1,446 North Carolina CODA Service Centers

Bus Repair - diane.boose

Outstanding service and personnel. I hope I don't need them again for repairs but if I do, I know I will be in good hands.

My Hyundai needed scheduled service. Although I... - GilbertT

My Hyundai needed scheduled service. Although I didn't purchase here I did make an appointment to get my service done. I am totally please with all aspects of my experience and I'm 100% satisfied.

20 year warrenty worthless - Unhappy

We bought this kia at Pinehurst kia because of warrenty 200, 000 mi 20 yr joke, we serviced our car, and they denied our warrenty, at 60 k mi fine print loophole, they are not honest they are liers, fraud by deception , look hard advertised long warrenty is not worth squat ! If u dont lube door hinges by them your engine warrenty is void!! Its real o yes!!

Great Service - richb238

John Fey runs a great service department. Have owned over 20 vehicles over the last 40 years and I find John to be the best service manager I have encountered. He is always available, honest and fair. Will not sell you service you do not need. Had a small delay with a battery replacement and found a free oil change on my console.

I use the service center . - paulaw

I use the service center . They are great in every way. I have only great things to say Paula wallace

very limited service and too many phone calls from salesman - William

I had my oil changed at Pittsbro Ford. I did not have a appointment ,but they worked me in. I felt a little uncomfortable in the beginning with the service but it was ok. I got my car back, the oil was changed but it was not washed like my other dealer did for me. I asked do you wash cars after service. If you want us too we will, it will be another hour before we can get to it. I understand this is a country dealer, small in size in a small town. At least they did the oil change in a prompt time with no appointment . I walked around the new car showroom. I have never seen this before. The cars on there floor were so dirty, one had pine needles on it. The sales man said that they just brought them in, do you want to trade your car. I said I had a oil change and not interested. He turned around and walked away and sat down in his office. I walked around looking at cars to pass the time and another salesman came up to me. He said what do you want to buy today. I said I was getting an oil change. He laughed and said he sold a car to a guy last week that told him that. He continued to try to sell me. I told him I was not interested. The service guy came out to us and told me I need brakes. I said I will pass. I just had my brakes done a few months ago from the ford dealer in Chapel Hill. I was ready to get out of there. Between them trying to sell me service I did not need and the salesman giving me his BS. I was ready to leave . I received phone calls from them everyday wanting me to buy a car. Messages were left about the weather , hope we were good , they are having a nice day, the sun is shining or it is raining, very strange a creepy. This went on for 2 weeks. This was my first and last visit to this dealership. I can't take anymore.

courteous professional and fast - Rosemary Tucker

I live in New York and travel to Charlotte North Carolina in the spring I have had very good service since 2008.they've always been professional quick and seem to know what they're doing because my car works perfectly it is a 2000 Grand Vitara57000 miles

2 weeks for tire and oil change. - rmbowen

2 weeks for tire and oil change. Expected same day return. 2 weeks later after much chasing on my part…I get the car no tire change, windows left down so car flooded, dirty oil rag in passenger seat and they had the guts to recommend 3 completely unneeded and I debunked they were true right in front of them. Unethical, dangerously incompetent and possibly criminal. Every nightmare in a dealership you can imagine.

This dealership is a 10 across-the-board from the stellar - mikedvzo

This dealership is a 10 across-the-board from the stellar salesmanship and professionalism and to the service and parts department. The business is run very well always with the customer in mind!

Had an appointment for 07:30 today and took my vehicle in - webeatthegeeks

Had an appointment for 07:30 today and took my vehicle in to have them repair a wheel stud, check/inspect breaks, and fix a VVT Camshaft solenoid sensor (extremely common problem with Colorado pickup trucks btw). None of the above, would I personally consider time consuming or extremely problematic. I was also introduced to their foreman and I had a very good conversation with him - speaking of how times had changed and how you couldn't really count on things anymore. I honestly (though in retrospect I now feel very gullible) felt I was in really capable hands so I returned home. Having received no word, I decided to call at 3pm. To my shock, they hadn't even seen the truck yet and I guess assumed it was okay to keep it indefinitely without notice or my approval. There was never any suggestion given that it would be kept for an indefinite duration of time whatsoever. After all, I had a locked-in appointment scheduled an again the issues could be resolved quite easily. I see that after all these years my complacency with Powers-Swain got the better of me. Today reminds me of 2 incidents 35 years prior in which my 1989 Z24 was brought in and it took them a week to diagnose and fix a catalytic converter??? And also another incident in which I had locked my keys in same car 7 miles down the road and they would not assist me. I ended up walking 14 miles grand total in 90+ degree heat because they would not give me a ride back. Later the next day, I reviewed my paperwork (as suspected) to find I had purchased a "roadside" policy which would not only cover costs of (locked keys, battery, flat tires, etc.) but required them to assist me if within x-amount of range of the dealership. Livid, I contacted owner Kyle Powers (owner) to voice my concerns that very next day. To my shock, he "was not familiar" with this policy whatsoever though his very salesmen were selling them. So I see after 35 years time this dealership has not improved regarding customer service whatsoever! I will not ever go back and I suggest the following: Always write down your mileage upon entering service of your vehicle wherever that may be. When my 1989 Z24 entered service (for catalytic converter replacement noted prior) it had almost a full tank. However when I finally received it 5 days later it was almost on empty. *I was told, "Well, sometimes the mechanics will go out for lunch". Also read your paperwork, especially in a military town. With our great servicemen coming and going (here today gone tomorrow), a lot of businesses have gotten used to taking advantage of them. Be certain to get everything in writing and likewise read everything! Don't be made a fool like I was! at Powers-Swain!