579 Reviews of Ford of Galesburg - Service Center
They are good but don't do the job 100 percent and automatically think you have the money to pay for whatever they find! automatically think you have the money to pay for whatever they find! More
I'm not sure I'll be back. They did fix the problem which I could of done if I would of had time but,the $575 I was charged was way out of line for the 3 hrs it took. I never t They did fix the problem which I could of done if I would of had time but,the $575 I was charged was way out of line for the 3 hrs it took. I never thought I would have to pay $1000 to have a water pump and a few parts changed out. I bought my trk from there new ,have always had it serviced there but I'll be looking for somewhere else. More
Easy to get an appointment, discount for seniors, and kind staff. I have never had an issue with this dealership. kind staff. I have never had an issue with this dealership. More
Good job getting new transmission when other dealerships couldnt....and kept me informed on time line couldnt....and kept me informed on time line More
It is very nice that they do free oil changes for us elderly people. I have made it a point to drive through the lot and look at the vehicles. elderly people. I have made it a point to drive through the lot and look at the vehicles. More
The service advisor was helpful and kept me informed throughout the 3 times I was in for service on our vehicles over the last 3 weeks. We plan to return for service in the future should we be in the ar throughout the 3 times I was in for service on our vehicles over the last 3 weeks. We plan to return for service in the future should we be in the area when we need it. However, I do have two complaints. Neither are absolutely deal breakers, but they were inconvenient. 1) The oil life percentage wasn't reset on my Ranger when the oil change was completed. I had to do it myself. I've never had a service tech not do it. When I brought in my F350 2 weeks later, it was done, so I'm assuming it was a simple oversight. 2) They weren't prepared for the oil change for my F350. I scheduled 12 days in advance. An hour into the oil change, I was informed they were a quart short on oil and had to order some from another dealership. That added an hour to the oil change. I had paid for a sitter for my child so I could get the oil changed without corraling a 2 year old in a non-toddler friendly waiting room, so I ended up having to pay the sitter extra because of the dealership's lack of being prepared. I was not compensated by the dealership for the inconvenience. $311 later (for just that oil change), I had to spend even more money because of their lack of being prepared. 12 days should be plenty of warning to make sure you have enough oil. More