Originally car wouldn't start, was towed in and told it was an alternator issue. After getting car back, car wouldn't turn over. Was discovered a wire from the fuse box to the engine had worked loose, also had existing problem with BCM unit in the car. Had to have wipers fixed, put out almost 500 dollars, then car died two more times. Later discovered, the car's battery was low on water...don't you think an "electric" place would check to see what the water levels are at for the battery?

I've used Dakota Battery for years, and they always go out of their way to help me, even with last-minute things.