Image Credit: FordTaking your car to a dealership for servicing, say a 2021 Ford Bronco Sport, should be quite a routine affair. This is what one woman expected, and after receiving the call that her car was ready, she was happy to get it back home.But TikTok user Emina (@kawaii.emina) said in a video that this particular dealership had missed a lot of stuff on her car. In fact, it was only because she had taken it to a tire shop in Texas that she found out what was wrong with the car."Ford does not care about your vehicle anymore once it reaches a certain number of miles," she said in her video. "I got an oil change done, and I had a multi-point inspection done," Emina added. "They told me that my vehicle was fine and road-ready." It turned out that was far from the case.AdvertisementAdvertisementA free inspection at a Mavis in Texas saw the shop find a huge list of problems, which irritated her massively. It led her to wonder if, when the next service is due on the car, she can trust a dealership to do the work.What Was Wrong With Emina's Ford Bronco Sport?Emina ran down the list of problems with her car. "The guy tells me that my serpentine belt is frayed. I have grease leaking on the CV axle of the passenger side of my car. And the bottom of my car is literally about to fall off. And the coolant is low in my vehicle," she said. So quite clearly, there were a lot of things wrong with the Bronco after the service.Interestingly, the 2021 Bronco Sport has had a lot of recalls. Sixteen of them, to be precise. These relate to issues surrounding the rear subframe, front control arms, moonroof, and the fuel pump module, to name but a few. We don't know if Emina's Ford Bronco was one of those recalled, but it could perhaps explain the issues she's got with the car and the service it recently had.According to Emina, a service employee told her that her serpentine belt should have lasted up to 150,000 miles. However, most tend to give up around 100,000 miles. If her belt was frayed, then it could have pointed towards something a bit more serious than age. Her car was only new in 2021; we must remember. Misalignment could be the cause, as it can cause premature wear and rib skipping, which can then lead to the fraying that Emina saw on her belt.What Did Viewers Think of Emina and Her Plight?Image Credit: FordThere were some interesting reactions to Emina and the ordeal she had with her Ford Bronco. "Girl, it's not Ford, it's dealerships," said sweetsouthernmess76. Emina disagreed, writing, "They are all under the same company that follows the same policies," and she said she had the same experience across four different dealerships.AdvertisementAdvertisementOthers suggested it was how the dealerships were run that led to Emina suffering her problems. "Dealership technicians don't get paid to do multipoint inspections, so most of the time everything gets marked green," said jarvisparker6. Another commenter praised Ford and stated that a high-tech Ford dealership "gave me a detailed inspection report." Whatever the case, it was clear from the video that Emina was not happy.If you want more stories like this, follow Guessing Headlights on Yahoo so you don't miss what's coming next.