Great Customer Service goes a long way!

[Jkinzer]

You can tell a lot about a company by how they treat you when you have any kind of issue with their products. Last week i wadded up my sled into a tree bad enough to bend every piece of metal on the left side of my sled and snap the shock shaft in half. This happened on Sunday... i called Bud at Timbersled Products Monday morning and was back on the snow by Wednesday. i was super stoked at how fast the turn around time was and couldn't wait to ride again. Headed back down to Mccall for the weekend. In the middle of my ride i had a failure in my left a-arm... the one that i had just replaced from my wreck the week before. I was mad to say the least... luckily i had spare parts and was able to continue riding the rest of the weekend. I got a hold Allen first thing Tuesday morning and told him what had happened... ( most companies would be like "oh you wrecked last week you just hit something again and are trying to scam some free parts") not Allen. He was very humble about the situation and angry that his part had failed. Instead of telling me that i must have hit something again and broke it myself.. he was asking questions on what part failed, if i thought it was a weld or tube failure and if i could send the a-arm back so they can test it and make sure this type of failure never happens again. it is now Wednesday one day after talking with him and i have a new a-arm in my hand free of charge. That is great customer service... things happen and i understand this. Timbersleds customer service is top notch... They go above and beyond to keep their customers happy. I can't say enough about how well they have treated me! Thank you Timbersled for your outstanding customer service!

[Twisted Boost]

Originally Posted by Jkinzer

You can tell a lot about a company by how they treat you when you have any kind of issue with their products. Last week i wadded up my sled up into a tree bad enough to bend every piece of metal on the left side of my sled and snap the shock shaft in half. This happened on Sunday... i called Bud at Timbersled Products Monday morning and was back on the snow by Wednesday. i was super stoked at how fast the turn around time was and couldn't wait to ride again. Headed back down to Mccall for the weekend. In the middle of my ride i had a failure in my left a-arm... the one that i had just replaced from my wreck the week before. I was mad to say the least... luckily i had spare parts and was able to continue riding the rest of the weekend. I got a hold Allen first thing Tuesday morning and told him what had happened... ( most companies would be like "oh you wrecked last week you just hit something again and are trying to scam some free parts") not Allen. He was very humble about the situation and angry that his part had failed. Instead of telling me that i must have hit something again and broke it myself.. he was asking questions on what part failed, if i thought it was a weld or tube failure and if i could send the a-arm back so they can test it and make sure this type of failure never happens again. it is now Wednesday one day after talking with him and i have a new a-arm in my hand free of charge. That is great customer service... things happen and i understand this. Timbersleds customer service is top notch... They go above and beyond to keep their customers happy. I can't say enough about how well they have treated me! Thank you Timbersled for your outstanding customer service!

Great Story J...........

[Super B]

It is refreshing to hear that there is still companies out there that will stand behind their product and still offer good ole fashioned customer service!

[Mule]

Awesome!

Klim could learn a lesson from Timbersled. Story to come sometime next week. :bluduh

[Gotta B Modded]

Not many out there like that anymore...great to hear.

Theres a guy on snow worst who put 200mi on a 700 motor this dealer did a full rebuild on and had crank bearings fail on the supposedly new crank. At that point they told him, well we do not warranty any 2 cycle repairs. If that **** happened to me that crank would go through their biggest window.

[REBEL]

Good to hear Kinser. its funny though how a company like timbersled is on the cutting edge on new products and customer service positions them toward the one of the top aftermarket companies out there. WONDER HOW THAT HAPPENED?

Then the next guy comes along and wonders why his business is going in the red when time and time again they fail to help customers..