AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

Please, be sure you get a second opinion when selecting to fix your vehicle from this AMMACO auto repair and demand the dignistics they suposly do on your car...placed my trust in these mechanics & I regret not demanding the diagnostic evemaluation prior to let them "work" on my car & I failed to get a second opinion from another mechanic. And, don't pay them the full amount before they work on your car. Because I ended up paying the first time over couple thousands of dollars for a part & labor that did not fix the actual problem...Then, after I reported them the problem, they took a week or better before they decided to re-evaluated their failure to fix my vehicle the first time. The second time they fix it with a part & labor that was only $600.00... So, please with this and any other mechanic be awared and get a second, third opinion and demand the diagnostics the do...and compare or you will be end up paying more for unecessary parts and labor...

I brought my truck in on July 10th to address an oil leak, and what unfolded was a series of events that has left me with a damaged engine and a frustrating experience. Here is a summary of what happened: - July 9th: I took my truck to Willis Cadillac for a recalled airbag replacement and a 60-point inspection, which included a video of my truck running. The inspection revealed an oil leak and CV shift tear. - July 10th: I brought my truck to Ammco to address the oil leak. The work done included replacing the oil pan, oil cooler lines, and front and rear main seals of the transmission. - July 12th (Friday): I paid Mark for the work done 2,400. and was told my truck would be ready for pickup after my appointment. However, when I called Mark at 2 pm, he informed me of a problem with no oil pressure. He said they would take it apart to investigate. - Later that day, Mark called me and said they found a leaf in the oil pickup line and weren't sure how it got there (I have this conversation on video). He said they would replace the pickup line. - After replacing the pickup line and two sensors, the truck still had no oil pressure. It became clear that the leaf could only have entered the pickup line during the oil pan replacement. - Starting the truck multiple times and letting it run for 30 minutes caused damage to the camshaft and camshaft bearings. I am extremely disappointed in the work done at Ammco and the resulting damage to my truck. I drove my truck in with no noise and had to push it out and tow it due to the damage caused by the leaf in the oil pickup line. Mark refused to cooperate with corporate so there is nothing they can do. They work and protect him! And he has no problem telling you this. He literally sent me my complaint to corporate then called me from a different number and asked me if this is how I really feel. Please think twice before you decide to get any work done here.

The best experience I've ever had at a repair shop. Mark the owner was so nice he explained everything to me and even gave me a lender while mine was in the shop. He is a honest polite along with his staff. I would highly recommend this shop to anyone.

Worked with me and got me new transmission with warranty and even gave me a really good reference for Perry's towing.

Nothing but good things to say about this place and the people that work here. I moved from out of state and don’t have family in town and when I tell you the man in charge Mark McCoy will not leave you stranded up the creek I mean it! He has guided me safely back to town in my car that was breaking down and stayed at the shop late until I arrived. He has taken me and picked me up from work after dropping my car off for new brakes so I wouldn’t miss out on any money. These folks really feel like family. They do great work and are honest people. My go to guys (and gals) here in my new town.