their brand are most likely unaware of possible known or common issues of that vehicle. As a result they might take a vehicle on trade that could have known or common issues they may not be capable of discovering, if/when they do a pre-trade inspection. Why this matters? When they take a trade, they can pay too much for the trade because of not knowing repairs are required. Then when selling the trade ask more for the vehicle than its really worth because it might be in need of unknown repairs the dealer didn't catch. This leaves the buyer of the trade faced with expenses that should have been caught by the dealer at the time of taking the trade in the first place. This can cost thousands of dollars in parts and labour the selling dealer won't cover because the buyer drove the truck off the lot without buying some form of third party warranty. This is what happened to me. I worked with High River Toyota on the purchase of a used 2018 F150 they took on trade. I asked if the dealer would provide any short term warranty 30-60 days on the vehicle if I bought it. I was told no and that all used vehicles go through a vigorous inspection, if there were any significant issues, they would have been found before certifying the vehicle as fit for re-sale. If I wanted further assurance I should consider purchasing an add on warranty. Based on this the dealer has protected themselves...but is it ethical? Between 1000-1500km after driving the vehicle off the lot various noises became evident. A Ford dealership advised the truck need $7,300.00 in repairs. This was for Cam Timing Phasers and Integrated Wheel Ends. Turns out these are common issues on the F150 but the Toyota dealership missed these items during their inspection. So not it's my problem. The bottom line is High River Toyota paid more for the used truck they took on trade than they should have, asked for and sold the truck for more than they should have. They wouldn't cover all of the cost for repairs either. So in the end I now own a used Ford I bought at High River Toyota worth $7,300.00 less than I paid for it and I need to put money into the truck so its mechanically sound and reliable. It didn't seem reasonable for me to shoulder 100% of this cost, but as a show of my own accountability I offered to split the cost for the repairs by getting the work done and showing the invoice to High River Toyota for 50% reimbursement. This offer was declined by High River Toyota. Instead they offered $1,200.00, which was better than nothing, but is all of this fair and ethical? As a side note the used vehicle listing posted by High River Toyota overstated the options the vehicle had I managed to catch and negotiate on these prior to buying but again...buyer beware. Knowing what I know now I would never buy a used vehicle from a dealer taken on trade that is different from the brand they sell. Don't trust any used car inspections unless it is done by a third party you pay for before buying the vehicle. I do not recommend buying a used vehicle from High River Toyota.