Courtesy Nissan - Service Center

John resolved my maintenance plan issue. Originally the dealer had canceled it in error. I went up to the dealer and spoke with John and he was able to correct the issue dealer had canceled it in error. I went up to the dealer and spoke with John and he was able to correct the issue More

If I could give less than 1 star I would. I purchased my vehicle from Courtesy late December. Within a couple weeks I noticed the dealer installed tinting on the passenger side window was starting to peel a vehicle from Courtesy late December. Within a couple weeks I noticed the dealer installed tinting on the passenger side window was starting to peel and roll up in the corner. I took it back to see what they could do to fix/replace it. They said they could redo the window without an issue. Fantastic! Or so I thought. After replacing the tint, I noticed that there were bubbles in the window and asked about it. The response I got was “the cold weather is causing the tint to set slower than usual, in the heat that stuff goes away much quicker. Give it some time and it’ll go away.” I gave it time (2 months) and the bubbles remained. I told them I’d bring it back during the summer when its warmer. That would eliminate any excuses in my opinion. Summer has hit and I brought it in to get fixed. Prior to bringing it in, I felt the need to check all the other windows to see if they needed repair. Low and behold, all but the driver side window had bubbles. I mention this to the dealer (Charles Wilson) and he says they can go ahead and redo all the windows. We speak to the service manager and get things set up. I bring my car in a few days later to get it repaired and when I come back to pick it up, I noticed that they only fixed one window- the driver side window- the one that didn’t need to be fixed. All the other windows still have bubbles. Confused? So am I. I speak to one of the managers/dealers in Courtesy and all I get is “Well, you can bring it in again and we’ll fix it.” How many times do I have to bring in a car to get one thing fixed? It makes me wonder what happens with more complicated repairs, do customers have to bring in their cars 15 times to get a transmission replaced? I refuse to bring it back only to be subjected to additional disappointment and wasted time. I will eat the costs of the tinting I paid for when I bought the car and go take it somewhere reputable so I can get it done right. In addition, upon driving home highly disappointed, I hear a slight rattle coming out of the driver side door that was not there when I dropped the car off. Like all squeaks and rattles, it will probably only get worse as time progresses. Suffice it to say, I am highly disappointed in Courtesy Nissan of Richardson and will never be serviced there again. More