60 Colorado Jeep Service Centers

2014 jeep grand cherokee air compressor replacement - ken

Replaced air compressor on 2014 grand Cherokee Overland. charged $2000 for compressor. OEM replacements range in price $300-$1000. Did not give us the option to choose. Rip off crooks delux. Oil change charge double that of other vendors. Buyer be ware if you go here. Abusive pricing.

The work that was done to my car was amazing and the... - iskatelichay

The work that was done to my car was amazing and the customer service was even better. Now that I’ve found you guys I wouldn’t dream of going anywhere else for my auto repair needs. I will refer definitely everyone I know for the best all around service. You guys are the best at what you do thanks again!!!

Had some warranty work done and the service dept has been - hayday

Had some warranty work done and the service dept has been great to work with . Always get me right in the shop and the work was always done earlier than promised. And my Wagoneer is always nice and clean when I pick it up!

New Management very Impressive - Rockies Girl

I was shocked when I saw the dealership under new management. The lot is so full of great car options and the new sales team really impressed me with their professionalism. Looking forward to buying my next car there.

I had to have my GMC Canyon (diesel)repaired in Denver at - Rich

I had to have my GMC Canyon (diesel)repaired in Denver at Foundation Chevrolet, where they said that my oil was 1.5 quarts overfilled and that the result was damage to the NOX sensors. I notified Morehart Murphy GMC service of this, since they had done the last oil change, and they responded saying that the engine oil had been topped off or diesel was leaking into the engine causing an increase in oil volume. I know that the oil was never topped off and I decided to see if my oil volume increased after Foundation Chevrolet changed the oil several months ago. Go figure, their xx excuse was false as the oil level has remained constant. The Morehart Murphy service said that they weren't able to overfill oil in an oil change and the dipstick was checked after an oil change. Well I strongly disagree and see that they would never admit their probable culpability. On top of that the Morehart Murphy Regional Group provides no way to file a complaint beyond the shop that has no incentive to respond to problems. I have to question the overall quality of service, responsiveness to problems and ethics of at minimum the GMC service segment.

I took my tow truck into Reliance a few months ago, the... - stevefutterer

I took my tow truck into Reliance a few months ago, the online reviews I found on them seemed really good and was the main reason I chose them. This was my first mistake and I didnt realize it until I received my quote from Dan Jamroz from the email majortorque@gmx.com one click on Dan`s name brought me to the reviews he had done on his own company on http://citysearch.com, http://insiderpages.com and a few other sites. Upon further inspection I noticed that the 5 or 6 reviews on each site all happened on the exact same day and within about 30 minutes of eachother. Why would a company go through all this trouble to create a good name for themselves? Well upon further review of my quote I realized why. Right off the bat, the least amount of markup on an individual part was just under 600%, most of the parts were marked up over 1000%. They quoted my just over $2400 to redo my entire front suspension. Interestingly enough parts, labor, and tax only added up to just under $2200, when I asked about the extra markup Danny at the counter seemed embarrassed, but just played dumb. Pretty steep, considering the only parts they listed that I actually needed replaced was my pitman arms. Yep, really and truly, I passed a thorough DOT inspection after many repairs were done, but not a single one that was recommended by reliance was deemed necessary. Oh and the story is not done yet, when I had to pay for their `diagnostics` before getting a quote they couldnt provide me with change and told me they would just apply the $63 I over paid to future repairs, over two weeks later I finally get the repair quote, yes, over two weeks after the diagnostic was done they finally give me their quote which is when I went and picked up my truck. Ive called Danny at the front counter many times just trying to get back what belongs to me, everytime he says `oh darnit, I put that request on so and so`s desk`, its been over a month, just give me my money. They are liars and thieves and the reason people think of mechanics as such.

Waited a month for an appointment to have some work done - eberhar18

Waited a month for an appointment to have some work done on one of our Jeeps. Went to drop off the car and were told that the techs called in sick and they cancelled our appointment. We were NOT contacted before hand and were placed at the back of the line with an appt more than another month away. We understand that things happen but this is unacceptable. If an airline canceled your flight and and said sorry like this, they would pay hefty fines. We have have 3 Jeeps, 1 Dodge, and an Xterra. The products from Stellantis are poorly engineered, poorly made, and the service after the sale is non-existent. Looking to replace the Xterra but after this we will not consider ANY Stellantis products. BUYER BEWARE.

Had and issue the day we were leaving for Zion, came in... - Jay Nordmeyer

Had and issue the day we were leaving for Zion, came in and saw George Decker. George went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of and got out on the road to meet our family and friends. I would highly recommend servicing your vehicle here. Great service, prices and timeliness. Thanks guys

I received my pickup back after a transmission - Kansas

I received my pickup back after a transmission replacement that took 2 weeks. Upon receiving my pickup and getting it home, I found that several items had been stolen; a change container, 2 knives, and a pair of hunting binoculars. These items were located in two different areas of the pickup and were not in plain view, meaning that someone would have had to open consoles that had no bearing on the repair. I called the service department to report the theft. There was no apology, no ownership, nor an attempt to make it right with me. I was told that it was my responsibility and not their’s even though it was on their lot. They said they would look on the service technician work benches. I have attempted to call the GM of the dealership with no call in return. I did make a report with the Burlington Police Department.