Priority Toyota of Springfield

Name: Priority Toyota of Springfield
Address: 7601 Loisdale Rd, Springfield, VA, 22150, US
Telephone: 703-451-0300
Price range: $$$
Rating: 0.5

7601 Loisdale Rd
Springfield, VA 22150 703-451-0300

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83 ratings
45% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 7% higher than average
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Consumer Ratings for Priority Toyota of Springfield — 83 Ratings

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Consumer Comments for Priority Toyota of Springfield

Consumer from Springfield, VA
May 20, 2024

Service work is good but don't let them upsell you on items/repairs that aren't needed.

Consumer from LORTON, VA
Apr 07, 2024

Went for diagnostic on battery not charging. Had been to NTB and NTB put in new alternator, but battery died and had to be towed. NTB put in new battery but happened again. So took to Toyota for assessment of the alternator fuse (a hard to get to fuse under hood. Ours was 20 year old van and they just weren't interested in doing any problem investigation. Place seems OK for new-ish cars and warrenty service, but not a good option for older cars. They said the new alternator wasn't a toyota brand part so I should pay them to put a toyota alternator in and after that they would see if they could figure out the problem. They didn't meausre voltages or test existing alterrnator, just charged $175 to put on lift, send a video of assessment (which included saying breaks were OK and tie rods needed to be replaced).

Consumer from ASHBURN, VA
Apr 02, 2024

Replaced two tire pressure sensors that had gone bad. No problems with the repairs. But, the cost seemed a bit high, and the mechanic failed to replace the valve caps.

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