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| - how is it that i am the first person to review this place, and i've only lived here 6 months so far?
anyway, i was referred to mcclure through select import auto. to preface, we had a weird sliding door issue with out toyota sienna. the door would make a grinding/scraping sound and sometimes would not close--but reopen and even stay open unless we pushed on it hard enough to keep it closed. it was pretty annoying, and of course all dangerous. since we have a new addition on the way, it was imperative that we get the door fixed to have access to both sides of our van. plus, who wants a car with only 3 working doors?!
** i did a little research online, prior to calling mcclure, and found that a lot of people have had issues with their sliding door(s) on their toyota siennas (no matter what year). most people were saying that it was costing them or gonna cost them minimum $1500 to over $2000 for parts and labor. although a lot of the doors seem to have this issue, toyota has never issued a recall or will count it as a manufacturer error. all repairs done to the door have to be sucked up by the car owner. good one, toyota.
i scheduled a time for mcclure to do an estimate, and they pretty much did it in about 20 minutes or so. they estimated the repairs around $300, which was actually $700+ less than i thought. after this, we brought in the van for the repairs--which were only to last overnight (since we prescheduled the repairs, so they could order any parts necessary). i called the next day to see when we could pick up our vehicle, and they had good and bad news. good news was that the door could be fixed. the bad news was that it could not be a sliding door again, unless we were willing to spend $1100 on the parts (which had to be ordered from toyota) plus any extra for labor costs and whatnot. mcclure recommended we just repair the door so that it was functional and not worry about turning it back into a sliding door, because they could repair it for us and do it for $200. of course, this is the route i chose. he also said toyota keeps the parts in stock to repair sliding door issues, because it's so common for the doors to malfunction --which leads me to believe they're bigger chumps than i thought.
anyhoo, if you have any major car repairs that require dis-assembly or collision repairs--go here! they charge a reasonable price, and they do not charge ridiculous prices just to cheat you (like dealership repair shops).
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