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My truck broke down and I had it dropped off at St. Tammany Transmission. I was able to leave it…read morewith them and they got back to me as soon as possible. They have great quality care for their customers. They gave me a diagnostic and even recommended me to another shop who can help me even further. This place is great and would definitely recommend! 10/10

Was very happy with attention and professionalism…read more They even detailed the bike I couldn't get other two can am certified dealers to answer the phone Emailed other two and never ever got a response Highly recommend this place

We brought our Seadoo in for the yearly service and they had it back to us running perfect in less…read morethan a week. Great dealership!

Excellent service extremely knowledgeable! A pleasure to do business with! Work was completed on…read moretime at a reasonable price.

Great all new state of the art marina. Dual boat launches, new fuel dock, kayak rentals, ice,…read morebeer, snacks. 7 days a week. 10 minute ride to lake Ponchartrain.

Having just purchased a 2020 Chevy Silverado LT 4x4 on 02 MAY 2020, the very first thing I did was…read moreto have a Line-X bed liner sprayed in to protect my bed. I don't plan on hauling a lot of gear, but not only was I looking for protection, but also for the sound deadening qualities of a spray -in liner as well as the clean looks they give. The next thing on my aftermarket list was going to be a tonneau cover. I did a lot of research and immediately knew that I did not want a soft cover, as they offered very little protection of anything in the bed, as a razor could easily slice it open in a matter of seconds. Although initially undecided on which cover to get and where to purchase it, I was fortunate that my non-Yelping Uncle (Frankie R. III) and his soon to be son-in-law (non-Yelper Phil D.) were friends with Myron Ancona (owner) at Van Village Motorsports. My Uncle also just purchased a 2020 Silverado and had a BAKFlip 4 hard tonneau cover installed on his truck at Van Village. After seeing how good his looked, and after getting a good price quote from Myron, I purchased and had a BAKFlip 4 hard tonneau cover installed on 16 MAY 2020. The BAKFlip 4 is a very popular choice as its folding configuration lets you choose whether to leave it closed and locked, open 1/3 of the way, 2/3 of the way or fully open. It is a quality cover and does not interfere with the third brake light when folded up against the cab to allow for taller items to be placed in your bed. The BAKFlip 4, although not water tight, stops approximately 95-98% (my unprofessional estimate) of water from getting into the bed during a rain storm or a trip to the automated car wash. The rails of the cover have drain tubes which were routed through two pre-existing holes in the bed intended for additional hooks for cargo. Any water exits through the drain tubes in an effort to keep your bed and cargo dry. The truck already had 12 hooks from the factory and 9 additional holes for more hooks; therefore, losing 2 holes does not really affect your cargo securing strategies. The installation only took 45-60 minutes and the cover has been rock solid for the past 5 months. Myron Ancona runs a good shop and I definitely recommend them.

I been here 3 times now! They found the Weather Tech mats for my 22 Ram1500 also did my bed cover…read morehere, now installing my back storage under my back seat! The biggest thing is he never has lied to me and always on time! Prices are fair and reasonable! It's family run and operated 2nd generation! If you can think of it he can find it!!! Side note I drive in from Carriere, Ms every time pass several shops on the way they don't match the price, integrity and quality of service are customer service!

I had an incredible experience at Supreme Ford Service Center that I will never forget…read more I had just driven from Houston to New Orleans to visit family when my engine light came on. After calling Ford, I was advised not to drive the vehicle any further, so I made my way to the nearest location in Slidell. I was extremely overwhelmed and honestly had an anxiety attack because I didn't know what was wrong with my car or how I was going to handle it. The manager and staff went above and beyond in a way that truly touched me. The manager actually took a moment to pray with me and helped calm me down when I couldn't even think straight. That meant more to me than I can put into words. They took great care of both me and my vehicle, quickly diagnosing the issue and reassuring me that it wasn't major. What stood out the most was the compassion, patience, and genuine care they showed during such a stressful moment. It's rare to find people who truly care about their customers, not just the service, but the person. This experience reminded me that there are still good, kind-hearted people in this world. I'm beyond grateful and highly recommend this location to anyone needing service.

My experience with Supreme Ford Service Service Center has been poor…read more My 2008 Lincoln Navigator was hit by a wheel/tire that flew off another vehicle while travelling on I 10, near Slidell, Louisiana. The left side was hit by the flying object, damaging the driver's side quarter panel and blowing out the driver's side rear wheel. I had the vehicle towed to Supreme Ford in Slidell for repairs covered by my insurance company. After 6 weeks, the vehicle was ready. My husband went and drove it home. Upon inspecting it, I noticed that there was no driver's side wheel well. I drove back and they agreed to install it. I also noticed that the driver's head lamp assembly was full moisture. I spent 30 minutes arguing with the service manager about how this moisture build up inside the headlamp assembly could cause the bulb to go out. He said I had to comeback another day ( I drove 70 miles from my home) to attempt to replace it and stated that it was common for water to get inside the lamp assembly. I disagreed because my insurance company paid for a new head lamp assembly in the accident estimate, insisting that a new headlamp assembly should not leak in water and mine was full of water. This may be true for an old headlamp assembly, but this unit was newly replaced. Approximately 6 weeks later, while in Colorado, the bulb went out and when mechanics attempted to replace the bulb with a new one, it would not light up, there was a serious problem. The assembly, costing more than $1000, for a used unit, would have to be replaced, and by this time I had driven to Texas to work on my rental units. I had to avoid driving at night and still cannot drive at night which means I may have to cancel my planned vacation. I have offered to show pictures of the faulty headlamp assembly and have requested that a new one be sent here to Texas, or alternatively, if the unit could be ordered now and be ready when I drive there on my planned trip to Florida. They said that neither of these was an option.

Excellent service!! Jeff and his crew jumped right on my…read moremotorhome after I destroyed the A/C unit, along with two vents, on the roof. They called around to get a new a/c unit and parts to replace all the damaged pieces and parts. I was on the road in 3 hours. I would definitely recommend Southern RV Pros!

Once again Jeff and his ace, Max have proved that they are the best RV repair shop in South…read moreLouisiana, but likely the best to be found in the US. That sounds like a tall order but these guys in tiny Abita Springs, LA have an incredible knowledge of RV's and will help you out of a jam. They do it with a smile and a very reasonable price. I've used them multiple times and can't describe my level of confidence that they can fix any issue. It's worth a drive to see them if you are anywhere nearby.

After spending weeks in the ditch, Gulf Coast Intracoastal Waterway, at anchor and at some…read moreinteresting docks it was great pulling into the Bay St. Louis Municipal Harbor. The facilities appear to all be new. They have electricity, and water for boats. They have boats that stay there and accept transient vessels. They have bathrooms, with showers on site. They sell fuel, diesel and gas, and ice. They just finished their breakwater wall. You pull into the bay off The Gulf, through the railroad swing bridge, then head to port. You'll want to call ahead to get a slip assignment. The docks are also well lit, but not overly bright at night. The town is just up the walkway over the sea wall, and is super cute. We spent a great Easter weekend here and would definitely be back if in the area. The boats were still a bit wobbly, possibly from the wind, so if you can get a full slip where you can tie up on both sides that'd probably be more comfortable.