Idk what this place is but I wish the best because there are people working to feed they're…read morefamily's and take care of there kids or vise versa

Went in to see the golf carts. Was pleasantly surprised about the pricing. Honest, straightforward,…read moreand focus on what they do. Vince showed us the differences and what everything was. Chris walked us thru financing, paperwork and how the backend of the process worked. Same day delivery with Vince beating us back to our house and unloading when we pulled in. Freshly detailed and ready to go. Would definitely recommend.

I'd like to preface by saying that I love the car I got. I bought a rav4 from here maybe two months…read moreago, and during the cold season smells in cars aren't easily detectable vs in summer. So when I went to get in my car recently and it was hot inside, my entire car reeked of cigarette smoke. I called because surely they'd know if the one previous owner smoked in it. They said they didn't know anything about it and that the car had been detailed. Which, it obviously hadn't been because the mats have grime on them as well. At best they did a light vacuum in the car. So now I get to drop 300$ on shampooing the whole inside of my car (: They didn't change the air filter in the glove compartment and they couldn't even be bothered to fill the tank for me when I bought it. You would think that they would give their customers a clean car with a full tank.

Gina's service staff are excellent! They fixed a missing o-ring on the oil fill cap of my brand…read moreTriumph Tiger 850 Sport. I was on a road trip, riding from friends in Glen Arbor, Michigan, to friends in Coal City, Illinois. I am from Connecticut and could not get back to my dealer in New Haven to check the problem. Ken wrote up the ticket, Brian checked the whole bike out, and Clarence even cleaned it up! Thanks to the team and service manager, Steve, for keeping my Tiger in top shape during my road trip!

I was passing through with my Triumph Tiger 1200 Explorer and the 600 mile service light came on…read more They reset my service light so the service light flashing on the TFT. It was rather annoying. When I got to my destination I change my oil, it was nice they sold Triumphs there so I can purchase an oil filter. Much appreciated!

I had an outstanding experience at Harley-Davidson in ChiTown (Chicago). When I arrived, the staff…read morewas gathered near the entrance for a meeting, but they still greeted me warmly as I walked in. They have a wide variety of apparel for both men and women, which made browsing even more enjoyable. While I was looking through the ladies' section, a staff member came over to check on me and ended up helping me pick out a few items. She was friendly, patient, and genuinely helpful. It wasn't until I went to check out that I learned the store had been closed the entire time. Even then, they never rushed me or made me feel like an inconvenience. They still allowed me to complete my purchase--something I truly appreciated since I'm from out of town and always pick up Harley shirts for my boys who collect them from different states I travel to. They could have easily turned me away, but instead they went above and beyond. This dealership delivers top-tier customer service. Highly recommend!

The environment felt very toxic and unprofessional. There was a constant atmosphere of employees…read moreand management talking poorly about each other as well as about customers behind their backs. Instead of a team-oriented dealership environment, it often felt like a place where negativity and gossip were the norm. Another major issue was the clear favoritism toward family members who work there. The owners' kids are employed at the dealership and appear to receive significantly better treatment than regular employees. They are allowed far more freedom, appear to work far less, and are compensated better than staff who are expected to carry the workload. It creates a frustrating double standard that makes it difficult for other employees to feel respected or valued. For a brand built around community and loyalty, the internal culture here doesn't reflect those values. I hope leadership eventually recognizes these problems and works toward creating a more respectful and professional environment for both employees and customers.

Had an issue with poor fueling and check engine showing. They reset the TPS and it runs and idles…read morefine. THANK YOU!!!! Highly recommend their service.

Service cost is very high Work done is questionable…read more Look around for what you need first

Bought a 2919 Indian Chieftain Darkhorse from Gina's at the end of January. Went there on a…read moreSaturday to check out a bike I saw online, but found one that I really fell in love with. I was dealing with Kat (the saleswoman) and told her what I needed to get for my bike on a trade. She looked up what the bike was worth and what they were selling for in the area and did not think it would be a problem. I told her I would get back to her. I left and a short time later I reached out to her to see what she could, if anything, on the price of the bike I was looking at and run some numbers to include the trade. A little back and forth and we came to an agreement. She sent it to me but said she had to wait until Monday to get confirmation from the sales manager or the general manager, both of whom were out for the weekend at an Indian convention. Monday came and she reached out to me to tell me her general manager agreed to the deal. I thought all was good to go. But, on Tuesday (I believe it was) enter the sales manager, Cody. Apparently, he overrode what they general manager agreed to and said they had to "back down" on the deal. So, I had to start again. Turns out I had to pay 600$ more than originally agreed upon. The one thing he said sums up his whole attitude, "I can sell that bike all day long at that price, and we haven't even got to the season yet". Oh, they then put my trade up for sale for more than 3 times what they gave me for it. What a shame. Now when people ask where I got the bike, I tell them I bought it locally but that I do not recommend going there. First thing I did was take off the Gina's license plate holder. If it had not been for the fact that I really, really, wanted that bike, I would have definitely walked away (ran away). Dealing with Kat and Tammy (the finance lady) was a pleasure, but that was the only bright part. Also, absolutely no follow up from anyone.

