Takata airbag recall
Just received notice from GM that my 2012 Chevy 2500 needs the "passenger" side airbag replaced as it may explode in an accident. No parts available. Now these Takata airbags have been known about for...
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@thomas, that’s dealer service at its finest for you!
While I’m sure many repairs are completed successfully the first time at dealerships, in my limited experience, as I haven’t had many personal vehicles that had warranty and have generally had good reliable service out of the dozens of new company trucks I’ve had, my overall experience is around 50/50, good vs bad.
And that is not “good”. Lol
Some of its corporate bureaucracy and policy I’m sure, but I believe the struggle is real to find good techs and service writers. Had an issue a couple years ago with a Chevy, under warranty. Over 9 weeks and 3 service writers later (first 2 were fired or quit within that time) I got the truck back fixed right.
While I’m sure many repairs are completed successfully the first time at dealerships, in my limited experience, as I haven’t had many personal vehicles that had warranty and have generally had good reliable service out of the dozens of new company trucks I’ve had, my overall experience is around 50/50, good vs bad.
And that is not “good”. Lol
Some of its corporate bureaucracy and policy I’m sure, but I believe the struggle is real to find good techs and service writers. Had an issue a couple years ago with a Chevy, under warranty. Over 9 weeks and 3 service writers later (first 2 were fired or quit within that time) I got the truck back fixed right.
