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16740 Co Rd 138, Carthage, Missouri, 64836, United States

(417) 394-2130 www.dryforkdiesel.com

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Monte Mac

May 24, 2018

My experience is different than the other reviews, which seem to be written by the same person, not actual customers. I was told 3 different prices for rebuilding my transmission. One was before I brought it in at $1800-$2400. All the other shops around had the same price. Once I brought it to the shop, they had the motor missing within 5 minutes of looking at it(which didn't need looked at) it took 6 hours for them to let me know the new price even though they hadn't taken the transmission out or looked at it. The new price was $2700-$2750. I was promised it would be ready at 11:00 on Wed. Got a call that morning ,indicated it wouldn't be ready til early afternoon, waited there for 4.5 hours, right before 5:00 it was ready. I was unable to use the vehicle that day(the way I make my living) and lost revenue. I questioned why the higher price and was told it'd be discussed with the owner. When it was finally ready the price was now $2993. I was told that they had given me a $200 discount, now the price was$2770.68. Looking at the bill, when they charge $40 for shop supplies it's a good indicator why the price was so high. On top of all this my windshield wipers didn't work when I picked it up. "They could fix that however", for a price,just like the motor work that didn't need done. With the location I can't imagine their overhead is more than the shops in joplin and why they're so much higher on their price. They did pop me some popcorn however.

Robert Kew

May 25, 2018

The do excellent work at a fair price. May not be the cheapest around but the job is done right the first time with quality parts. They are very professional and just all around great people. I won’t take my truck anywhere else.

Mary Clark

Apr 7, 2018

Dryfork received a very sick 2002 F350 Power Stroke. John and I were about to throw in the towel and give up on it. Within 5 days, the problems were assessed and Dryfork had it running well. They stand behind their work and made sure warranties were registered on expensive parts. If either of our power strokes go down, we will not hesitate to use them again!

Jared Ball

Dec 21, 2017

Do amazing work and great customer service they get you out as fast as possible. would recommend to anyone!.

Peyton Williams

Jan 16, 2018

Great place to have your truck worked on!

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