Maita Toyota - Service Center

was charged for replacement of front and back brake pads - less than 10 months later my back right brake pad was totally gone. They told me it is common for the back (BACK!) brakes to wear more quickly tha - less than 10 months later my back right brake pad was totally gone. They told me it is common for the back (BACK!) brakes to wear more quickly than the load bearing front brakes. As it turns out - they charged me for the replacement of four brake pads but in fact only changed out 3. After much running around I was refunded the cost of re-replacing the back pads. Obviously I have no confidence in their shop - no wonder they have been investigated in the past.... More

I've had my Tundra in 3 times for audio problems. A new stereo was put in. It worked for a couple of weeks, and then suddenly wouldn't even power up. I brought the vehicle in again, and was told the wiri stereo was put in. It worked for a couple of weeks, and then suddenly wouldn't even power up. I brought the vehicle in again, and was told the wiring harness was "butchered". Keep in mind, they'd already replaced the stereo. The invoice stated that the wires were reconnected and the stereo worked, but would probably fail because the wiring might come loose again. When I picked the truck up, the stereo didn't even power up. The next day, I took the truck into Circuit City to see if they could fix the problem. They found that the wiring harness was fine, and was yielding 12 volts of power. In their opinion, the deck was faulty. Now I ask you, shouldn't the dealer, those who "specialize" in the repair of Toyotas, be able to provide a proper diagnosis? I'm seriously frustrated with Maita Toyota and wonder if they can tell the difference between a lugnut and a peanut. More