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    Lunes Off-Road

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

    Services - Lunes Off-Road

    Auto electronics installation

    Engine customization

    Auto exterior customization

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    I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Homer Skelton and would not recommend this…read moredealership based on how my repair has been handled. I brought my RAM to Homer Skelton because it was overheating. At the time I dropped it off, there were no check engine lights or diagnostic codes. I was told the turbo coolant system had failed and needed replacement. The repair cost approximately $3,200, and I was informed that the coolant system had been flushed as part of the repair. When I picked up the truck, the check engine light came on almost immediately after starting it. I notified the dealership before even leaving the lot. I was initially told it was likely a battery issue, and the code was simply cleared and I was told to return if it came back on. Within approximately ten minutes of leaving the lot, the check engine light returned. I stopped at both AutoZone and O'Reilly Auto Parts, where their scanners indicated an exhaust-related pressure sensor code that appeared to have recently been cleared. I returned the truck to Homer Skelton, where they then acknowledged the pressure sensor code and later began identifying additional issues, including the thermostat. Ironically, another dealership had previously inspected the thermostat and advised it was functioning properly. Over the following weeks, my vehicle remained in Homer Skelton's possession while additional problems continued to appear. I was later told the thermostat had been replaced "as a courtesy," then informed the issue was actually the exhaust filter, with an estimated repair cost of approximately $4,000. During this process, I also experienced new throttle-related warnings and an exhaust filter warning that increased from 80% clogged to 100% clogged shortly after leaving the dealership. None of these warning lights or issues existed before Homer Skelton performed the original repair. Throughout this process I repeatedly requested detailed repair documentation and invoices explaining exactly what work had been performed. Instead, I received paperwork containing crossed-out items, incomplete descriptions, and diagnostic charges that appeared repetitive. Despite requesting multiple times, I have never received a clear explanation of why these new issues appeared immediately after the original repair. What concerns me most is that: My truck had no check engine lights before arriving at the dealership. The first check engine light appeared immediately after their repair. The dealership repeatedly cleared codes instead of resolving the underlying issue. Additional problems continued appearing while the vehicle remained in their possession. I was repeatedly asked to authorize thousands of dollars in additional repairs for issues that arose after the original repair. Management has not responded to my repeated requests to discuss this matter directly. The vehicle has now been out of my possession for approximately eight weeks, and I still do not have a properly repaired truck. During one phone conversation, I could also hear employees using profane language while discussing another customer, which was very unprofessional and further diminished my confidence in the dealership. I simply wanted my all the issues they have created such as the exhaust pressure sensor replaced, the exhaust pressure filter replaced and the throttle repaired correctly. Instead, I have spent weeks without my vehicle, incurred significant repair costs, and continue to face additional repair recommendations for problems that did not exist when the truck was brought in to Homer Skelton. I hope Homer Skelton's management will step in, thoroughly review this repair history, communicate directly with me, and work toward a fair resolution. At this point, I am seeking accountability, proper repairs, and reimbursement for work that did not resolve the original problem.

    As a client, I am very very disappointed with the service I received. I everything that I noticed…read morewith my vehicle prior to dropping it off, I shared it with the tech Blake. Whether he recorded them or not I can not say, but the issue with the coolant not staying in the reservoir was definitely mentioned the FIRST time I left the car, not to mention it took me a month to get it back. I picked the car up only to have the engine light come back on not even a mile up the road. Yes, there was an issue with dropping the car back off because I had already dropped my other car off at shop prior to picking up the Jeep that I thought was ready. We asked for an option of a loaner car and Blake was supposed to get back with us to let us know if that was an option. Never got a return call. I spoke with the Service Manager as my husband was on a call. He stated that we had driven the car another 90K miles prior to returning the car for further diagnostics. Not true! It was merely two weeks, and I live in Covington TN. Yes, I declined to service a second time because of the fact that I paid 3,800. some odd dollars the first go around I can not foresee myself doing it again. Then to know that they found that there was another $7000 issue with my truck after returning it to me. It would have been well appreciated if I had the opportunity to make a huge financial decision on the front end. Who has money to just throw away? I read the notes that were put in the system after picking the truck up a second time and they don't match what happened, but I digress. Never again!

    Lunes Off-Road - autocustomization - Updated August 2026

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