Just now getting around to posting a review about our experience with Dave and his company "Commercial Truck and Tire", from last year. Took our RV to him for all new tires. That was all it was supposed to be. Just tires. We would very quickly come to regret having ever crossed paths with Dave and his company. Very long story short, ended up having to hire a MOBILE RV repair person to come to Dave's place of business to repair what Dave was unable/unwilling to repair. Was the craziest and most unprofessional experience we have ever had with any business. Zero hyperbole in that statement, I assure you. Our unit sat on his lot for months (along with about 40 other vehicles waiting to be repaired with only one mechanic who QUIT while they had our unit and they could not find a replacement for weeks). Dave continued to push aside repairing the damage that was caused to our unit while it was ON THEIR PROPERTY. He came up with excuse after excuse and most days refused to even speak to us. When we did manage to get Dave on the phone, as any five year old child would do, he slammed down the phone if we even dared to ask questions about the status of repairs or to question his work ethics and responsibility for the damage done to our RV. After the "mechanic quit", Dave and his wife stated repeatedly that Dave could not do the work himself siting "physically unable" and "too old to be crawling around under vehicles" or even better...too busy in the office to work on the vehicles. Hhhmm. A mechanic who can't work on vehicles? OK. Of course Dave denies responsibility for his now-gone-mechanic placing a jack in the middle of our rear differential to lift the RV for a simple tire replacement. I am no mechanic but I called around to many, including a few who I greatly respect (but unfortunately do not do tires on big rigs) and they all stated that although you may find some mechanics who will use the rear differential to lift up the rear end "to save time", it should never be done because it could cause damage, just like it did with ours. I kid you not when I tell you we had to hire a traveling mechanic to go to Dave's property to finish the work that Dave refused to do. Up until that point, he told us, "Just come get it. If it isn't drive-able, have it towed". He has absolutely no loyalty to his customers and no worries of how his reputation might suffer. As soon as he was paid, he was done, albeit the repairs to our unit was not. It is an unfortunate fact that CC&T is one of the very few places who claim to be qualified to do work on big rigs in the local FWB area. My advise is, if you find yourself at the door of Commercial Truck and Tire or speaking to Dave about possible work on your vehicle, don't walk away. RUN!!!! Even if that means you have to be inconvenienced to drive 50-100 miles to find someone else. I wish I had looked at his reviews before agreeing to allow him to change out our tires. It's only tires though, right? What could possibly go wrong with just tires! I look at some of the other reviews on here and have to ask myself, are there two Dave's who work for CC&T? That really nice guy who does great work? Yea, We never met that Dave. read more
