I purchased a snowplow here. I couldnt get it to mount on my truck after taking it off. After this happened 2 times, and their manager had to come help mount it ( It took the manager 14 minutes for a minute mount style) They said they should take it back off. I didnt really have a problem at this point, as it seemed like bad luck. This was 3 years ago. In October 2012 I brought in a Meyer pump to be rebuilt. I early december, the pump broke apart where the hydraulic ram lifts the plow. I brought it back, where the service manager was so rude, he wouldnt even look at it. After getting me incredibly disgusted I told him I would bring it to the other certified Meyer dealer in the area for their opinion. ( chris's automotive) After driving across town, right before I got there, tri tank called me and said it might be the pump pressure that caused it, and I could bring it back across town again if I would like. I told him I was almost at the other dealers, and would talk to them, and get back to him. Chris's took the time to hook up a pressure meter, which showed it was pump pressure not being set correctly that made the unit fail, not user error. I called tri tank back with these facts, and they told me to come back and they would take care of it. When I went to pick it up, I asked to speak to the general manager. I was told this wouldnt get my pump fixed faster, and they refused to get them for me. Then he held my keys up, trying to tease me, saying I had to listen to his lecture before I left. I asked him to show me the pressure to make sure it was set correctly. He said this was a major issue, and he couldnt do it. I had seen it done at the competitions, and it took less than 3 minutes. I would never recommend them to anyone. They will treat you very rudely, and will not honor their work. It seems to me a rebuilt unit should last more than 3 uses, but I guess they find this acceptable. Plus, I guess there is no manager to address if you do have issues with the way you are treated, read more