Bob Smith Toyota Auto Repair Service

You guys are the best! Always friendly, efficient and professional.

Always great service ????

Friendly and timely service

Hank is amazing. He is always very helpful and knowledgeable. When we maintenance on our car - we know we are in good hands with Hank. He keeps it 100.

I am very pleased with his work.He's a professional

Everyone at Bob Smith is always so friendly and extremely professional !

Hank helped me out two days in a row. The first day was for my Corolla, which went smoothly. The second day was for my Sienna. He called me to let me know that it needed some repairs on the brakes. I asked him if there were any discounts floating around that he could possibly apply to my final invoice. He said he could apply a 10% discount, which I appreciated. Upon arrival to pick up my van, I looked over the invoice to see if the discount was applied. I didn’t see it. Instead, a $70 usage of my points that I’ve accumulated over time was applied. The cashier called in Hank to clarify. He came in and told me that he can apply a 10% discount (he would just make it an even $70 discount) or I could use the $70 worth of member points, but he said he couldn’t do both. I said that makes no sense. The usage of points, which I’ve accumulated by loyally coming in for service for my cars, isn’t a “discount.” I can redeem those points at any time. I said it was misleading to tell me over the phone that I would get a discount when in fact, you’re just applying my own points. So he said he can’t do both, so I reluctantly said to just give me the $70 “discount,” and I’ll save the points for another time. He went back to his desk, rewrote the invoice, and came back to the cashiers office. Upon arrival, he said he applied the $70. He also made it a point to remind me that he split the cost of the brake rotors(?) with me to let me know, supposedly, how much of a favor he was doing me. He then told the cashier to just also include the $70 redemption of points. On a side note, this just shows that he COULD give a discount and use the points contrary to what he said before. As I left to give my ticket to the porter, I said “Thanks Hank” as I left. As I waited for them to bring my van around, Hank approached me and seemed to want to make it a point that the $70 he took off comes out of his paycheck. I’m not sure what his intention was, maybe to guilt trip me? Either way, I felt that it was unnecessary. Yes, money is tight and I’m trying to save as much money as possible. But I know I have to pay for work that needs to be done. I think the main mistake here might be semantics. When Hank tells me he’ll apply a “discount,” that’s what I expect. The redemption of points is not a discount; it’s usage of rewards that I’ve earned for being a loyal customer. If he had told me up front that I have points that would help lower my bill, I would have been fine with that. It was just the setup, which was misleading to me, and then the fact that he went out of his way because he just had to let me know that it comes out of his paycheck. Seems quite petty.

Greg was great!

All good.

Keep up the good work!!@

Ara was great! Outgoing and easy to talk to, great communication. Highly recommend!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP

Excellent service.

Pat was Great

Happy was done earlier than promised

Jaime was excellent in every way. Thank you Jaime

Jaime is great. He has helped me with my car for years. He’s responsive, he listens to me with respect, answers all my questions and treats me fairly.

Maybe time to get a new car! Thanks for the offer.

Keep up the GREAT WORK!

Excellent service