Update 2/27/26. Wasn't too long ago I was in the shop for warranty work regarding improperly installed parts (see below). After yet another failed attempt by their staff, the axle seals, yes both! Are currently leaking again. With that, there is puddled up gear oil in my dust covers and oil soaked brake pads/components.
T & T is actively running from this problem, Seth is raising his voice and hanging the phone up like a child, refusing to honor their work. They are just trying to skidaddle away like this isn't a big deal.
Not honoring warranty work as it's listed in the shop 3 year/ 36k mile warranty, (it's posted everywhere). Is clearly false advertising. Misleading and untrustworthy at best. Consumers beware!
Jim, and Seth are unethical and have zero integrity when it's time to address problems. Both became uneasy and acted childish.
As below I mention a partial reimbursement for labor (as it was to be untrustworthy). As well as for the absolute inconvenience of being out a vehicle and having to rent one. These folks had my vehicle for six weeks or better. All together, for all repairs.
I went today to try and get a full reimbursement on all labor, as several aspects are wrong. As well as still active front end problems from them servicing my suspension. And they even charged me additional parts the last time i was in for warranty work, claiming to fix the problem that wasn't even there initially, only after suspension service. So it's not just an isolated ordeal to the rear end. It's the whole job in question... Seth is horrible to deal with, his demeanor was awful. Not professional at all.
He is expecting me to operate my vehicle with faulty brake components. My vehicle is not safe to drive. They expect me to drive on public roads with oil soaked brake pads/rotors. Extreme potential for an accident, as well as fire. Vehicle is most driven on the freeway between kelso and Vancouver.
I have enormous disgust for this entire establishment. Especially the leadership. This is unheard of buisness practice, and a Pitiful example of a "reputable" repair shop.
(Original review, about two weeks ago.)
Simply put. There are better shops in our area. Do yourself and your wallet a favor. Your money will go farther elsewhere.
I brought my jeep in for a list of dignosed repairs. Totalling just under 8k, after additional parts.
From the first time I dropped my jeep off, we've experienced issue after issue. Extentions of service. They had my vehicle for almost a month at one point. Waiting on parts is what they say. But I'm more inclined to believe it was due to negligence while removing parts. Only saying this because the constant repeating issues of their own workmanship, failing.
Questionable workmanship at best.
Many times after completion the vehicle had to be brought back because new parts weren't installed correctly and out of manufacturer specifications. Brakes were sticking and burning up. New seals on a rebuilt rear end leaking puddles in my dust cover and onto my driveway. New noises coming from suspension after repairs.
Your trust is best placed away from them.
After more dissatisfaction than anything else. Literally the worst service I've ever payed for. My family felt ran through. Out thousands for something we can't trust.
I went to management and Jim, the owner. While their tech fixed what they did wrong for the umpteenth time. And I asked for partial reimbursement of labor since we've had so many errors, on THEIR part. I plead my case, and got partial labor cost back.
After a handshake and apparently high hopes. I went to drive off with what I thought was a properly fixed vehicle. I was wrong, again. But that wasn't new at T&T Tire... It sounds kind of common after reading other reviews. It took them three or four times to find the right axle.
After discovering burning brakes, and a bright abs light. I turn around for another lap back. Like it's fun to waste time at a shop, I sat and waited for another sit down with Jim and Seth.
I asked for more labor back. Because nobody should have to pay a premium for shotty, untrustworthy work. Which is all I got. CLEARLY! Mind you the vehicle was signed off by multiple people. Just to make sure it was right, and they still got it way wrong. Even with a team effort, it was wrong. So what gives? Incompetence? Negligence? I don't know!
Maybe tires is all they need to focus on...
I got shot down, Jim got defensive. Seth wasn't happy. The room read that they knew they are in the wrong. But made me out to be asking for too much.
I'll never return, and I'll damn sure make sure I do what I can to save anyone else from the stress and disservice they offer to our community.
Thank you,
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