World Hyundai in Matteson, IL. is staffed with expert technicians who provide quality Hyundai repair and maintenance.World Hyundai in Matteson, IL. is staffed with expert technicians who provide quality Hyundai repair and maintenance.
I am beyond frustrated with the service I’ve received from Hyundai of Matteson. On Tuesday, December 17, I scheduled an appointment for my 2020 Hyundai Elantra, which was having trouble starting. They set me up for Wednesday, December 18, at 7:45 AM. I dropped my vehicle off Tuesday evening with the expectation that they would look at it on Wednesday. However, this has been nothing but an infuriating, drawn-out nightmare.
On Wednesday, we spoke with Jordan, the service advisor, who claimed the starter was operating at “six volts” and not functioning properly. I don’t fully understand this technical jargon, so I asked a trusted friend to step in and help. My friend questioned Jordan, particularly since the starter had already been replaced. Jordan then said they would run a draw test and get back to us. That never happened.
We called on Thursday and were met with excuses about their phone system being down all day. Fine, things happen, but the complete lack of communication is unacceptable. On Friday, we finally reached Jordan, and he claimed they were just starting the draw test they had supposedly planned to run on Wednesday. He then told us the test would take 24 to 48 hours and wouldn’t be completed until Monday, December 23.
Monday morning, after waiting days, we called Jordan again. He suddenly shifted the issue, now claiming it had something to do with the ignition coil and that the starter, alternator, and battery were all fine. Jordan said he would contact the warranty company and call us back with a quote within 15–20 minutes. Guess what? That call never came.
By 2 PM, we had to call back and ended up speaking with Laura from the service department. She said Jordan was on lunch and she’d try to help. She told us the problem was now back to being the starter, contradicting what Jordan had told us earlier. Then she claimed Jordan was busy with three other customers but would call us back. Once again, no one called us back.
As of now, my vehicle has been sitting at Hyundai of Matteson for over a week with no resolution, no clear communication, and conflicting information. This is absolutely ridiculous! How can a multi-million-dollar company operate with such poor service and disorganization? They are going to charge $300 for diagnostics, yet it’s obvious they don’t even know what the issue is. This level of incompetence and lack of follow-through is unacceptable, and I’m tired of being shuffled around.
I demand a resolution immediately. This has cost me time, money, and peace of mind. Get your act together!
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On Wednesday, we spoke with Jordan, the service advisor, who claimed the starter was operating at “six volts” and not functioning properly. I don’t fully understand this technical jargon, so I asked a trusted friend to step in and help. My friend questioned Jordan, particularly since the starter had already been replaced. Jordan then said they would run a draw test and get back to us. That never happened.
We called on Thursday and were met with excuses about their phone system being down all day. Fine, things happen, but the complete lack of communication is unacceptable. On Friday, we finally reached Jordan, and he claimed they were just starting the draw test they had supposedly planned to run on Wednesday. He then told us the test would take 24 to 48 hours and wouldn’t be completed until Monday, December 23.
Monday morning, after waiting days, we called Jordan again. He suddenly shifted the issue, now claiming it had something to do with the ignition coil and that the starter, alternator, and battery were all fine. Jordan said he would contact the warranty company and call us back with a quote within 15–20 minutes. Guess what? That call never came.
By 2 PM, we had to call back and ended up speaking with Laura from the service department. She said Jordan was on lunch and she’d try to help. She told us the problem was now back to being the starter, contradicting what Jordan had told us earlier. Then she claimed Jordan was busy with three other customers but would call us back. Once again, no one called us back.
As of now, my vehicle has been sitting at Hyundai of Matteson for over a week with no resolution, no clear communication, and conflicting information. This is absolutely ridiculous! How can a multi-million-dollar company operate with such poor service and disorganization? They are going to charge $300 for diagnostics, yet it’s obvious they don’t even know what the issue is. This level of incompetence and lack of follow-through is unacceptable, and I’m tired of being shuffled around.
I demand a resolution immediately. This has cost me time, money, and peace of mind. Get your act together!