Michael Kayes

Well after the Tigjuan was tickled and massaged and maintained just recently, the Golf R got jealous. It too needed it's bolts and nuts tickled and twisted....and a good flush of the brake lines....aa maintained just recently, the Golf R got jealous. It too needed it's bolts and nuts tickled and twisted....and a good flush of the brake lines....aaaahhh. Always makes it better. Funny how the TigJuan, is automatic, and the rrrrr is a Manual.....probably related through factory genetics. Tire rotation, makes for a difference, tires wear, different front and back....even when the back tires rotate forward,when the backs are put on the front,now they are fronts rotating forward, and what was the fronts, now on the rear (ooogggaaahh) rotating forward and fronts are put on the back you can feel it in the steering, it's better. Similar to how when ya' get new nail clippers....replacing old, dull ones with brand new super sharp edge. It just cuts better. Have you thought about YOUR nail clippers today? I realize how important sharp, knife edge clippers work so much better. When I have to do Uncle Todd's gross nail forest, because his Alien nurses won't go near them, even pros, who have seen everything, can't deal with the vile nails attached to Uncle Todd. So I got the new ones, went in, goggles, gas mask, and wow. The new super sharp clippers had me out of the war zone in a few minutes, rather than having to clip, clip, clip multiple times. Bought a generic cheaper set, and a super duper Solingen German clippers at literally 10X the price, let's see how they compare over time. So far the German ones seem to work best with my right arm extended just a bit. German blades for the win. Hamilton VW for the win...why go anywhere else? Why? really Why, answer me.. More

by cengeb Verified Customer Verified Customer

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A few Flushes and rotations to keep Tigjuan going great for another year...basic maintenance matters. The still free oil change for it has saved hundred$, and more now that everything is priced up up up. for another year...basic maintenance matters. The still free oil change for it has saved hundred$, and more now that everything is priced up up up. The rear end gets a tickle and flush,so it keeps on spinning, properly and without binding, or jamming,sticking, or complaining, you know those days, when the rear end is just not correct. Proper flushing always matters for rear end functions. Looks like the front end got a tickle, when it's lower control arm bushings are showing their age, to be replaced in another visit, unlike Uncle Todd who keep trying to hide his declining, physical and mental state. He sits out in the yard, and complains about the Aliens landing near him, when I have to keep telling him, Uncle, that's your NURSES, wake up, they are the only reason you are still breathing,and mumbling to yourself. They do work beyond the call of "duty", when his rear needs flushing, it's not a pretty sight. I'd much rather be a car technician,mechanic than a old people nurse....It's always a much better experience visiting Hamilton VW, than it is Uncle Todd's senior++++++ living facility. Ball joints and broken nuts, have an entirely different meaning. Again Hamilton VW always does it right, first time, all the time, every time, on time. It's the people that make the people's car dealer work so well... More

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Mike was great. Courteous and professional. Service was completed on time and kept updated as things progressed. Courteous and professional. Service was completed on time and kept updated as things progressed. More

by peterdesciscio Verified Customer Verified Customer

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This a great VW dealer . The staff are great and upfront about services and fees! Ginny is awesome ! The staff are great and upfront about services and fees! Ginny is awesome ! More

by Order66 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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I’ve been a customer of Hamilton Volkswagen for many years now the price of going up such as everything else in this country the quality of work remains the same which was always top-notch customer serv years now the price of going up such as everything else in this country the quality of work remains the same which was always top-notch customer service I always felt like I was at home literally I love this this Volkswagen place More

by tony.o.phillips Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Michael Kayes was the best service manager I have ever dealt with. Prompt, friendly and considerate. Explained everything thoroughly and told me what steps to take in the next few months to be sure my iss dealt with. Prompt, friendly and considerate. Explained everything thoroughly and told me what steps to take in the next few months to be sure my issue was resolved. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. More

by PhiladelphiaPhil Verified Customer Verified Customer

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This was a fantastic interaction with the service department that will make me a repeat service and sales customer. My concerns were addressed and service was performed with a favorable and safe outc department that will make me a repeat service and sales customer. My concerns were addressed and service was performed with a favorable and safe outcome. I'm very grateful to have been listened to and assisted. More

by Mare Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Always prompt and great service. Was able to accommodate as a walk-in at the last minute. Was able to accommodate as a walk-in at the last minute. More

by musarzewicz Verified Customer Verified Customer

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I was thinking uncle Toddsky was really losing it, when he kept insisting he sees wet spots on the driveway. I said, Toddy, then stop doing your thing on the driveway, go in the backyard like you always d he kept insisting he sees wet spots on the driveway. I said, Toddy, then stop doing your thing on the driveway, go in the backyard like you always do. But I finally had to check for myself, and turns out, Toddsky wasn't being inappropriate at all, but that's debatable on so many other levels, but I digress, from digressing. It was coming from the pink (Lilac?) fluid receptacle, in front, not the rear, stop thinking like that. Coolant leak 101. After the frigid spell of cold weather (duh, how else would it be Frigid?) It looks like it could be a fitting, a seal, a connection, an assembly,a component,a clamp,a hose, a passage way, maybe a crack, a pinhole, a slit, deformation,misalignment,something loose, something not tight enough,or maybe not. Some troubleshooting done, by the crack crew at Hamilton, and low and behold (what?) it's a component, see, told ya. VW had an extenede warranty on this, but I was well past that mark, HOWEVER, the fine folk at H.M.V.W managed to save me a lot of money by having VW itself chip in for like 75% !!! of the cost, THIS is why H.M.V.W is the only place to buy and get your VW at, and serviced. Mike am the man!! Now it's tight and dry under there, hehehehe, and ready to continue providing many more miles and years of a great ride, at any time of the day...not just on holidays and special occasions. HMVW why go anywhere else? More

by cengeb Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Great dealership, worked within my budget and a great sales team and service team. Would recommend them to my friends and family. sales team and service team. Would recommend them to my friends and family. More

by Bridg421 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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