I called to inquire about the tune-up, diagnostic services, and 100,000-mile maintenance service offered by this business. I spoke with Ken, who informed me that the diagnostic service was not included with the tune-up and would cost an additional $250. I explained that the company’s website states that diagnostics are included in the tune-up service. Ken pulled up the website and confirmed that he saw the same information I was referring to. However, rather than clarifying the discrepancy, he remained silent. When I asked whether the information on the website was incorrect, he stated that it was not. Ken then commented that tune-ups are typically only necessary when something is wrong with the vehicle, despite my explaining that I had driven my vehicle for 100,000 miles without having a tune-up. Overall, the interaction left me with the impression that Ken was attempting to add an additional $250 charge for a diagnostic service that the company’s website explicitly states is included in the tune-up. Even after acknowledging the information on the website, he did not provide a clear explanation for why I was being told I would have to pay extra. This raised concerns about the transparency of the pricing and whether customers are being quoted additional charges for services advertised as included. I believe customers deserve clear, honest pricing and straightforward explanations before agreeing to any service.
Thank you for bringing the incorrect information listed in the website. There was a misunderstanding with the conversation. The maintenance is due at the recommended times and there would not be any diagnostic charges required for that service. Diagnostic charges would be needed if there is an issue, such as check engine light or drivability symptoms.
- Tune Tech Automotive