installed X51 header and got my Awe mufflers back
#16
Originally Posted by dndodd
If your service is "second to none" you shouldn't use this line in the same paragraph, "but this is industry standard".
#17
I was told by my Prsche service manager that AWE would not replace the mufflers, if so why did it take AEW over 2 weeks to send the mufflerto Chicago, if you order them it takes 3 days!
The mufflers were less than 2 months old, so what if they claim they gave me the mufflers which "cost" $1,195.00.
AWE admits it has issues that means they admit there was a design flaw. I could have asked AWE for a lot more in damages but asked solely for $180.00 to reimburse me for labor. the rest is for you to decide, I am sensitive about losing the use of my 2006 997 S for 3 weeks.
The mufflers were less than 2 months old, so what if they claim they gave me the mufflers which "cost" $1,195.00.
AWE admits it has issues that means they admit there was a design flaw. I could have asked AWE for a lot more in damages but asked solely for $180.00 to reimburse me for labor. the rest is for you to decide, I am sensitive about losing the use of my 2006 997 S for 3 weeks.
#19
Originally Posted by Mike/A.W.E.
You're right, but we are far from oridinary when it comes to our level of service. Again, I encourage you to research our track record.
But I don't understand why someone with a defective product, that you recognize as defective should have to bear the full burden of reinstallation and loss of use of their car?
I really think you need to address this issue with your top management. I suggest you take any resolution with schicago off line.
#20
Originally Posted by schicago
I was told by my Prsche service manager that AWE would not replace the mufflers, if so why did it take AEW over 2 weeks to send the mufflerto Chicago, if you order them it takes 3 days!
The mufflers were less than 2 months old, so what if they claim they gave me the mufflers which "cost" $1,195.00.
AWE admits it has issues that means they admit there was a design flaw. I could have asked AWE for a lot more in damages but asked solely for $180.00 to reimburse me for labor. the rest is for you to decide, I am sensitive about losing the use of my 2006 997 S for 3 weeks.
The mufflers were less than 2 months old, so what if they claim they gave me the mufflers which "cost" $1,195.00.
AWE admits it has issues that means they admit there was a design flaw. I could have asked AWE for a lot more in damages but asked solely for $180.00 to reimburse me for labor. the rest is for you to decide, I am sensitive about losing the use of my 2006 997 S for 3 weeks.
I asked them to send them back for inspection. I told Brian (I think that was his name) that once we received them we would make a determination.
When they arrived we we not inclined to fix them, but rather replace them with a new pair.
Reason it took so long is we had none made. We had to wait on some end caps and brackets, then we could make a new set. That was the delay. When you called to place your initial order, we happen to have a set on the shelf we could send that day.
Again we are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
#21
Originally Posted by dndodd
I don't question your track record or your product.
But I don't understand why someone with a defective product, that you recognize as defective should have to bear the full burden of reinstallation and loss of use of their car?
I really think you need to address this issue with your top management. I suggest you take any resolution with schicago off line.
But I don't understand why someone with a defective product, that you recognize as defective should have to bear the full burden of reinstallation and loss of use of their car?
I really think you need to address this issue with your top management. I suggest you take any resolution with schicago off line.
We feel our policy of replacing with new, rather than fix and already broken piece, along with covering shipping and a gift certificate is more than you would find with most companies.
Again, I encourage you to look around and see how other issues have been handled by some of our competitors.
#22
Originally Posted by Mike/A.W.E.
Why take it offline? I would prefer to keep this in the open. I have nothing to hide and refuse to try and just sweep this under the rug like I've seen people do in the past.
We feel our policy of replacing with new, rather than fix and already broken piece, along with covering shipping and a gift certificate is more than you would find with most companies.
Again, I encourage you to look around and see how other issues have been handled by some of our competitors.
We feel our policy of replacing with new, rather than fix and already broken piece, along with covering shipping and a gift certificate is more than you would find with most companies.
Again, I encourage you to look around and see how other issues have been handled by some of our competitors.
#23
Originally Posted by jhbrennan
This is one of many difficulties in dealing with vendors not geographically close...and it's a risk most of us are willing to take when we puchase quality products. If the same customer had purchased the product at your shop and had you do the install, would you have charged additional labor to remove and replace the defecive product? I'm guessing not.
We would however charge labor for something someone brought to us that the customer supplied.
Will this thread tarnish our reputation somewhat? Most likely, but in our opinion, openly airing how it was handled and our attitude towards it will hopefully urge users to continue to buy from us.
Last edited by Josh/AWE; 08-15-2007 at 03:41 PM.
#24
Originally Posted by Mike/A.W.E.
We would not, and if it is not something that we make that fails, no vendor that I know of pays us for the labor charges incurred to fix it.
We would however charge labor for something someone brought to us that the customer supplied.
Will this thread tarnish our reputation somewhat? Most likely, but in our opinion, openly airing how it was handled and our attitude towards will hopefully urge users to continue to buy from us.
We would however charge labor for something someone brought to us that the customer supplied.
Will this thread tarnish our reputation somewhat? Most likely, but in our opinion, openly airing how it was handled and our attitude towards will hopefully urge users to continue to buy from us.
#26
since we are all open , it is curious to note that AWE through Mike has not openly responded to me. Why say I got $1,195.00 parts when Mike Romano who works at AWE stated the part is under a lifetime warranty; does that address the facts? Why not own up to the problem and inconvience caused to me by a design that was not suited to the purpose it was intended ?
I did get an apology with the offer of a future credit.
I did get an apology with the offer of a future credit.
#27
Originally Posted by schicago
since we are all open , it is curious to note that AWE through Mike has not openly responded to me. Why say I got $1,195.00 parts when Mike Romano who works at AWE stated the part is under a lifetime warranty; does that address the facts? Why not own up to the problem and inconvience caused to me by a design that was not suited to the purpose it was intended ?
I did get an apology with the offer of a future credit.
I did get an apology with the offer of a future credit.
#28
Mike, your last name is not on any of the posts. Why are you confused my posts are straightforward. You told me of the lifetime warranty then why state that I got $1,195.00 in new mufflers. I believe you were in contact with the parts department at my dealer. Where's the warranty ?
I asked for a fair sum why would I want a $100.00 certificate; to use when the cats I bought from you fail?
I asked for a fair sum why would I want a $100.00 certificate; to use when the cats I bought from you fail?
#29
The parts are warranted lifetime. We replaced your old pair with brand new mufflers. I am still confused. They shipped to you on 8/7.
Your cats failed? I have no record of that. Did you buy them from us or from a dealer of ours?
Your cats failed? I have no record of that. Did you buy them from us or from a dealer of ours?
#30
Originally Posted by Mike/A.W.E.
Why take it offline? I would prefer to keep this in the open. I have nothing to hide and refuse to try and just sweep this under the rug like I've seen people do in the past.
We feel our policy of replacing with new, rather than fix and already broken piece, along with covering shipping and a gift certificate is more than you would find with most companies.
Again, I encourage you to look around and see how other issues have been handled by some of our competitors.
We feel our policy of replacing with new, rather than fix and already broken piece, along with covering shipping and a gift certificate is more than you would find with most companies.
Again, I encourage you to look around and see how other issues have been handled by some of our competitors.