Ok I'm back...did they serve drinks here yet?

My post count has nothing to do with anything. You are the one acting like a big shot and using an aggressive, adversary tone. You said I better "watch my mouth" and I said I would like you to show me how to. This would be interesting. So its you that has acted a little out of line here...

After all your bashing and wild shenanigans, you are the pot calling the kettle black by making assumptions about me, saying that I'm probably
the type of customer that "likes my butt hole tickled and roses thrown at my feet"....well you know what??!! YOU ARE ABSO-**king-LUTLEY right!!!!!

Let me just say this, if I ever spend my hard earned money on a dealership, and place my trust in someone servicing my car that I value, you can bet that I expect my butthole to be tickled with the amount I am spending and the competitive nature of the business. I throw roses at ALL my clients because they pay me and allow me to have a nice living. It's called customer service. Without them I am nothing. Sure there are going to be a few unreasonable clients here and there, but you get the good with the bad. Most people come to you for a service and are willing to pay your price, and all they expect is to be treated well and honestly with respect.

Customer service as a long comeback in today's world if you ask me...

You won't get anything if you don't ask for it. Perhaps the wording of my post was open to interpretation, but you have to go into any negotiation on a firm note (difficult to convey in a few words on an Internet forum).

In summary though, if the dealer damages your car (which we have to take on face value from ops post) then they need to not only make it good, but they also need to compensate you for diminished value and the extra hassle and loss of your time. If they don't, they should not expect a thriving customer base.

the dealership has claimed responsibility for the damages and they said they will take care of repairs for my car. still havent called me about when they will actually repair it though

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the service guy told me AMG wheels have different patterns and they need to apply the fill, let it dry and reapply again so the process will take more than a day. also i looked in my trunk where the spare is i noticed they left a set of gloves, bolts and looks like they used the car's jack.

Popcorn.

I heard King Jaffe Joffer has since left Zamunda to portray the voice of the dark lord in a sci-fi movie.
Can anyone else confirm this?

woke up today and front right and back left tire both flat. so on top of the dent they left they also managed to flatten 2 tires. im beginning to think having some sort of compensation is not a unreasonable request now

Unbelievable. If this was actually caused by the dealer then following receipt of said compensation I would never take my car back there.

A dent is terrible, but sometimes things happen (still this either means that some @sshole dented your car and didn't own up to it to the service manager, or the service manager didn't own up to it to you - I cant believe that someone would do this and not notice), but when you combine that with puncturing two tyres, that is downright negligent.

yeah i dont see how this is even possible. i talked to my sales person and told him i dont want to work with my current service person ever again and he said the service manager will take care of my car himself monday. hopefully this is the last it and they compensate me enough for me to even think about giving them another chance.

im sorry to hear this. my (then new) '13 was also in for work on curbed wheel. i was told a day but it turned to be 2 due to AMG wheels requiring machining. 3 is reasonable once u factor in transportation and work load as this work typically gets sub-contracted out to speciality companies as others have said. upon return, my door was scratched and i had a flat rear. the moral of the story is.. empathy .

did they compensate you at all?

Agreed 10000000%