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I give four stars for my previous experience with the parts department but three stars for my first…read moreexperience, yesterday, with the service department. My wife and I both have Toyotas; me, a 2018 RAV4 and her, a recently purchased 2023 4Runner. Edmark is the closest Toyota dealership to our home in Star. We brought my wife's vehicle in for an oil change. According to our purchase agreement, we have five free oil changes. Using the VIN, the dealership can verify this. I had verified this with someone over the phone, but upon arrival, I had to mention it to the service agent. Apparently, there are no notes kept in their customer data files. We left the car and returned home. We did not say whether we planned to wait for it to be finished. While another gentleman handled us when we arrived, our actual service agent was Mark. After we dropped the vehicle off, I received a text from Mark, creating a method for me to stay in contact with him during the time the 4Runner was being serviced. I was told by the other gentleman that checked us in that we would receive a call or text, letting us know when the car would be done. I never received any communication. Having dropped the car at 8:15 am, I contacted Mark about 12:30 to inquire whether the vehicle was ready. He apologized and texted that he was told that we would return shortly to pick up the car, which I guess means we don't receive communicaiton about the status? We picked up the vehicle in the afternoon. Mark was nice enough. I asked what our timeframe was for our free oil changes and it took him a while to look it up. He did provide that information to me. He called for a porter to bring our car around. He then pointed us across the service area to where our car would be. We saw a blue 4Runner that looked like ours parked and ready to leave the bay. Unfortunately, that was not our vehicle, which was already pointed at an angle within the bay. So, I'm pretty sure Mark had the young man bring the wrong car around for us. Overall, my first experience did not wow me, or leave me feeling confident in the Edmark Toyota service department. Since I'm going to be in the market for a certified pre-owned Highlander or RAV4 next year, I'm wondering if Edmark is where I should do my shopping. I haven't had any experience with the sales department yet.

**Extremely Disappointed With Our Service Experience**…read more My husband and I have owned Toyota vehicles since 1990, and we have remained loyal to Toyota because of its reputation for quality and reliability. When we purchased our 2025 Toyota truck from Edmark Toyota in February, we also purchased the $2,000 service package after being assured by our salesperson, Jeremiah Clemons, that we would receive quality service. Unfortunately, our first service experience has been extremely disappointing. When I brought the truck in for its first scheduled service, I specifically and clearly instructed Keegan, who was coordinating the service, **not to rotate the tires**. The tires had been balanced the day before, so there was no reason for them to be rotated. I expected the scheduled inspection and oil change to be completed--nothing more. When I picked up the truck, Keegan told me that the tire weights had apparently fallen off and that they had decided to rotate the tires anyway. When I reminded him that I had specifically instructed them not to rotate the tires, his response was essentially, *"We decided to do it anyway."* What was even more frustrating was the lack of accountability. Instead of simply acknowledging that my explicit instruction had not been followed, I was given explanations about who had previously installed the tires, what weights had been used, and the fact that my instruction had not been written down. Regardless of how the situation occurred, the fact remains that I gave a clear instruction and the dealership chose not to follow it. Approximately one mile after leaving the dealership, I noticed a consistent rubbing noise coming from the rear passenger-side area. I immediately returned to Edmark Toyota and explained the problem. I asked that the tires be returned to their original positions since I had never authorized the rotation in the first place. Now I have to make another trip to the tire store so the tires can be inspected and potentially rebalanced--an inconvenience that should never have been necessary had my original instruction been followed. Keegan has apologized multiple times, but an apology does not resolve the underlying issue. Customers should be able to trust that specific service instructions will be documented, communicated, and followed. If something goes wrong, they should also be able to expect accountability rather than having responsibility passed to someone else. I also can't help but wonder whether my instructions would have been taken more seriously if my husband had been the person bringing the vehicle in. As the owner of the vehicle, I should not have to question whether my instructions will be respected simply because I am a woman. After more than three decades of owning Toyotas, this experience has significantly damaged my confidence in Edmark Toyota. We purchased the service package because we were told we could expect quality service. If a dealership cannot follow a simple, explicit instruction during a routine service visit, it raises legitimate concerns about trusting them with more significant mechanical work in the future. I hope management takes this situation seriously and addresses how customer instructions are documented and communicated so this does not happen to other customers. Customers deserve competent service, clear communication, respect, and accountability. **This experience fell well short of the level of service we were led to expect when we purchased both our Toyota and the service package.**

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I bought a car at Kendall several months ago, and our experience was handled smoothly,…read moreprofessionally, and quickly, with no high-pressure tactics. The whole transaction was really well-handled, and we would buy a car then again in a heartbeat. That said, the service department is a mess. I love that I was able to schedule an appointment online, and anticipated the lack of chaos that usually comes with having an appointment at an establishment that also takes walk-ins. I was to be disappointed. Firstly, I walked in the doors and up to the front desk where 3 people were working. Two were coordinating something, and the other was focused on a computer screen. I waited. And waited. To the point it got really awkward. Finally, as I contemplated walking back out since I seemed to be invisible, one of the people in conversation told me they'd be right with me. They were not, and then they both left. So now the person on the computer is on a phone call, and I think surely someone is coming right back to help me. I stand there and look around at the 6-8 desks a few yards away, where the employees all seem to be at their leisure, chatting and laughing with each other, but not inclined to notice me. Eventually, someone comes back. He looks up my paperwork, sees that I have an appointment, and tells me it'll be at least 2 hours to get my oil changed. TWO HOURS. I asked why, on earth? Because they're really backed up, he says. But I made an appointment, I proffer. That's just how long it takes, he says. You'll likely not be surprised that I asked him to cancel my appointment (which apparently means nothing) and took my car to Big-O the next morning. It took 40 minutes to change my oil and rotate my tires.

Aspen was amazing. She was attentive, honest and very detailed. She picked us up at the airport and…read moremade sure that the buying process went smoothly. My local GMC dealership said that the deal with Kendall was too good to be true. They were so wrong. Aspen and Kendall Auto Mall went above and beyond. Special mention to Chris and Thomas also. Great people to deal with.

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