I would not use this company. Unfortunately, I already did.
The truck I got is actually a decent truck. My problem is with the work that was done. It was amateurish at best, and dangerous at worst.
The truck was delivered 5 months after it was supposed to be. I received the truck at night. I could not properly check the truck out. The next morning I found out that a lug nut was missing on the right rear wheel. Upon further inspection, i found all the lug nuts on that wheel loose. The top rack was slammed on to the point that a light was bent and damaged the roof. no effort was put in to find this issue much less fix it. As i was driving the seat back came loose, dropping me into the backseat. I fixed that with some cattle wire.
The rear bumper was supposed to come with turn and brake lights, as the bumper covered them. Cruiser outfitters confirmed they came with and were shipped with lights. They were not installed by Yota Imports, and Yota Imports says they were never sent. Its a dangerous situation in normal conditions, more so in the rain is S Florida. The CB was installed with a cheap antenna that was coming off, and it was a 1 ft window mt. antenna. The front brakes...as in the entire brake system, needed replacing. While installing parts on the vehicle, no care was taken to preserve original parts. The truck showed up with trim ripped off and a wheel well fender handing off. The AC that apparently blows cold in February in Oregon according to the seller doesn't work in July in Florida...that's a fairly big deal in Florida in the summertime. Wires were hanging unsecured and the flooring that was supposed to be installed was not secured down to the floor. Multiple screws missing on the dash. The all weather flooring is screwed into the metal floor with screws to hold it down. The drivers door handle was hanging off, but was able to be secured with a screw. You might think some of these ain't too big a deal, but they were supposed to provide a truck ( and was paid) that didn't need work as I ain't going to have a workplace available for a bit. Unfortunately I still don't, but hopefully soon.
Despite this, I love the truck. I don't like spending money for someone to do a job I can't do while I'm living in a hotel for it to show up in the shape it did.
I had kept this to myself to see if any effort would be made to make it right, but minimal effort was made.
Edit: Forgot one of the batteries showed up without being secured in the engine bay.
The truck I got is actually a decent truck. My problem is with the work that was done. It was amateurish at best, and dangerous at worst.
The truck was delivered 5 months after it was supposed to be. I received the truck at night. I could not properly check the truck out. The next morning I found out that a lug nut was missing on the right rear wheel. Upon further inspection, i found all the lug nuts on that wheel loose. The top rack was slammed on to the point that a light was bent and damaged the roof. no effort was put in to find this issue much less fix it. As i was driving the seat back came loose, dropping me into the backseat. I fixed that with some cattle wire.
The rear bumper was supposed to come with turn and brake lights, as the bumper covered them. Cruiser outfitters confirmed they came with and were shipped with lights. They were not installed by Yota Imports, and Yota Imports says they were never sent. Its a dangerous situation in normal conditions, more so in the rain is S Florida. The CB was installed with a cheap antenna that was coming off, and it was a 1 ft window mt. antenna. The front brakes...as in the entire brake system, needed replacing. While installing parts on the vehicle, no care was taken to preserve original parts. The truck showed up with trim ripped off and a wheel well fender handing off. The AC that apparently blows cold in February in Oregon according to the seller doesn't work in July in Florida...that's a fairly big deal in Florida in the summertime. Wires were hanging unsecured and the flooring that was supposed to be installed was not secured down to the floor. Multiple screws missing on the dash. The all weather flooring is screwed into the metal floor with screws to hold it down. The drivers door handle was hanging off, but was able to be secured with a screw. You might think some of these ain't too big a deal, but they were supposed to provide a truck ( and was paid) that didn't need work as I ain't going to have a workplace available for a bit. Unfortunately I still don't, but hopefully soon.
Despite this, I love the truck. I don't like spending money for someone to do a job I can't do while I'm living in a hotel for it to show up in the shape it did.
I had kept this to myself to see if any effort would be made to make it right, but minimal effort was made.
Edit: Forgot one of the batteries showed up without being secured in the engine bay.
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