Disgusted and repulsed aren't even the words that I can describe with the service I received from Valley BMW. I had a check engine light come on and had a certified BMW repair shop in Turlock diagnose it with their scanner to be a NVLD pressure switch sensor error. The technician had advised me that for my specific year and model that this is a common issue and pulled up forums and BMW dealer service center articles online that this specific code is covered under a 10 year/100,000 mile warranty (I have a 2019 BMW 330i with 56,000 miles). I called Modesto Valley BMW and spoke with Rich Deeds (service manager) and informed him of the error code and provided additional information along with my VIN number. He scheduled an appointment for me to come in and assured that this error code and issue is covered under an extended warranty since it is a common issue. I called to confirm my appointment the morning of my scheduled appointment (11AM) and the receptionist advised me that there is no appointment in their system, which she then scheduled an appointment for the same day at 1PM. I took my vehicle in at 12:45PM and spoke with a service advisor by the name of Kam Bains. Kam was somewhat pleasant, even though he continued to tell me I was late for my 11AM appointment even though the receptionist said it wasn't in the system and after receiving a confirmation appointment text that said 1PM. Before checking it in I went over the exact same information that I did with Rich Deeds but with Kam, he said if it was the same error code and it was the issue that it will be covered, but ultimately he would not lnow until it is checked in for a $225 diagnostic fee to confirm the error and to check for other issues. Once the car was diagnosed with what was already provided, they quoted me for a $2,800 repair of the sensor replacement and a "leaking" coolant pipe. I had mentioned that I purchased a GWC extended warranty, which ended up not covering any emissions issues which I could understand. The way I was spoken to and lied to made me just pick up my vehicle as I had called my mechanic and he advised me that it was total BS. I took the car to a certified BMW dealership in the Bay Area and they diagnosed it with the same exact issue (minus the coolant tube)... the service there was beyond impeccable and a complete 180 from what I experienced at Valley BMW. Not to my surprise... but surprised after a list of issues I was given by Valley BMW, the Bay Area BMW not only covered the repair under the warranty with no charge, they also advised me that there was no coolant tube leak at all... AND all it needed was a new gas cap to fix the issue, not an entire module replacement. I am not sure what quota Valley BMW is trying to meet, but swindling customers is definitely not the way to do it. Not shocked that I am now reading these types of reviews regarding Rich Deeds. I'm surprised Ryan is allowing this type of operation to be ran with his staff, corporate BMW has been notified and currently in contact with the BAR. read more