Granite State Truck Center

My truck had some issues and I took it here for repair. Some unforseen circumstances happened and I was stuck sleeping in the parking lot. Two of the techs there, Brandon and a guy that i heard called Slim went to Walmart and bought me a.blanket and Brandon bought me a pizza. These folks are some awesome people who went above and beyond their job description. Thank you GSTC. I will forever be appreciative of your care.

On the road in our RV and discovered we were leaking. A quick Google search led us to Granite. Pulled in about 4:30 to see if they could diagnose the problem and advise us. They did and within the hour had us fixed and on our way. Fortunately it was an easy problem of a broken hose clamp, but with the quick attention and willingness to stay a little late they put a couple of retirees and new RV' ers at ease. Steve was fantastic and Karin most understanding. Would highly recommend this place.

I took the truck there because it had power loss and couldn't climb hills. The truck had no active codes. They told me my turbo was bad and my fan clutch was going out. This is after they already replaced an actuator for the fan clutch without my authorization or ever speaking to me. So they fixed something that didn't need to be fixed and had nothing to do with power loss on the engine. Then charge me $1100. I said no take it off they are currently holding my truck hostage until it's paid. They made my driver sleep in the parking lot in 40° weather. And then had the nerve to charge me $125 storage fees to punish me. Can only pay with a cashier's check now. I'm in North Carolina, he's in New Hampshire. This is how they treat their customers. There is a lawsuit on the way.

Did ya know GSTC can service your RV, large & small? So psyched they can service our Class B Van and the Cummins Onan generator that's on-board. Phenominal service too!!

Unbelievable. I just spent nearly a $1000 and my problem is not solved. I took my step van in there to get work done for a few things especially the brakes which had been smoking and smelling like burning rubber. After waiting 2 weeks to get an appointment I brought my van in there. After a day they said they put new pads on it and did all the proper measures of replacing those including lubrication and greased some of the front end steering components, tightened a drag link and charged me $988 and said the brakes took 4+ hours ($658 in labor) and $133 for pads. I go there pay, pick it up and drive it down the road and it's feeling a little sluggish and within a couple of miles I smell burning rubber again. Couldn't believe it. It was worse because it started way faster than it did befo