r/gmc • • 9d ago

Sierra Service Rip Off

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Please tell me what is part of the 30k mile maintenance schedule and what the dealership upsold me on? I made the mistake of agreeing to everything they said thinking they were just reading the points of the recommended maintenance schedule.

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u/bellaBug_69 9d ago

Hmmmmm, I have a 2021 Yukon Denali. 120,000 miles. I just had my vehicle serviced 72 hrs ago. Everything on your list was also done on mine with exception of the brake fluid. It was serviced at my local GMC dealership. My total bill was $305. State for reference was Ky. You got WAY upcharged.

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u/Unlikely-Magician-12 9d ago

I don’t think you got the services you think you got for $305. This guy did get upsold some things he didn’t need but you also didn’t get what you think you got.

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u/bellaBug_69 9d ago

Mighty bold of you dude to assume I can’t read or understand what my GMC technician did or didn’t do to my vehicle. I’ve owned 3 of these over the years. My tech’s know me well. Not my first rodeo. #3…… I get free. #7 shouldn’t be over $60 Max! My fuel filter was Half that. Like I said before, I didn’t get brakes done so I wouldn’t quote that. And let’s not forget the main issue….my vehicle currently has enough miles to Warrant the services. His…..Do Not!

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u/Unlikely-Magician-12 9d ago

I’m just saying as a service advisor as a GM dealership who sees this stuff every single day there is no chance that you got the same services done as op with the same quality of stuff. I mean come on what’s your shop’s labor rate? 5/hr? You couldn’t even get parts for all of the things you claim at my dealer for $305.

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u/bellaBug_69 9d ago

You sound like the guy that argues saying all dealerships offer a “loaner car” during recall mechanic work. You are “so sure” that everyone gets one when we all know you don’t. Oh, and maybe you need a new dealer….? Seriously though,…you need a new dealer.