Mercedes-Benz of Houston North - Service Center
Houston, TX
394 Reviews of Mercedes-Benz of Houston North - Service Center
Needed a replacement battery. The new battery cost $330 which is outrageous. Total cost was $471. Offered option additional services which totaled almost $5000 including $282 for an air filter. This is which is outrageous. Total cost was $471. Offered option additional services which totaled almost $5000 including $282 for an air filter. This is the last Mercedes I will ever own. The car is terrific and the service center is great except for the absolute xxxxxx on the charges. Going to this dealership for parts and service will result in paying at least triple what you really should. More
I was immediately greeted, and received outstanding service. It continues the longstanding relationship with the dealership, in which I have full confidence. service. It continues the longstanding relationship with the dealership, in which I have full confidence. More
We've purchased or leased more than 6 cars from this dealership over the years. Our primary reason for continuing to patronize them is their excellent service department. We appreciate that Carlos Tre dealership over the years. Our primary reason for continuing to patronize them is their excellent service department. We appreciate that Carlos Trevino has been our service adviser for many years. He is a definite asset to this dealership. More
The experiance was great and the helpful advisor was more than helpful. I really enjoyed the waiting area too because it was so clean in this pandemic. than helpful. I really enjoyed the waiting area too because it was so clean in this pandemic. More
The staff are very attentive and supportive. They are very knowledgable and take time to educate the client about the issues related to the visit and possible solutions along with offering transportation very knowledgable and take time to educate the client about the issues related to the visit and possible solutions along with offering transportation and timely updates. More
I brought my car in for repair on the steering lock. I kept having intermittent problems with the steering wheel locking up. They initially couldn't reproduce the issue so they kept the car a few extra da kept having intermittent problems with the steering wheel locking up. They initially couldn't reproduce the issue so they kept the car a few extra days. They were eventually able to get it to do it and confirm the issue was the steering lock. When I got my car back, the menu button and phone controls had stopped working on the steering wheel. I called that evening as I was leaving (I was one of the last people of the night) to let them know that the steering wheel controls were no longer working. I brought the car back the following day and waited to find out what was wrong. When they called me back, they said I would be responsible for the repair. I became upset and wanted to know why I would be responsible since when I gave it to them, it worked and now it doesn't. The steering lock was already $1300 and now they want an additional $600 to fix something that worked when I brought it in. I asked to talk to the manager and my service rep said he would try to get them to call me back. I heard nothing from them but they had some other person call and start trying to justify why I was going to pay. They told me everything from they had their best technician that had done the repair (I told him I didn't care) to they would offer to knock off 25% to make the repair which further infuriated me. I showed up at 7:30 am to get my car the following day. If I was going to have to pay, I wasn't going to let the place that broke it do the repair. I knew the managers name was Raymond even though I had yet to talk to him. While I was waiting for my car, I asked another service rep where Ray was. He pointed him out. I went out and asked to talk to him. I asked why it was my responsibility to pay for their mistake. He started to explain that because my car was towed in...I stopped him there and told him it wasn't, I drove it in. I asked him where he got that idea. He just kept on saying he could show me the part, the guy who worked on it was one of their senior techs etc. I was so angry I didn't present myself well. I told him I had already spent $14K with their service department (I brought it to them when I first got it and they did warranty work from Carvana) and they were about to lose a customer and get some pretty bad reviews over a $600 part. About that time my car arrived and I stormed off. I received a call when I got home where he apologized and said he was given the wrong information about it being towed in and they would fix the problem. He said he didn't realize that I had driven it in and that the service tech had told him I had it towed in and then changed his story. I don't believe that. I believe he made an assumption because it was the steering lock. I have to wait for the part to arrive tomorrow. I will allow them to fix what they broke and that's the last time they'll have to deal with me and my business. I really hate that I'm now going to have to drive 30 minutes north when this dealership is 12 minutes from my house but there is no way I will take my car back there. More