Federal Way Automotive & Radiator / University Place, Washington

Rating: ★

2 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Radiators Automotive Sales & Service

Address: 8116 Pacific Hwy E, University-Place

Postal code: 98422

Phone: (253) 922-7200

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Categories:

Radiators Automotive Sales & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Auto Repair & Service, Brake Repair, Auto Transmission, Automobile Accessories, Mufflers & Exhaust Systems, Truck Service & Repair, Radiators-Wholesale & Manufacturers

Payment:

amex, cash, master card, visa

Services/Product offered:

Radiators

Open hours:

Mon - Fri 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Brands:

AC Delco

Extra phones:

(253) 529-3600(253) 874-3134

Reviews:

Long, but important REVIEW ***Read Me*** before going! On Tuesday at about 4pm, I called ?ˆ?Federal Way Automotive Radiator?ˆ? and spoke with a woman I believed to be Tracy. I asked if I brought in my radiator (out of the car) if they were able to pressure test it. She stated, yes absolutely, but Kevin (I believe was the name) had left for the day and she asked if I could come in on Wednesday. I said yes and asked what ... view moretime he was off and she stated 5pm. I told her I would be there close to 4pm on Wednesday as possible with traffic and all. On Wednesday I needed to leave work early in order to make it there on time, leaving enough time for them to test it. When I arrived at the shop, Tracy remembered my call and began to escort me to the shop to speak with the person that was going to test it. When we exited the building, she must have not seen this persons vehicle, because she stated ?ˆ?Oh, looks as if he has left?ˆ?. She was very nice and apologetic, I was slightly upset since I had to leave work early to make it there and she was aware I was coming from the call the day before, but it is, what it is, at that point. She apologized again and asked if I could come back tomorrow at the same time. I said yes, as I really needed this repaired ASAP. On Thursday, I once again left work early, un-paid time, to make it to their shop on time. My travel distance is about 30 miles during rush hour traffic which makes judging commute time tricky. About half way I decided to call to make sure the guy was there this time before driving another 10 miles past my house to their shop. A male (unknown name) answered the phone. I then described what had happened the day before and stated ?ˆ?I was calling to make sure he was there before coming all the way?ˆ?. He said actually that guy has gone home for the day. I said, ?ˆ?WOW, So you guys must not want my business then?ˆ?. He said, ?ˆ?really dude?ˆ?. I said ?ˆ?Yeah, really,?ˆ¦ I took off work early twice to come have work done?ˆ?. He then began to tell me something about the employees are paid by job and if there is no work they don?ˆ™t have them sit there all day. (Which I understand! BUT what about my appointment TWICE?ˆ¦ is that not work for him to do.) Then after his statement about can?ˆ™t sit there all day, he tells me, ?ˆ?You Know, why don?ˆ™t you call Performance Radiator up the street, they should be able to help you?ˆ?. Now exactly what kind of business refers paying customers to their competition??? Why was my appointment handled this way, twice, by supposable professionals. I mean after all they do advertize themselves as ?ˆ?Full Service Radiator Shop - Special Project Capabilities Clean/Test/Repair/Rebuild/Recore/Plastic-Aluminum Radiator Repair/New Radiators Available?ˆ? directly on their website. Apparently these services are only available when it?ˆ™s convenient for them. And if this is the mentality of the people working there, I wouldn?ˆ™t let them touch a lug nut on my car because this is case and proof they don?ˆ™t care about customers or their customers?ˆ™ time and vehicle repair needs! I am affiliated with Pacific Raceways and all the local hotrod shops (as they claim to be as well) so if this is the service they give to fellow hot-rodder?ˆ™s, imagine what the John Doe would get??

JJ.Cou / 3/30/2013

JJ.Cou / 3/29/2013