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I cannot speak more highly of Safelite Santa Fe. We discovered that our car had a cracked…read morewindshield just days before we were to leave on vacation but we were able to make an appointment for remote service through our local Lewisville TX Safelite shop. The fellow who came to our home was friendly and professional and finished the job in a few hours and it seemed all was well. We left for Taos NM and had no problems until about a week later when we encountered our first rainstorm. I turned the wipers on and to my horror the passenger wiper went straight up and stopped but the driver's wiper went back and forth a few times before the blade caught the now stuck passenger wiper and flew off as though a prop in the movie Twister. I crept home in the storm at the pace of a slow jog and made it shook-up but safe. I immediately suspected the broken device must have been related to the new windshield so I called Safelite and after a great deal of AI runaround was finally connected to a very pleasant woman who took my information and said she would arrange to have someone come to the home where we were staying to look into the matter. The issue was that we had left the Lone Star State and were now staying for an extended period in the Land of Enchantment. Unfortunately, there is no Safelite shop in Taos, but they connected me with the store in Santa Fe, (1&1/2 hours away), who set up an appointment a few days later. This is where I was introduced to hero technician John Fernandez who called me to ensure he had the right info and said that since he lived in Taos I would be his last stop that afternoon. He showed up as promised and said that the problem stemmed from the fact that the Texas repair fellow had failed to reset the wiper motor after he'd removed the wipers but that it was an easy fix. He reset the motor but try as he might, he could not get the new wiper blade he brought from Santa Fe to attach to our Mercedes. He ended up calling his boss, (at home,) who Googled it and discovered that Mercedes uses proprietary wiper blades and only their wipers would work. Naturally the nearest Mercedes dealership is also in Santa Fe but the next day, while John was out in the field, his boss, (who also deserves kudos), obtained the appropriate blades from the dealer and John brought them to Taos that evening. I have to credit John for sticking to it like a pit bull on a bone - he was not going to let us down and he didn't. He should be made president of the company or at a minimum be given a medal.

We had a break in to our truck a week ago, and needed a new side window. Our insurance company has…read morea glass claim office and scheduled with Safelite in Santa Fe. Safelite called mid-week wanting the VIN to make sure they were getting the right glass. We never heard from them for our Saturday appointment, so stopped by the shop to confirm. My wife comes screaming out of the office in tears because there is no glass, no appointment, and the receptionist should not have a job anywhere. She needs to be fired. No one cared. No remedy. And we still have an open truck. You have to wonder what kind of a manager could run a shop so poorly. Your customers are everything.

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The brakes on my RV-towed Chevy Colorado froze up and completely destroyed the brake pads & wheels…read more Chevrolet Cadillac of Santa Fe correctly diagnosed that and replaced brakes & wheels. However, they overlooked the brake system which allows me to tow the vehicle behind my RV. I paid them $2100 and the same thing occurred again in Espinoza - 25 miles. Their service Advisor was extremely efficientu& responsive. Yet when we returned to claim the truck, we had to wait an hour. They lost it. The new Dealer manager came to the huge lot & with the help of a couple of his hands, found it promptly. I later took the Colorado to a small mechanic business in Pagosa Springs. They did the same replacement Total charge? $1600. They also recommended that I have the brake controller checked out as that may have been the problem. Turns out that WAS the problem. I've already posted a review on them. So if you're near Pagosa Springs, needing brake work, read the ALL 5-star reviews on brake work. You'll find them.

I always bring my car here for service and oil changes. Ray takes care to get the best parts and…read morebest service for my car. They have a wonderful waiting area and clean bathrooms. If you want to shop for a new car they got your back too. I am always happy with their care of my car and its service here. They are great! They know what to do, and do it well! Thanks Ray for all you do! Thanks Chevy Cadillac of Santa Fe!

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