Schomp BMW - Service Center

Sarah was so helpful and efficient! All work was completed and she kept me informed All work was completed and she kept me informed More

Sarah was very helpful and efficient! She kept me informed throughout the service time. Thank you! She kept me informed throughout the service time. Thank you! More

We bought a brand new 2023 X1 from this "Award Winning Dealership" and the driver's door had been badly scratched at the dealership, so the dealer agreed to repair it at no charge. Once we could finally Dealership" and the driver's door had been badly scratched at the dealership, so the dealer agreed to repair it at no charge. Once we could finally pick up the car, it was returned in filthy condition with sanding and polishing dust all over the inside and outside. The service manager apologized, would not clean it because they were "too busy" and promised a full detail in the future. Now, six months later we book an oil change online and call to confirm the detail appointment. This is confirmed both online and in person with a loaner car reserved. We live a 2 hour drive away in the mountains. We schedule many other appointments when we come to the city. We arrived this morning and were told they had given our loaner car to someone else, so no loaner car for us. This was inexcusable for a booked and twice confirmed appointment. Furthermore, they told us about a "double clutch" recall that would require a second trip to Denver. Why didn't they notify us about the recall when we spoke with their service department to confirm our appointment? Then the service advisor could not tell us when Schomp BMW would have the parts for the recall. They could not tell us when they would have a loaner car available. They screwed up our whole schedule. We, and our family, and our family's family will never go back to Schomp for service, which means never to purchase vehicles there again. A certain dealership on S. Colorado Blvd. will get ALL of our business for both MB and BMW. How disappointing to receive such consistently poor service. More

Never again would I trust Kyle Richmond with my BMW M5 Comp or any car I'll ever own. Be careful. He speaks words that sound good... that is all they are... words. He had an opportunity to correct a ve Comp or any car I'll ever own. Be careful. He speaks words that sound good... that is all they are... words. He had an opportunity to correct a very poor experience and requested to do so as he found fault with his technicians performance, unnecessary recommendations, and ability to follow procedures citing how important it was to him to correct this situation. I was cautious/hesitant/weary about agreeing but eventually I did agree to bring the car back in so he could address the shortcomings of his team. The guy sits in his office looking at me while I've waited another 45 minutes for a loaner when he confirmed the day and time I'd be coming back in (which was the very next morning from when we had the conversation). Never did he come out to say one word. I ended up leaving as he made it clear to me that his actions do not match his words and I do not and will not trust this person having anything to do with my vehicle. The GM is a true professional who I trust but, unfortunately, Kyle runs the service department... who I do not. It matters who you trust with your assets... Kyle is not the guy. More

Never again would I trust Kyle Richmond with my BMW M5 Comp or any car I'll ever own. Be careful. He speaks words that sound good... that is all they are... words. He had an opportunity to correct a ve Comp or any car I'll ever own. Be careful. He speaks words that sound good... that is all they are... words. He had an opportunity to correct a very poor experience and requested to do so as he found fault with his technicians performance, unnecessary recommendations, and ability to follow procedures citing how important it was to him to correct this situation. I was cautious/hesitant/weary about agreeing but eventually I did agree to bring the car back in so he could address the shortcomings of his team. The guy sits in his office looking at me while I've waited another 45 minutes for a loaner when he confirmed the day and time I'd be coming back in (which was the very next morning from when we had the conversation). Never did he come out to say one word. I ended up leaving as he made it clear to me that his actions do not match his words and I do not and will not trust this person having anything to do with my vehicle. The GM is a true professional who I trust but, unfortunately, Kyle runs the service department... who I do not. It matters who you trust with your assets... Kyle is not the guy. More

Lucia was incredibly helpful by going above & beyond to address my issue. Extremely grateful for her attentiveness. Thank you!!! address my issue. Extremely grateful for her attentiveness. Thank you!!! More

Took my X3 in for a vibration in the hvac. Turned out there was a rodent that tried to make a nest in there…that was all fine and I assumed the blower would need replaced based on the symptoms Turned out there was a rodent that tried to make a nest in there…that was all fine and I assumed the blower would need replaced based on the symptoms. While in the shop the tech did a “complimentary” inspection, apparently my car needed strut bars, engine mounts and ball joints. OK, it’s 7 years old and has about 60k miles, I didn’t question and spent $5k fixing. Picked it up and immediately found that it didnt drive quite right. Felt all squirrely and pulling hard to the right. Took it back in thinking they didn’t get the alignment done right and hoping it would be an easy fix. Nope. Apparently in the less than 100 miles of driving it since picking it up my CV axle went bad. The tech said it wasn’t that way when he looked at it the week before and I needed to pay about $3k to replace it. Hmmm…sounding a bit fishy now. Had another mechanic that works on BMW assess the situation and it appears the work I had done previously is the cause of the leaking cv boot. Coincidence? Probably not. Either the tech isn’t as “master certified” as he states or it’s done on purpose to create more business. Shady business practices here and I will never return. More

I bought a 2022 x5 45e brand new at Schomp BMW. It cost 80k. A year and a half later and with the vehicle only having 13k miles on it, the passenger seat electrical panel fell apart. You can see t It cost 80k. A year and a half later and with the vehicle only having 13k miles on it, the passenger seat electrical panel fell apart. You can see that the corner screw that holds the seat controls in place broke off. This screw is under an interior seat panel that isn't exposed. Schomp's service dept and manager (Kyle) told me that it isn't covered under warranty because their opinion is when the corner breaks off like that it's due to stress. They said to repair it would cost 1K. I have no idea how it broke, but the piece that broke is within the interior of the seat. The car has 13k miles on it and is 1.5 years old, So based on their opinion of what may or may not have broken it they don't have to honor a brand new vehicle's warranty. I would also love to add that I weigh 200lbs and my wife weighs 140 lbs. So if that's too much weight for their seat to handle, I would argue that it's a defective product. I would NEVER give this dealership another dime. Their ratings on here are vey low for a reason. More