Alberto Reyes

I have had a Jeep since I turned old enough to drive! There’s a good reason I keep coming back! There’s a good reason I keep coming back! More

by katzbabs Verified Customer Verified Customer

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I had asked the jeep service department to look at the following concerns I had . The car is reflecting this on the lights I was told none of the following was wrong and I had to go to advance auto parts following concerns I had . The car is reflecting this on the lights I was told none of the following was wrong and I had to go to advance auto parts to place the machine and was given documentation to reflect ABS Light: The orange ABS letters are lit, indicating an issue with the Anti-lock Braking System that requires diagnostic checking. Brake Warning Light: The red BRAKE text is illuminated, which typically signals that the parking brake is engaged or that there is low brake fluid / a hydraulic system fault. Seatbelt Reminder: The red seated passenger icon with a belt across is lit because a seatbelt is unbuckled. Check Engine Light: The yellow engine outline icon is illuminated on the lower right panel, pointing to an emissions or powertrain issue stored in the computer. ESP/BAS Light: The orange ESP/BAS indicator is lit, indicating a fault or deactivation in the Electronic Stability Program and Brake Assist System. When I requested the mpi it is because of these issues I had concerns about . Air Conditioning: The AC system is still blowing hot air and requires proper diagnosis and repair. Vehicle Alignment/Pulling: While driving, the vehicle continuously pulls to the right. Suspension & Braking Concerns: As previously requested, please thoroughly inspect the brakes, axles, and tie rods, as these components are critical to addressing the vehicle pulling to the right and ensuring safe operation. I had to take it to advanced and the findings were The following Vehicle Information: 2008 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (Odometer: 125,243 mi) scanned on September 1, 2026. Emissions & Check Engine Status: Both emissions and the check engine light failed status, noting the vehicle is "NOT READY" and likely to fail an OBD-based emissions test. Primary Diagnostic Trouble Code: Code P0306 is confirmed, indicating that Cylinder 6 has experienced too many misfires within a predetermined period. Recommended Repair: The report specifically directs to Replace Ignition Coil(s). Secondary Codes: Confirmed codes include P0306 and P0058, with pending codes including P0306, P0058, and P0151. How did jeep missed all of this information from it being at your facility since August 27 -September 1,2026 More

by Hector Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Very good service fast and and take care of me very good with respect love my my service advisor with respect love my my service advisor More

by ronnyenvogue1 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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I left my car during 2 eeeks, and they didn’t fix it. They call me and told me that Alberto was on vacation and I need to keep waiting. I returned the rental car and picked up my car without being fixed! They call me and told me that Alberto was on vacation and I need to keep waiting. I returned the rental car and picked up my car without being fixed! More

by FDRUBI Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Bruno is more like a Jeep Doctor This is my happy Jeep place I bought 3 wranglers here Jeep place I bought 3 wranglers here More

by barbaradolaninsurance Verified Customer Verified Customer

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