Business ProfileforEvansville Ford, LLC

I purchased a 2011 **** F150 from Evansville Ford on Thurs 09/29; within a day or 2 the vehicle was showing Tire Sensor Codes along with the Check Engine Light. I called on Tues 10/04 & scheduled an appt for Fri 10/07. They wanted me to pay to put the truck the diagnostics to see what was going on. I stated that I just purchased this truck and shouldn't have to & they accepted that. The service person (*****) stated that they had replaced the front 2 tire sensors already & the rear 2 were the ones going off now. She also said the oxygen sensor was causing the check engine light & 1 of the back-up sensor could be malfunctioning. They flipped the back-up sensors (L to ***** to L) to see if that would fix it. She would call & email me what was wrong & what the cost would be. I didn't receive an email, but she left a message on Fri evening. I called on Mon 10/10 & was told that to replace the 3 sensors it was going to cost me about $550/$600. I talked to the Manager; he confirmed the cost/diagnosis & told him that I expected more from a Dealership. I wasn't going to pay. He then states that they actually replaced 1 of the rear tire sensors already & that they could get reimbursed for that, but that didn't come out right away & if I hadn't questioned it they would have let me pay for it???!!? If I had to pay for the diagnostics & replacing 3 sensors it would cost $700/$750. The manager offered to compromise at $390 before tax. That is not acceptable to me. I paid $11,000 for the truck & shouldn't have issues within a couple days of purchasing. When purchasing the truck I was offered to purchase an extended warranty, but declined it. My complaint is that I think they knew the sensors were bad & cleared the codes to sell the vehicle. I believe they should stand behind their product & cover the repairs.