I had my car serviced (oil change and tire rotation) on November 2nd and was told my brake pads were both at 5mm and wouldn’t need to be replaced for at least another few months. Today (11/29), my brakes started grinding, so I took my car to Pep Boys only to find that my brake pads were both at 2 and 3 mm. I find it hard to believe that in less than a month I shaved off over 2 mm, and I believe I was deceived by the mechanics in order to rack up a higher eventual cost of repair. I spent $488 at Pep Boys to replace both front brake pads, both front rotors (those were also destroyed and no note was made on my service documentation from Hyundai), and get new brake fluid. At the Hyundai dealership, I was quoted $475. I am so disappointed with the service I received, and if I had known my pads were this bad I could’ve gotten my brake pads replaced sooner without damaging the rotors. However, I’m sure the goal was for me to take it back to them when the rotors and pads wore out so they could charge me extra for their gross negligence and deception. SO scummy.

Beware of dealer’s tactics to get you into the dealer. I approached the dealer via text/email and established a preliminary deal before making the drive. The sales associate made several statements regarding the financing that was totally incorrect when I arrived at the dealer. The manager informed us that the price was significantly higher than quoted. Dealer prided itself for being small and able to pass on savings, which obviously is not the case. Took my business elsewhere.

Michael Kerr was really great throughout the car buying process as we weren't ready to buy the car immediately. We explored other dealerships but he was the most honest and transparent and gave us the best deal, which made the car buy process so much easier, no games! When we were ready to buy, he sold us the car the very next day. 10/10!

Perhaps the worst phone system I've come across. Try it if you want to speak to someone in their parts department.

If you can avoid having your car serviced here, do it. I made an appointment to deal with a recall notice, but was told only after I got there that they did not have the necessary parts. I asked when they would come in, telling them I planned to drive the car on vacation the next week, and was told it would be a week, did I want to leave my car!! I've never encountered customer service like this -- except during my prior visits to Glendale Hyundai. (During the worst of the pandemic, when masks were mandatory, only one person in the service department was wearing a mask, covering her mouth but not her nose.)

where is everybody in the service department ???? I have been trying to get someone to call me back for 11 days!