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Alamo City Truck Service, Inc.

Alamo City Truck Service, Inc.

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3410 E Houston St, San Antonio, Texas, 78219, United States
(210) 225-5507 www.alamocitytruck.com
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May 30, 2018
Michael who worked on our RV came out to where we were located. The brakes and other things had gone wrong. This happened on Memorial Day weekend. He went way above what most mechanics do. The prices were very reasonable and I would recommend this place to anyone who needs a great mechanic for the RV. We have a 34 foot class A and not everyone will work on them. Again would recommend Michael to anyone who needs a good mechanic.

May 15, 2018
Twice I have taken my vehicles here, but I assure you never again. Service is awful, everyone seems to have an attitude and they only have one parts man who knows anything. Some bald guy but he sure seemed to know what he was doing and how to be respectful to customers. The service manager Ken is a blundering idiot and the parts manager, talk about attitude. He's an absolute joke. Don't waste your time or money people

Mar 30, 2018
Fair price great service fast and easy to work with thanks ray and Ben

Nov 29, 2017
Visiting San Antonio because we are adopting a baby and the truck broke down. Brought it here at 8am and I get a call at 3pm, so I stop by and, even though Gabriel was very nice (the only one who was nice), I was told they cannot figure out the issue but they think it is a GMC computer issue. If you cannot help me, why are you charging me for 3 hours of labor !? This makes no sense. I was charged $339 (a negative battery terminal was repaired from corrosion) so I argued that it wasn't right to charge me and Gabriel had the price dropped to $215. I still think it's absurd to have been charged. Btw, it ended up being a fuel injector. The computer was totally fine. So they couldn't figure out that it was only the fuel injector that needed replaced ?? Come on !

Sep 12, 2017
We spend 15k for transmission job lobar was 4k to put trans R/R, parts 10K plus Taxes over one week in motel. Do we have warranty ???? May be dealer would give us national warranty for the dollars we spend. What is your opinion Fox?

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