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Fort Worth Ram

Car service departments · Ram · West 7th, Dallas–Fort Worth · Trinity Auto Holdings · open since 1993

rank 21 of 27JSON

Heavy diesel workload. Repeat-visit rate is the highest in the panel.

Service Conduct Index
54.7
−0.5since Q1 ’26

Q2 ’26 · n=169 · closed June 30, 2026

0255075100Q3 ’24Q4 ’24Q1 ’25Q2 ’25Q3 ’25Q4 ’25Q1 ’26Q2 ’26Q3 ’26Third quarter 2024: 58.5 (n=118)Fourth quarter 2024: 57.9 (n=124)First quarter 2025: 58.8 (n=131)Second quarter 2025: 56.2 (n=138)Third quarter 2025: 57.7 (n=146)Fourth quarter 2025: 56.5 (n=153)First quarter 2026: 55.2 (n=161)Second quarter 2026: 54.7 (n=169)Third quarter 2026: 54.5 (n=29)
closed quarteropen quarter, provisionaly-axis is always the full 0–100 index — never zoomed to the data
in the fieldQ3 ’26 so far

29 customers have rated Fort Worth Ram this quarter, running at 54.5. Provisional — it will move, and it is not comparable to a closed quarter until it closes on September 30, 2026.

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By dimension

each dimension is the mean of its two items, on 0–100
Responsiveness60.4−0.4

Whether you can reach someone who can help, and whether things happen when promised.

Transparency53.9−3.0

Whether what you were told about money turned out to be what you paid.

Integrity61.1+1.5

Whether commitments survived contact with an opportunity to break them.

Competence38.6+1.2

Whether the thing you came for was actually done, the first time.

Respect59.4−2.1

Whether you were treated the way anyone else would have been.

Item by item

The ten questions, and how each has moved

Item means are on the 0–10 answer scale. The Index above is simply these ten, averaged and multiplied by ten — no weighting, no adjustment.

ItemStatementTrendMeanChangeDon't known
CAR-RESP1When I contacted this service department, I reached a person who could actually help me.5.96−1.412%149
PRP-RESP1When I reported a problem, someone acknowledged it within a reasonable time.
HOM-RESP1They arrived within the appointment window I was given.
VET-RESP1When my animal needed to be seen urgently, I could get an appointment.
CAR-RESP2My vehicle was ready when they told me it would be ready.6.13+0.710%152
PRP-RESP2Repairs were completed within the time I was told they would take.
HOM-RESP2When I called with a question afterwards, I reached someone who could help.
VET-RESP2I was kept updated on my animal's condition without having to chase.
CAR-TRAN1The final invoice matched the estimate I was given.5.59no change11%150
PRP-TRAN1Charges taken from my deposit or account were itemized and explained.
HOM-TRAN1The final invoice matched the quote I accepted.
VET-TRAN1The final bill matched the estimate I was given.
CAR-TRAN2Work I declined stayed declined.5.19−6.012%149
PRP-TRAN2Fees beyond the rent were disclosed before I committed.
HOM-TRAN2Additional work was priced and agreed before it was started.
VET-TRAN2I was told what a treatment would cost before it was carried out.
CAR-INTG1The repairs they recommended were ones my vehicle actually needed.6.08−1.315%143
PRP-INTG1Commitments made to me before I signed were honoured afterwards.
HOM-INTG1The work they recommended was work that needed doing.
VET-INTG1The treatments recommended were ones my animal needed.
CAR-INTG2I was not pressured into services I had not asked about.6.14+4.38%155
PRP-INTG2Changes to my rent or terms came with enough notice to plan around.
HOM-INTG2I was not pressured into a larger job than the one I asked about.
VET-INTG2I was given a real choice, including the option to decline.
CAR-COMP1The problem I brought the vehicle in for was fixed.3.86+1.012%148
PRP-COMP1Repairs were done properly rather than patched.
HOM-COMP1The problem I hired them for was resolved.
VET-COMP1My animal's problem was correctly identified.
CAR-COMP2I did not have to come back a second time for the same fault.3.86+1.512%148
PRP-COMP2I did not have to report the same problem repeatedly.
HOM-COMP2I did not have to call them back for the same fault.
VET-COMP2I did not have to return repeatedly for the same unresolved problem.
CAR-RSPT1I was treated the way I believe any other customer would have been treated.5.95−4.19%154
PRP-RSPT1I was treated the way I believe any other tenant would have been treated.
HOM-RSPT1I was treated the way I believe any other customer would have been treated.
VET-RSPT1I was treated the way I believe any other client would have been treated.
CAR-RSPT2My questions about the work were answered without condescension.5.93no change11%151
PRP-RSPT2Entry to my home was arranged with proper notice.
HOM-RSPT2They left my home as they found it.
VET-RSPT2My questions were answered without condescension.

Change is shown in index points (item change × 10) so it is on the same scale as the headline.

Spread

How the answers were distributed

Every answer given in Q2 ’26, pooled across all ten items. A tall middle is a metro that broadly agrees; two humps are a metro that does not.

26 answered 026 answered 177 answered 2163 answered 3200 answered 4241 answered 5262 answered 6243 answered 7135 answered 879 answered 947 answered 100510
Visibility

Who could answer at all

The share of answers given as not enough information. It has risen 4.3% since Q3 ’24 — fewer customers can say what was done to their car, which changes who the remaining scores are coming from.

11.3%+2.9 pts this quarter
Sample by quarter
Q3 ’24 · n=118Q4 ’24 · n=124Q1 ’25 · n=131Q2 ’25 · n=138Q3 ’25 · n=146Q4 ’25 · n=153Q1 ’26 · n=161Q2 ’26 · n=169Q3 ’26 · n=29
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