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Copperfield Automotive
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I have brought my vehicles there for a few years now. Late last year, a neighbor had a brake job done at Copperfield Automotive on a fairly new vehicle. He was told the front rotors were worn and needed replacing. Interesting that they had never been turned and was told by Kenny the manufacturers make them too thin to be turned on modern vehicles. Not true. Well last month I had a break job done there and was told the same thing. I do know you can turn rotors at least once. When I inspected my rear rotors, I discovered they were never turned. They just replaced the pads. I feel I was cheated as I paid 700 for a complete brake job. For that money, they should have turned the rear rotors. I hear a commercial where they will do all the work I requested for 99 dollars. Additionally, I requested since the tires were off the vehicle, to do a rotation. That didn't happen either. I guess had I paid for a rotation they would have. Needless to say, do your homework and follow up. \r
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