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    National Auto Tools

    National Auto Tools

    (12 reviews)

    Northside

    Months and months and months of frustrations and headaches, getting the BBB involved, and changing…read moreour initial review, and we FINALLY received a refund on their low-quality and faulty balancer. Three of them, to be exact, by the time the whole deal was said and done. We will NEVER purchase from them again. Original review: The original balancer purchased arrived in a faulty state. They sent out a new motherboard to repair the issue. It worked for 2 days, then began malfunctioning. After numerous calls, we were able to send this faulty unit back and was promised by "Josh" that if the third unit sent to my business did not function correctly, I would be given a full refund. After two weeks the new unit arrived and it worked for 4 tires and began malfunctioning. I have tickets showing "in house balancing" as opposed to "send out balancing". This protects us from balance failure issues if we have to utilize another shop for services. To date and all three balancers we have tried from National Tool, we have charged out only 9 tire balances. I have been waiting for a resolution from "Josh" who never returns calls. The last balancer was picked up at my location on November 9th and delivered to them on November 11th. I called and documented 12 calls and never received a call back. I emailed Blanca and she said she reached out to "Josh" and he still did not call. I emailed and he still did not call. Finally, I called Nov, 30th and he took the call only to tell me they tested the unit and found it, yet again, was faulty and were going to send out another machine. I reminded him that he promised it would be a full refund if the third try did not work. I have been in business for 16 years and have dealt with a few companies that did not "come through", in general, but for the most part companies do as they promise and advertise. Dealing with "Josh" and National Auto Tools has been by far my absolute worst experience, ever. Do not buy from these guys!!!

    Bought an NTO 10A 2 post lift. As with every one else, no manual was sent. Finally figured out that…read morefor a company that supposedly had 45 years of experience, the nonsense about so many different models was just that. The real deal is the 3 days to report missing parts clause in the back of the manual you don't get WITH the lift. I was missing a $3 pigtail that was supposed to be on the power unit that wasn't. I sent the first e-mail thru Amazon. I was connected with JOHN, listed as the Service Manager. After a bunch of dumb answers, none of which had any semblance to, "how about we send you the $3 part" he told me to jump the high amp leads with the 5 amp safety switch leads. (have the e-mails to prove it). After a little rebuke for his obvious attempt to have me void my warranty, he then told me to hire an electrician. He then put me on ignore for the next 4 hours so he could go on his 3 day weekend. After I e-mailed him again and told him to get off his arse and get me the connector, as well as what I was going to do if he didn't (which he didn't get until Tuesday morning) he was all docile and sir this, sir that, told me that he was just a parts guy, and the whole game started again. Again he put me on ignore until the placed closed for the day. I said that that was enough and sent an e-mail to Josh Sherbet, who is the Vice President of the company, laying out what at this time was a 17 part e-mail string. Now they both had my phone number in writing 4 separate times, yet never even attempted to call. By the time Josh was into the mix, I was doubting that I even got what I ordered. The power unit didn't look like what I had, the unit was not compatable with the lift I bought, the lift had no identification items of any kind on it, ( data plate, load capacity, manufacturer markings, or anything that differentiated it from the cheaper NTO 9A that looks identical in all respects to the 10A. I mentioned this to Josh and NEVER got an answer. In my opinion, this type of action is more the norm when you have a problem they do not want to address; stall, obfuscate, demean, and or treat you to a pat on the head with a smirky "run along son, big people are talking". It appears that if your dealing with tire changers and balancers, they are more likely to come back thru the front window and are addressed accordingly, even though they seem to have more problems. With lifts, they know you have already drilled the floor and are less likely to send them back, so if there is a problem, their attitude is much different. If I had an employee who has cost me at least 6 sales just by the word of mouth of one customer who just happened to have a Memorial Day get together with 27 of my closest gear head retired military buddies with money who respect each others opinions, he'd be crying like a girl in the unemployment line. That is, of course unless he is just following the leader in that ZOO. And all this for a lousey $3 pigtail connector. Wonder what a real problem would generate?

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