Bergey's Truck Centers -Service

For two weeks the car was fine, they didn't even call to say it was ready. But as soon as I drove out of the dealership, I immediately had ABS problems again. Thanks a lot.

Bergey’s has had our Isuzu truck for over a month now. Initially the communications were great as the tech outlined exactly what needed maintenance and/or replacement, but since the initial intake communications, they have gone rogue. I have called several times and no one answered the phone. I have left messages and no one returns them. I even emailed them to which I have not received a reply. This is to the point of ridiculousness now and are holding both my truck and business hostage. UPDATE: Kevin from Bergey’s reached out to me and apologized for the lack of communication, as between the storms and techs on vacation, they were shorthanded. Kevin was friendly, courteous and professional and explained everything that was performed on my truck and everything they had left to do.

Very disappointing experience. They took 6 days to finish something that should have been done much faster. The service was poor, unprofessional, and way too expensive.

We were told about the standard charge of $575, when we received the bill we were charged $908 for unnecassary charges and them having to go to a shop. STAY AWAY FROM THESE GUYS AND LOOK FOR SOMEONE ELSE !!!

Who is running this company?!? Back in November, I was on my way to work when a Bergey's truck swerves into my lane and hits me on the highway. I don't have a yield sign for my lane as I am entering the highway, both lanes are supposed to go straight. They crossed the solid, white line and took my entire driver side mirror off, and my bumper was hanging off. Luckily, I have a dash cam as proof of the incident (please ignore the date on the video. It was not set up properly). If the truck was centimeters closer, it would have sent my little car flying and towards the barriers. The truck drove off, and I was left stranded on the highway and had to call the cops. The cops stated there is no visible license plate, and it could take months to figure out who the truck driver was, since it was re