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Noble High Performance LLC
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  • Ryan C

    Date: 07/30/2022

    I brought my truck to Noble High Performance to have work done. I paid over $5000 to fix my leaking transfer case and install a line-x bedliner. Upon arriving home I noticed the bedliner was 1/4 as thick as it should be and chipping off in several places. Due to the fact it had rained I also didn’t notice until I got home that there was overspray on the cab of my truck. After driving the truck a few times I noticed the transfer case was leaking again in a spot it had not leaked previously. I had paid the owner to fix all leaks so I drove the truck back to his shop in order to see what he could do to resolve the problems. Upon meeting with the owner he immediately accused me of being a liar regarding the leak before he even looked at it. After wiping the transfer case with a rag he informed me the problem was something else that was not relevant to the leak. When the issue of the substandard bedliner was brought to his attention he once again accused me of being a liar and claimed I must have done something to cause it. I have a photo taken with a time and date stamp about one hour after picking my truck up which shows the liner already chipping. I also have a photo of the new leak in the transfer case. Once he saw the photos he denied it and became irate. He yelled and swore at me which led to his wife attempting to intervene to calm him down. I did not learn until after this ordeal that he is not even a line-x dealer. When I asked if he could install a line-x bedliner he told me yes so I took him at his word. He also told me the bedliner would cost between $1200-$1500 and it ended up being around $2600. The reason given was because there was extra prep involved to remove the old coating from the bed. At no time was I informed that it would cost about twice what I was verbally quoted. I discovered this when I picked the truck up. After spending about 5k I still have a leaky transfer case and a substandard bedliner with chips in it.

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