I want to tell everyone how slingshot Bill @Gina motorsports sold me a XP 1000 sportsman touring…read moreTrail. Bill gave me prices no push did not ask for my phone number or email address. Let me decide on my own and actually stayed right on the numbers he quoted me did not rush me. It took me about a week to decide, and when I did he made it very easy to get the sale done. overall had a very good experience I would definitely refer family and friends to deal with Gina motorsports Had a great experience I will definitely return if I ever need parts or a new four wheeler. Can't say enough really enjoyed working with them. Very happy customer!

Excellent customer service!! I called Saferwhole sale in new lenox and they were extremely rude and…read moreimpatient. It's like night and day between them and Express Powersports. My husband and I purchased a bike from here and we felt we got our moneys worth. The owner and his staff were very friendly and informative. They were able to answer every single question and took their time with us even though the Store was pretty busy with other customers. I would give them 100 stars if I could. The owner not only helped lift the bike up into our truck, but went an extra step to put cardboard down in the trunk so the gasoline wouldn't leak out into the car. He also didn't just sell us a bike, he went through maintenance, and proper care of the bike with us. We left away feeling good and our son has been enjoying this bike ever since. We will definitely be coming back once our other kids are age-appropriate to ride a bike.

I just purchased a 50CC scooter there for my daughter. I can't recommend Rick and team more. From…read morethe start they were clear and upfront with every cost. The scooter was ready to go when asked including extra service beyond the normal "put it together" (new oil and plugs ). Rick spent a lot of time with me ensuring I knew all the licensing, maintenance and usability of it - would never get this at a big store.

I gave them my 440 engine for machine work with a list of everything I wanted checked/repaired. It…read moreneeded to be bored for oversized pistons, so I told them to tell me what size pistons I would need to order since I had specific ones picked out for my build. 2 wks later they tell me my engine was ready and that they just ordered stock compression oversized pistons. I said that's not what I wanted, I wanted a specific compression ratio. They said ok, and ordered 2 diff. sets to get the correct compression pistons. When I got the engine back, the deck surface was not resurfaced. They said it looked 'fine' and didn't need to be resurfaced, even though it had impressions of the original headgaskets. I asked what brand bearings and rings they used and did not get a specific answer. When I went to install the lifters, most of them would not slide into their bores because they were not cleaned or dressed well enough and had buildup. I had to carefully clean the lifter bores without getting debris inside the engine. The initial fire up and cam break in went good, except for a considerable rear main seal oil leak that started about 10 min. into break-in. I drained the break-in oil and found it looked like silver paint. I filled it with fresh oil, changed the filter and ran it again. The engine had good oil psi, didn't make any abnormal noise but continued to leak. I changed the oil again after about an hour of run-time, and the oil that came out still looked like silver paint. I removed the oil pan and replaced the rear main seal. I removed a main bearing cap while the pan was down and the bearing did NOT look like it only had 1.5 hours on it. I reinstalled the oil pan, changed the filter and filled it with new oil. I drove the car around the neighborhood for about 10 miles and my oil leak was back, and I was starting to hear some internal noise from the engine. I listened with a stethoscope and heard the noise from the crankshaft area. I also noticed the crankshaft walking in and out while running. I then checked for crankshaft thrust play with a prybar, it was excessive. I took another oil sample, it still looked like silver paint. I spoke with John at Markham, he told me to remove the engine and he would take care of it. I removed the engine and cylinder heads and found the #8 cylinder had deep grooves and scratch marks on the top and opposite bottom of the cylinder. I removed the #8 piston and found the piston was gouged badly near the ring lands corresponding with the scratch marks in the cylinder. The cam and lifters looked perfect when removed and were not damaged during the break-in process. When I dropped off the engine, John was confused about the marks in the cylinder and piston. I provided dated oil samples from each oil change I did to show him what the oil looked like. I showed him pictures I took of the main bearings when I had the oil pan off and he said they look 'fine'...I disagree. I called about a month later, he did not have any update for me. 6 wks after that, he still didn't have any answers for me. I was frustrated and told him I was going to pick up the engine and have it repaired somewhere else. When I showed up the next day to pick it up, he said to me 'You know your engine is all apart, don't you?' I told him I did not because I had not heard ANY updates from you. I asked what he found wrong with it and he didn't know what was wrong with it. As I was loading up the parts, I noticed all of the bearings were gone. I asked where they were and no one could find them...I was told they were thrown away. Now the engine is at a much more professional shop, I am waiting on the estimate for what exactly the problem is and how much it will cost to fix. I would NOT recommend Markham Machine Shop to anyone. I am told they used to be a good, reputable shop but I can say from experience they are no longer.

All you could ask for from a wheel shop! Came for a bent rim repair and he made it look good as…read morenew. Works fast but effective, didn't have to wait long. Reasonably priced, very accommodating and super kind. I'm disabled so offering to help me get around says everything about how he runs his place. Happy to say it's my go to for wheel/rim services and worth recommending to others. 10/10!

I dropped my car into a pothole. Totally my fault. I Wrecked the rim and cut up the tire. I called…read moreconcept and they were able to repair my wheel. It's perfect and I'm not out a thousand bucks. Quick turn around good service reasonable prices I'm happy