Be careful and think before u agree to their estimates. Geico connected me to them for a jump start. Since that didn't fix the issue , they were assigned to me to tow to Walmart. The person who came to tow advised me I would get better service at their shop. It's totally my mistake I should have rejected his offer because he was obviously trying to bring business to their shop. It was a messy early morning and I wasn't thinking. They ran the diagnostics and told me I needed a new battery and gave me an estimate for $300. He showed the price of the battery is $250 and he is installing for free. It's again my mistake I should have shopped around. But i was in a hurry. I then found out the real price of the battery is only $180. They could have been honest with me and showed the real price for the battery and charged me separately for installation. When I came back and asked abt these things the person at the desk couldn't give a proper answer. The weird thing is my regular maintenance I did with my dealership just 10 days before shows my battery was in good health. So I asked the guy if they have a copy of the diagnostics they ran on my car. They say they threw them away. Unbelievable. I feel I was ripped off and they r using their contract with Geico to lure in customers when they r in their most vulnerable situations like being stranded on the road.
Hey Jancy, I am sorry that you feel this way, which is not our intent. We try for 100 percent Customer satisfaction. If you have any question about your bill please do not hesitate to call us at 515-223-1447, 8-5 Monday thru Friday. Jeff Richman, owner
- Richman Automotive & Towing