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4755 Grant Creek Rd, Missoula, Montana, 59808, United States

(406) 721-0091 rmddieselpower.com

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Samuel Hoshor

May 10, 2018

A fantastic honest repair shop, very professional and great work at a fair price. They went out of their way and extra effort to get it right. Thanks

Calvin Jones

Apr 27, 2018

Used these cut rate monkeys for over 10 years and have had ongoing issues with EVERYTHING they have worked on. Engine rebuild and 13 bolts were missing!..not even the engine mounts were tight! Oil leaks beyond belief. Nothing is ever repaired without another issue caused by the ever changing staff of mechanics. The filthy shop is indicative of the kind of work they do!

travis stabnau

Nov 7, 2017

I found them to be very professional on the phone but when I got my bill it was over triple the quoted price ): when I asked them why I didn’t receive a call about the changes they didn’t have an answer ?? I guess pay the bill and go on my way 😩 I sure hope everything works properly!! Love to keep my business local but sometimes it hurts

Jim C

Dec 27, 2017

I've been a customer of theirs for almost 20 years now. Never, not once have I ever been disappointed with their customer service, knowledge, and speed at which repairs are made.

Nick

Apr 2, 2017

If you are looking for a diesel shop, these are the guys that deserve your business. On two separate occasions now, they have gone above and beyond to help me out of a tough situation. My truck is my daily driver and it's tough for me to leave it for an extended period at a shop. My first visit, I had just taken it to a general auto repair shop to look into and install new glow plugs. The shop seemed pretty unknowledgeable about diesel engines but replaced the glow plugs anyway. 1k later, no improvement. A friend referred me to Rocky Mountain Diesel so I swung in on a Friday afternoon. One of the owners took a look at my truck right away and pointed out an obvious burnt up glow plug relay. He put a new one in while I waited and gave me a few other tips to keep my rig going. My latest visit, I made an appointment to get my truck in and dropped it off the night before. I hadn't heard anything from them so I gave a call around 3 o'clock. They had apparently had some major issues with another customer and weren't going to be able to get to my truck. Discouraged, I attempted to pick up my truck because of not having a ride to work the rest of the week. Luckily, they were just getting ready to close when I showed up and couldn't get the truck started. They, after apologizing for not getting to it, assessed the issue (my starter) and offered to stay late and get a new one in while I waited. On both of these occasions, Rocky Mountain Diesel dropped everything and really helped me out of a jam. They have definitely earned a customer for life.

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