Cech Bros Volvo Specialists

I recently bought a used car here and had a really good experience. My son was looking for a specific car, and of the 4 we looked at the Cech Bros car was in the best shape and was very reasonably priced. And I definitely appreciated not having to pay a $ 700 «dealer’s fee» or worry about getting ripped off on Craigslist. The staff were all very nice and helpful and overall the whole process was very easy.

Scott and team always do an outstanding job. I have had several Volvos over the years and once out of warranty to keep maintenance affordable, I take all of them here. Never an issue always prompt, professional and very reasonable. Highly recommended them for their trustworthiness and remedies. Recently took my 07 S60 that now has 130k miles and my daughter uses in college. I’m overly protective of my daughter and trust them to do good by her as always and they did.

Revising review and rating after learning they performed the tire rotation and did not notice /​notify me of two tires with dangerous wear conditions on two tires. (Worn to cords showing).
Potentially life threatening.
Friendly adviser with detailed knowledge about a service I was thinking of adding.
All promises kept.
Fair price.
Returned as I left it. (clean)
It’s reassuring to see all the other Volvo’s around their lot. Assures me they probably know which wrench to grab by instinct.
Parking is almost a problem as a matter of fact, but they offered to bring the car around when the cash thing was completed.
Probably won’t try them again.

I have owned Volvos for more than 25 years and can honestly say I have been a loyal customer of Cech brothers since day one. No job is too big nor too small for Cech brothers to handle. They do their very best to get work done as quickly efficiently and cost-​effectively as possible. They are equally good at servicing other foreign cars and have a small lot of available cars for sale. Give Them a call for all your Volvo needs and you’ll be glad you did.

I’ve been a customer of Cech Bros for many years. The team of professionals are the real reason that I’m on my 2^nd Volvo. 1. They know how to fix your car 2. Honest and treat you like family 3. Best prices in town. I’ve even called them from the Volvo store to compare prices and taken my car right over! So knowledgeable — they kept my 1^st Volvo going for past 200k miles and I’m counting on them to keep me going with my new one as well.

I have been going here for a few years, and they are great… They are about 20% less than the dealer. Also they are close to 4rivers bbq so I can go there for lunch.

I have been taking my Volvo to Cech Brothers for over 5 years now and have not had any issues with their service. Just one time I had to go back when I let them re-​surface my front light covers to make them clearer. The tint was still a little yellow, but they tried to fix it. I think I just need to buy new light covers, but at least they tried. I always go to get my oil changed there since they are the only place that seems to have my filter in stock. I’m pretty much in and out in 30 minutes without an appointment. Plus, they always recommend other services I may need and keep records of my previous services. The people are always friendly and they have a really nice waiting area.

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My family bought a used Volvo from Czech Brothers Volvo.
The short story: we were scammed and sold a defective vehicle, for the long story read on.
What enticed us to buy from Czech Brothers was that they specialized in Volvo, the car had new spark plugs and a brand new timing belt/​water pump just put on and they had lower prices than we were seeing elsewhere. We were told the car they received the car thru a trade in and that they had made all of the necessary repairs. We learned the hard way that you get what you pay for OR WORSE. Hindsight is always ²⁰⁄₂₀ but on that day I must admit I realized the car was running a bit ruff and rumbling when sitting still but it went away once we were driving so I assumed it had sat for a bit and needed to warm up. I later learned the term is surging and it was improperly idling. It turns out that the mass air flow assembly was not working and causing the rough running engine. I will come back to this shortly. Later, I noticed a burning/​engine running hot smell and the engine light came on. I lifted the hood to find NO oil in the car. I initially added a full 5 quart jug but found I had to continuously add oil to the car however I never saw any leaks under the car on my white driveway. Next, the car would barely run and kept cutting off. I took it to a highly recommended mechanic near my home. There they told me that the car had massive oil leaks and the leaking had caused further damage to the car. SURPRISE the spark plugs and timing belt among several other/​connecting components required replacement due to oil damage. The spark plugs, wires, coils etc were ruined from the oil and that is why the car was sputtering and cutting off. Also, they said that the timing belt was saturated with oil and must be replaced. I said that this can’t be, it had a new timing belt put on when I bought it. But the truth was still the truth, the timing belt was saturated with oil. The mechanic said that one of the MOST COMMON and MOST COSTLY repairs they see on Volvos is oil leaks. (It is costly because it is very labor intensive, there are several different seals the oil can leak from and for instance just one of many seals requires pulling out the transmission and other engine components taking 10 hours labor to replace) Then, there are the other oil seals too. But how can this be Czech Bros said they made all the necessary repairs…
Or DID they!!!
When I called I tried to explain to Czech Brothers that I felt that they knowingly sold me a car with an expensive oil leak cover up. As I was explaining the situation the call disconnected or they hung up. You decide. I tried calling back but no one answered. Anyway, before the «disconnect» they said that the car could not have been leaking because they fixed all repairs. I ask that if that was the case then why didn’t they replace the mass air flow assembly, which was broken at the time of sale. And why is it the exact items associated with maintenance and not repairs replaced prior to us purchasing the car. He said that they also completed all the scheduled maintenance for the cars current mileage. Do small car dealerships change out expensive timing belts prior to a sale if nothing is working improperly? I know not! If so, then why didn’t they do other typical maintenance such as replace the transmission fluid, brake fluid, or do a radiator flush etc. The air filter was filthy dirty! That should have been the first thing for them to change. BUT ABOVE and BEYOND all THAT! The timing belt replacement schedule is 10 YEARS OR 105,000 miles!!! Replacing the timing belt was NOT a part of the scheduled maintenance, It still had several years and thousands of miles to go for a scheduled timing belt replacement. FYI: I personally called and verified the schedule with the Volvo dealership. The «effort» or so called work that was done was not to make repairs nor to satisfy scheduled maintenance but to cover up a COSTLY and NECESSARY repair.
The leaking oil caused MORE DAMAGE… and has KEPT CAUSING damage to the car. If we had known that the car needed repair (and continued with the purchase) we could have saved ourselves thousands of dollars in additional repairs from the further damage the oil caused. So far it has cost $$$$ in repairs and maybe still more untold damage.
Otherwise, they did the paperwork quickly and efficiently for us to purchase the car. Once we decided to purchase we where in and out without delay.
What does AS IS sale mean? There is no warranty but it does not mean that the seller can cover up required repairs. The seller, in this case a dealer and professional, meaning held to a higher standard, more than just withheld information that would have caused/​allowed us (lay people, nonprofessionals, who rely on professional guidance) to reconsider the purchase of the vehicle… Concealing damages is entirely different than saying no known defect.

I’ve been a customer of Cech Brothers for over ten years, and after today I’ll not be going back.
Years ago they were the best in town, and I had complete faith in their work and their honesty. Now they’ve gotten so big that they no longer care about quality or customer service. The last three times I’ve had my car in for service the problems haven’t been fixed. This last time, not only was the car not fixed, but they had actually broken something else. I had to call it to their attention and have it repaired before I left the lot.
Also, the past two times I’ve picked up my car there have been greasy fingerprints not only on the outside, but on my leather upholstery as well. I actually ruined the dress I was wearing because the armrest was covered in grease.
I spent almost $ 1,500.00 there today, and certainly don’t think it’s too much to expect to not have to take my car in to be detailed because the mechanics can’t be bothered to wipe their hands.
Two years ago I was singing their praises and referring everyone I know to Cech Brothers. Now I’m telling them to avoid them like the plague. So sad.