By Childers21 November 28, 2018
As I regrettably write my review, I am beyond dissatisfied with XTP’s customer service who chooses not to stand behind their product line of remote starters. Here’s a breakdown of my experience: 1) Picked up my 7.3 powerstroke truck and one remote acted funny while Troy demonstrated proper use. 2) Successful distance was approximately 200-250ft. Yes, I measured multiple times on several occasions. 3) Crank time was only for 1-2 seconds, which resulted in dropping my truck off for another visit. Once “adjusted”, I still experienced the same results as before. 4) After reaching out to the owner with consistent problems, I was instructed this must be my vehicles fault since their product “works as advertised”. My truck is capable of starting without a hitch while being plugged in with my block heater connected to the oil pan (plus I have gauges), but their remote start fails miserably, yet my truck and “window tint” is to blame. My biggest question to XTP is if I can turn my key to start immediately and their remote start cannot start my truck.. what gives? Save yourself the headache after my guinea pig experience. I cannot speak on their other services and my review strictly revolves around remote starter installations only. ...read more
By Stickman May 30, 2014
Guy named Lee McIntosh bought a drill from me on ebay, then proceeded to file a chargeback through his credit card company claiming it was an "unauthorized" purchase. Funny thing, the drill was delivered, he never contacted me, not once. A month later and he's still trying to pull this off. Me, well let's just say I'm a "Top rated plus" seller, rated by my buyers to be such. Ask him about it if you get the chance. Drill is a Snap-On CDR4850A DEMO model, missing the red handgrip, I'm sure he's still using it, most likely at the shop. ...read more
By Psydoc September 03, 2013
I recently took two cars (Hondas) into Charlie's ...read more
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By Rimworks January 12, 2015
Eventually, you will have to purchase new tires for your vehicle. 16-inch and 17-inch tires are popular, but you need to make sure you choose the right size tire for your vehicle. Tires are coded with a long number on the side of the tire. This number gives you the size when you know what you are look... ...read more
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