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Performance All Terrain & Rentals Ltd

Performance All Terrain & Rentals Ltd

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867 Alder Ave, 100 Mile House, British Columbia, V0K 2E0, Canada
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Jul 5, 2018
Great staff, great business, and great owners. Also amazing during the BC wildfires. Every station in town was out of gas and they let me take the last few drops from their tank so I could use the generator (that they gave me), as power was out everywhere. I only wanted it for a day, but they were also evacuated the next morning. I ended up having it for two full weeks, and absolutely needed it. When all is said and done - no charge, no questions asked. Just a “welcome home”. Huge thumbs up to this local business.

Oct 9, 2018
Rude and put on hold forever. 700 generator on amazon 1100 here what a joke.

May 2, 2018
Jim and his staff are so nice and so helpful. Great place for all your Powersports needs.

Oct 17, 2017
Jim gave contractor an hourly rate then billed us a day rate and took the excavator with an hours work to do saying it was rented then it sat the rest of the week in his yard. AND he build us for full day not the 4 hours we used and he did so without asking too. Essentially Jim is a thief and when confronted he runs and hides, I tried calling to resolve 7 times and each time he avoided calls and never called back.

Oct 18, 2017
Jim and Richard show no respect to there costumers and are absolute scam artists

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