AutoZone / Crandall, Texas

Rating: ★

19 years in Business

Automobile Parts & Supplies, Automobile Accessories, Battery Supplies

Address: 529 N Galloway Ave, Crandall

Postal code: 75149

Phone: (972) 285-5552

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Liberty Dayton Chrysler Dodge Jeep is an automobile dealership that offers new and pre-owned vehicles. Its new Chrysler models include the Aspen, Sebring and Town & Country. The dealership has a service department that provides repair and maintenance services that include oil change, tire rotation and muffler replacement. Liberty Dayton Chrysler Dodge Jeep also offers manufacturer-recommended vehicle parts and accessories. The dealership provides pre-owned vehicles from several makes, including Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge. It has a finance department that offers financing and leasing options through certified lenders. In addition, the dealership provides scheduled service options. Liberty Dayton Chrysler Dodge Jeep is located in Liberty, Texas.

Categories:

Automobile Parts & Supplies, Automobile Accessories, Battery Supplies

Payment:

amex, discover, master card, visa

Open hours:

Mon - Sat 7:30 am - 9:00 pmSun 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

Reviews:

Very Poor Customer Service

I try and try to give this store the benefit of redeeming themselves, but to no avail. I have been in retail management so this review comes from both sides. Most of the staff is not knowledgeable in the auto repair field...at all. You will not be acknowledged when you walk in unless you are the only customer there and there is more than one employee. At times, they have not had ""common stock"" parts available and ... view morecannot tell you when they will have them in. On Wednesday, April 30, 2008 I go in and in the store we have me, one other customer and three employees. I go get the item I wish to purchase and stand at the register waiting to pay while one employee helps the other customer. The other two employees talk amongst themselves completely ignoring me. One of the two employees oblivious to my presence then heads outside to peel stickers off of the store window. He starts talking to a customer who asked him a question outside of the store and he goes into the store with her to help her out. Meanwhile, I`m still being ignored by the other employee. By this time they have four more customers walk into the store. The last thing I remember hearing before I finally left for O`Reilly (highly recommended) was one of the employees repeatedly asking a customer for her information. He told her he couldn`t hear her because he had left his hearing aides at home!!!

OlePersonas / 4/31/2008