tongue-in-cheek here; it’s only a Toyota. You’re getting a finely crafted F-150 Tremor that will be painstakingly inspected, not just merely hosed down off the truck and presented as ready for delivery.
That was my experience for sure.
Are they pretty flexible on when you're able to make it out there to pick it up? Depending on when mine comes in, I may be out of the country for a honeymoon
Hopefully they'll be understanding!I'm guessing it also has to do with how many vehicles they're getting in at once compared to the Toyota dealer you got the 4Runner from. I know a week and half seems long but in the grand scheme of things, we've waited MONTHS so a week and half won't kill us ?
I hope so. What say you @GrangerChip ? For my part, I will be traveling for a funeral around the time it is ready. Then I may be out of country for a few weeks of work travel. How flexible are you with pickup time frames?Are they pretty flexible on when you're able to make it out there to pick it up? Depending on when mine comes in, I may be out of the country for a honeymoon
Looks mine landed at granger last weekend. Per chip they had 40 trucks arrive over two days. They go through service, checking for recalls etc. hoping to hear from them soon on pickup dates.
Finally - some love for the light twin crowd. Congrats! Hopefully this mudhen will see some movement before fall…coming up on 5 months awaiting shipment to granger for my satisfaction. ?
They are flexible with your pick up date. I picked one vehicle up in April, they gave us about 3 weeks from the time they received it, so we could arrange time off from work. Still have 2 more to pick up, one in production and the other is still waiting for scheduling. All 3 ordered in December 2021. I had originally hoped to get all 3 vehicles in one trip, but that hasn't worked out well, at all.Are they pretty flexible on when you're able to make it out there to pick it up? Depending on when mine comes in, I may be out of the country for a honeymoon
I'm guessing it also has to do with how many vehicles they're getting in at once compared to the Toyota dealer you got the 4Runner from. I know a week and half seems long but in the grand scheme of things, we've waited MONTHS so a week and half won't kill us ?
My truck will need two recalls performed once it reaches Granger. One is the trailer brake module reprogram which can be done without dependencies but the second is the steering wiring harness recall that needs a wiring harness to be ordered and then installed.
I know you’re joking but buying a Ford after all these years of driving Toyotas has be pretty nervous haha. But there shouldn’t be much to do besides peeling some plastic off, running it through the wash and shining the tires.
I get it, new brand jitters. From what I’ve read on here, Granger seems to be very thorough to make sure the truck is defect/damage free. Add their high volume of vehicles together with any kind of staffing issues and I can see them quoting 1.5 weeks.
Granger was really flexible with me on a collection date as I was in between business trips and with a flight there and a 1000 mile drive home, I was limited on when I could collect it. I basically picked the day and time and Granger agreed. As long as the PDI is completed, I am sure they will work with you.
