Tim Dahle Bountiful

They were faster than expected They kept me informed I wish they would of had more loaner cars while they had the vehicle

Been a great Partnership. Wish I can afford to buy another Car from them again.

For the last year, Tim Dahle Nissan has worked with me and my budget to get a used car and keep up its maintenance. Thank you.

good diagnostic and oil change but gave me no help on how to discard carcaus

Great Opportunity, Such A Sad Result (for them). I came to them looking to replace my 2001 Tundra with an exact copy. I was even willing to fly out from Minnesota to do so, BUT, they kept changing the price (they raised it by 9K after I initially contacted them), appeared to ghost me when I asked for additional details and ultimately didn't seem to care about a sale. The salesman was pleasant but seemed inexperienced for 8 years with them and when I tried to make arrangements that would guarantee that they wouldn't sell the truck from under me while on the way out, they never replied. For a 26 year old vehicle that has been on their lot for over 5 months, they didn't seem to want to move it. Ultimately, I spent my money elsewhere. I was advised to run, not walk away from this dealer. Others may have different/better experiences but from my perspective, Be Wary, Be Very Wary. It could have been such a good deal for everyone, SO SAD.

I would NOT recommend Tim Dahle Nissan in Bountiful. If you must go, document EVERYTHING in writing, screenshot all communications, and be prepared for pushback. Beware—they do not stand behind their work. I brought my 2015 Nissan Armada to Tim Dahle Nissan in Bountiful for an ECM replacement. The repair was very expensive and took several weeks. Upon picking it up the first time, the heater wasn't working on the short drive home—something that functioned perfectly when I dropped it off. I called the next day, pointing out it likely got disconnected during the repair. After back-and-forth, they quoted ~$400 for the heater control valve. Escalation to corporate took days, and they offered to cover half of an $800 repair (suddenly the quote doubled). I had a screenshot of the original $400 estimate and showed it to them—miraculously, they then agreed to cover the valve repair for free. Picked it up the second time, tested full heat on the 2-mile drive home—it seemed fixed. A few days later on a trip to California, new issues emerged that were never present before: Heater only hot at max 90° (cold air at 84° or lower)—classic blend door actuator disturbance from dash work. A/C no longer blows cold (discovered in CA warm weather; would've been unknown in Utah winter). Strong exhaust smell at idle/stop lights. These clearly tie to the ECM/dash/under-hood work performed. When I contacted them, they dismissed it saying I "should have brought it in before leaving" and refused any assistance. Grateful they eventually covered the valve (after pressure), but deeply disappointed in the lack of accountability for obvious post-repair problems and the quote-doubling tactic. It feels dishonest. I would NOT recommend Tim Dahle Nissan in Bountiful. If you must go, document EVERYTHING in writing, screenshot all communications, and be prepared for pushback. Beware—they do not stand behind their work.

Bought a used 2024 Nissan from the dealership. It was dark when we closed the deal. The next morning we found car had a cracked taillight. Despite the fact that we had minutes before had the dealership put in a new battery in our trade-in (we hadn’t planned on buying a new car), the dealership refused to replace the taillight. The light alone was $450. Do not trust them. Buy elsewhere.

5 stars cause Jason and Levi are goated but overall i rate 3.5-4 stars

Haroon was great! He worked with me over the phone about the price and condition. Since I live 4 hours away I wanted to make sure the vehicle was solid and it was exactly how Haroon described it. Honest and friendly service.

If you want a dealership that can turn a simple car purchase into a full-blown hostage situation, Tim Dahle Nissan of Bountiful is the place. The only good thing? The waiting room music. If they sold cars with the same talent they pick playlists, this review wouldn’t exist. The Tiguan was advertised (and priced) as a 7-seater. Reality: five seats, with zero interest in adjusting the price. The brakes shuddered like the car was begging for help, and I made it clear: fix them or no deal. Then came the “included perks” that weren’t included at all. They tried sneaking in $2,000 for a “lifetime battery” and “dynamic brake lights,” plus another $2,300 for a “worry-free guarantee” no one could explain. On a 2022 with 22k miles. Stunning. Six hours later, we agreed on a deal with brake repair in writing. They delivered the car filthy—dog hair, dirty upholstery, streaky windows—and the brakes were still terrible. Their tech supposedly found “no issues,” which was adorable considering nothing had been done. I got a third-party inspection proving otherwise; they preferred trusting their imaginary brake inspection. Fast-forward through three 2-hour round trips. The tech finally rode along and immediately confirmed warped rotors. Cue hours of excuses before they finally approved new rear rotors/pads and refacing the fronts. Meanwhile, the “1.5-hour” detail hadn’t happened after five hours of waiting. By the end, I’d spent 18 hours at this circus. And the grand finale: after repairs, the shuddering was gone—but the brake pedal went to the floor. Their techs somehow introduced air into the brake system. I returned the car again, got a loaner, and the next morning they called to say they had “nothing to do with it” and wanted $200 to bleed the brakes. Yes, they want me to pay to fix the problem they created. I’m now waiting on management to approve the bleed at no cost, because paying for their incompetence is not happening. The car itself? Great. This dealership? A full-scale carnival of incompetence—upsells disguised as freebies, zero accountability, awful communication, and an impressive commitment to wasting your time. Read the reviews I wish I had read… and go absolutely anywhere else.