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High Plains Tire & Diesel Service

High Plains Tire & Diesel Service

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5650 Interstate 40 Access Rd, Amarillo, Texas, 79103, United States
(806) 220-2200
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Jun 13, 2017
Awesome people Mr. David came out on a Sunday and helped us for numerous hours. These guys have a passion for what they do. They do not procrastinate on getting the job done. Save yourself time and money's by dodging the big name guys (Cummins Frieghtliner International etc.) Thanks Mr. Stan, Chad, and David and the whole crew.

Feb 17, 2017
Don't call these guys, they aren't reliable. We ran out of fuel and waited for hours for someone to show up. They kept telling us they sent someone out 20-25 minutes ago just to sit and wait for no one to show up. Call again and they say they will send someone in 20 minutes but still, no one shows up. We waited over 2 hours before someone finally get here to help get my truck started again. I called so many other places that offered to help in better ways. Seriously, don't trust this company.

Oct 23, 2017
Complete RIP OFF'S ! This place tried to charge $10,825 for something I took else where and was quoted $715 for ! COMPLETE SCAM ARTIST ! Beware !

Dec 23, 2016
Great people,, Stan and his crew are 1. Honest ( they dont rip off at all, instead save u money , I had an ECM replaced on my truck , but once they realised the problem was elsewhere they put back my old ecm and refunded me the money from new ecm 2. Knowledgeable, even better than those freightliner mechanics , I wish i lived some where close, I live in MN 3. Respectful, they treat u as human being... please disregard all these negtive comments posted by others as they are not true.

Jun 12, 2017
do they put claims on trucks they never work on to get money? sure seems like it.

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Mon:8 am - 5 pm
Tue:8 am - 5 pm
Wed:8 am - 5 pm
Thu:8 am - 5 pm
Fri:8 am - 5 pm