Weatherford BMW

Name: Weatherford BMW
Address: 735 Ashby Ave, Berkeley, CA, 94710, US
Telephone: 510-654-8280
Rating: 0.5

735 Ashby Ave
Berkeley, CA 94710 510-654-8280

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33 ratings
39% gave a "superior" overall rating
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Consumer Comments for Weatherford BMW

Consumer from ALAMEDA, CA
Sep 11, 2026

Unless your car is under warranty, I'd highly recommend that you to have your car serviced by an independent shop. There are quite a few that I found in the Bay Area. Thank goodness, Consumers' Checkbook is also a great source to check. I have been going to Weatherford just because it's closer, but I have also used Fremont, Concord, and East Bay BMW dealership shops, of which only East Bay BMW seems a bit honest. The last time I brought my car in for an issue, they tried to charge me nearly double what an independent shop would charge me. Never want to use them again.

Consumer from PIEDMONT, CA
May 24, 2025

Extremely expensive and very high labor costs. Always find something more that needs repair. Don't use them once you're out of warrantee.

Consumer from El Cerrito, CA
Mar 28, 2023

I appreciate the individuals I work with and the experts doing the work at Weatherford--they always seem great and the car feels like it's in great shape because of them. I definitely dislike needing to spend ~$1k+/year to maintain the car and pay what feels like a lot more on top of it for bigger wear and tear items, yet it feels like there's a risk to go elsewhere due to all of the automatic alarms/lights/manufacturer-recommended items (and the convenience of going to a dealer and sometimes getting a loaner car to drive).

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