This review is specifically for the SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
I was initially quoted $100 for an oil change and scheduled an appointment. I also requested a quote for a tire rotation beforehand but never received a call back.
I brought my car in at my scheduled appointment time for an oil change, tire rotation, and diagnostics because the battery warning light had come on three times despite the car being brand new. I spoke with Johnny Rodriguez, Service Consultant, and unfortunately had multiple issues:
1. TIME: My appointment was at 10 AM, but my car wasn't ready until after 5 PM.
2. PRICING: The $100 oil change became approximately $160. The charges included roughly $100 for the oil change, $25 for full synthetic, and another ~$30 for an MOA/RSC kit--an oil additive intended to help prevent buildup. My car is new, I did not request this additive, and I did not authorize it.
3. TIRE ROTATION: I still don't know whether it was actually performed. The tire rotation isn't documented on our 7-page printed invoice, nor are the tire pressures before or after service.
We were told the technician received the requested services on a checklist. Johnny said a tire rotation is typically around $40, yet there is no separate charge for it and the numbers on the invoice simply don't add up. The checklist we were later provided lumps services together rather than clarifying what was actually performed.
More concerning, one of my rear tires has visible damage. If the tires were inspected and rotated, I would have expected this to be documented and a replacement tire to at least be recommended.
4. TIRE PRESSURE LIGHT: For the first time since owning the car, the tire-pressure warning came on while driving home from this service appointment. Johnny suggested the pressure may have dropped because of cold weather, despite temperatures being in the upper 80s.
When I checked the tires myself, the fronts and rears were around 31 PSI, below the vehicle's recommended 35 PSI front/33 PSI rear. I then had to spend my own time checking and filling the tires--an issue I didn't have before bringing the car in.
5. BATTERY WARNING LIGHT: Despite diagnostics being one of the reasons for the appointment, I received no meaningful explanation for why the warning light had appeared repeatedly. Additionally, since the service department updated my software, the infotainment center has started freezing.
6. NO FOLLOW-UP: Johnny offered a free future oil change or tire rotation. I declined because I don't intend to return. I instead requested some level of compensation for this visit, and Johnny said Chris, the manager, would call me. It's now been weeks, and I have received no call.
So after spending $160 and seven hours without my car, I'm left with the same unexplained battery issue, low tire pressure after service, uncertainty over whether my tires were even rotated, an additive I didn't authorize, and no promised follow-up from management.
I gave the service department an opportunity to address these concerns privately before posting this review. Unfortunately, they didn't follow through. read more