This one was a little different because I started the job myself. Did the right wheel myself and used a disc grinder to take the "lips" off the outer edge of the rotor ; it was not pretty (I intended to get the rotors turned). The left rotor was cracked and I had beatup the anchor bolts with the 300? ft.lb it took to get them out .
The dealer in College Station TX said he didn't care! Bring it in! I did and he did the job in about 2 Hr including turning the rear rotors. He also put in the trailer harness recall ,all at no charge to me .He didn't try to sell me any other maintenance.
Overall he was very gentle with me ,maybe because this was my first time; that is my first brake job in over 50 yr of driving. I did have a tune-up once in 1959.

I am glad you took it in. I didnt want to see you do this & find out later it was covered.

3,000 on the new brakes and no dust on the front wheels and the brakes "feel" great ( like when I put "titanium" pads on my GMC ).
I am trying to think of a reason to go back to Douglass in College Station.

I am trying to think of a reason to go back to Douglass in College Station.

I don't think I've ever met a Service Department groupie before.

Sounds like a great dealership.