San Diego Harley-Davidson®

Hunter Jones

10/10 experience. This is my second time buying a bike with San Diego Harley. They are now under new management since the last time I did, but it is still the great place I remember. All around friendly people and I come by anytime I'm on this side of town just to say hi.I worked with Tyler and let me tell you I've never had customer service like this before. He gave me his cell number and anytime I called he answered, and when I texted he responded in minutes. All around great person and definitely someone to talk to if you're interested in getting a bike. He came in on days off to help me with questions I had and even bought me a "gremlin bell" before I left with my bike. I would definitely 110% recommend this shop to anyone.

Rick Milk

Overall, I loved my first time buying experience with San Diego Harley Davidson! We had a great sales rep named Tyler. He's all about the customer! Fantastic person! He was very helpful in capturing the ideas of what we wanted and what he highly recommended based on our experience as riders! I highly suggest that if you are considering buying a Harley davidson and living in San Diego to go see Tyler at San Diego Harley Davidson, he will help you out with all your needs!

Charles Morehouse

This place is great! The salesman, Russell sold me my first Harley! He was great! Went above and beyond. Thank you bro. To Janie, Danielle, Matthew, Phil, George, Matt, Andrea, and the rest of you who helped me a Big Thank You. You made me feel like family. I recommend everyone come here for great service you won't be disappointed.

Travis Kemp

Russell was great, took me on a couple test rides and was overall just a cool guy to hang out with. When the finance guys came out from behind their desks, it was like sharks smelling blood in the water. Incredibly pushy, tried to intimidate me, tried to make me feel bad, tried to make me feel dumb, tried to make me feel like I owed them something. Eventually I stood up to walk out. I was almost to the exit when the finance guy’s manager stopped me to see if he could sway me with one more offer. I agreed and haven’t slept well since. There’s a 600 lb weight in my stomach that’s also parked in my driveway. If you must have a new Harley, DONT FINANCE THROUGH THEM. If you do finance through Harley, read the paperwork carefully. These guys told me the service contract was $1000. They charged me $1800 for it. They told me the only way to get the loan terms I wanted was to take $2800 off the price. The contract shows the full sticker price originally listed on the showroom floor. I believed what they verbally told me, without verifying that those things made it into the paperwork. Go visit your local credit union on your way into the dealership and get a loan through them. My advice: don’t buy a new Harley. You’ll pay 50% more than the bike is worth.