Rivian-E
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I scheduled an appointment for routine service to be completed yesterday. The request was for a State Safety Inspection and to have the wiper blades replaced. As part of the scheduled service, there were two recalls that were added to the appointment.
About 2-3 hours after dropping my vehicle off, I was notified that the rear wiper arm was cracked and would need to be replaced. I was told the part was ordered, was expected to be here today, and all work was expected to be wrapped up today.
Approx. 2 hours before the Service Center was scheduled to close today, I messaged in the app to see if my vehicle was ready. No answer.
Approx. 1 hour later, I messaged again. No answer.
I called the service phone number to see if they could get in touch with the Service Center. They advised me there were no service advisors expected at the location.
I decided to drive over to the service center (it’s only about 15 minutes from my house). There was one sales person in the location and that’s it. He told me there was nothing he could do, no information he could provide me, nothing but wait until Monday for an update.
The fact that they have my vehicle and I have no way to get any type of information or an update is absolutely mind-boggling. That plus the failed promises of completion timeline just continue to show how much Rivian Service needs to improve (and quickly if they are going to see R2s en masse).
And while it's a first world problem, another crappy thing is there were no loaner vehicles so I have the crappiest sedan from Enterprise as a loaner/rental. It's such a horrible driving experience.
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About 2-3 hours after dropping my vehicle off, I was notified that the rear wiper arm was cracked and would need to be replaced. I was told the part was ordered, was expected to be here today, and all work was expected to be wrapped up today.
Approx. 2 hours before the Service Center was scheduled to close today, I messaged in the app to see if my vehicle was ready. No answer.
Approx. 1 hour later, I messaged again. No answer.
I called the service phone number to see if they could get in touch with the Service Center. They advised me there were no service advisors expected at the location.
I decided to drive over to the service center (it’s only about 15 minutes from my house). There was one sales person in the location and that’s it. He told me there was nothing he could do, no information he could provide me, nothing but wait until Monday for an update.
The fact that they have my vehicle and I have no way to get any type of information or an update is absolutely mind-boggling. That plus the failed promises of completion timeline just continue to show how much Rivian Service needs to improve (and quickly if they are going to see R2s en masse).
And while it's a first world problem, another crappy thing is there were no loaner vehicles so I have the crappiest sedan from Enterprise as a loaner/rental. It's such a horrible driving experience.
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