David Symonds

I recently purchased a 2025 BMW with 4000 miles on it from the dealership. When I picked up the car, I noticed the left rear tire was low per the vehicles dashboard not notification. The genius who walke from the dealership. When I picked up the car, I noticed the left rear tire was low per the vehicles dashboard not notification. The genius who walked me through the car told me it was fine. Trusting him, I left the dealership with the car with the left rear tire being a little low.After less than 100 miles my left rear tire became flat. I called the dealership and after getting the runaround, the service department told me I was not covered for the tire because I didn’t get the scam tire coverage they tried to sell me when I bought the car. The bottom line is I paid over $50,000 for this car and they did not have the decency to replace a tire that was obviously defective when I picked it up. Be careful of this place as they are living up to the historical infamous reputation of a “used car dealer” I will say after the first service person told me I was not covered. I called back and left an angry message with a sales person. I then received a call from a DAVID in the service department who did offer to repair the tire so at least he redeemed the dealership somewhat. More

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