Dave and Suzzette gave us an honest bid. $3,000 less than 2 other bids. The quote they gave…read moreearly on was what we paid for a rebuilt transmission on our GMC Acadia. Go here if you have transmission problems.

Just wanted to say that I am sure they do good work, but I am just called, and they can't see me…read morefor three weeks. I am traveling through. The reviews from other travelers seem suspect.

Love these guys, gals, and Missy! Been taking our cars there for years! The shuttle service is…read moregreat!

They have always given my husband and I great service and do a great job maintaining our vehicles…read more Whether it's a routine oil change or something much more complicated they get it done efficiently and have it back to me as soon as possible! Also love that the blow up guy is back up out front!

They diagnosed the issues with my Subaru Forester thoroughly, explaining in detail how and what was…read moreneeded to correct them. Work was done in a timely manner and at a very fair price. The owner was very knowledgeable and friendly, working with me to schedule a few different issues to better fit my budget. Will always go back for my automobile needs. Great job!!

Todd and Bob are honest with professional work ethics! Last week was one of the few times we took…read moreour Toyota Tacoma to Nelson's Auto. Todd was fair at pricing, explained every detail of work needed to be done, was on time on ordering the parts, and fixed our toyota truck that needed alots of work on a proper timing! Absolutely great service, super value for the money paid, friendly professional team. I recommend them to anyone looking for a trustworthy mechanic shop in the area! Thank you Todd and Bob for the great work and customer service!

I wouldn't recommend this shop. He gives a 2 year warranty. He rebuilt my transmission 3 times in…read morethose 2 years. Rod said he wouldn't extend my warranty past 2 years to cover the new transmissions he put in. At the end of 2 years and 3 transmissions later my warranty ended. 3 months later I was still having problems. I took it to a different transmission shop. They pulled the pan and found metal shavings. They recommended a transmission from Ford. Got it replaced and it works like a champ. It cost me $, time and towing going to Rods. I wouldn't recommend.

I have some issues with my Nissan Frontier. A friend thought I should have a transmission shop…read morelook at it. I found Rods with good reviews. He was so helpful and friendly. He quickly determined it was not transmission related but went the extra mile to find a manufacturer bulletin about muffler issues and steered me to the proper repair folks, all at no charge. Nice work and thanks Rod

Only transmission shop that would talk to me about my 2011 jeep wrangler manual transmission. They…read moredid a great job in a timely manner. They practiced good communication during the process with parts that were delayed due to the Christmas season. I will be returning with any transmission issues I have and would highly recommend. Honest, respectful, and good communication.... Best experience I've had with a shop. I have had many engine swaps, rebuilds and transmission replacements over the last 20 years as I've taken keeping up as a hobby. I've had my rounds a few shops. This one is getting my business every time.

I had my Ford Ranger automatic transmission rebuilt at Valley Transmission approximately 25K miles…read moreago and have now experienced multiple parts failures the most recent being the input speed sensor (the manual lever position sensor failed right after the rebuild was completed). I was informed by an employee at Valley Transmission that they had used Chinese parts to do the rebuild. For $3400 dollars I was expecting OEM parts so this came as a total surprise to me. As far as I can tell the work done by the Valley Transmission mechanic was solid but the Chinese parts used in the rebuild are of inferior manufacture and the warranty is expired so I am now left $3400 poorer with a nonfunctional vehicle. RESPONSE TO VALLEY TRANSMISSIONS RESPONSE: Sheryl, It doesn't matter where they were purchased from. I was informed by a Valley Transmission employee that they were Chinese manufactured parts. With multiple failures (one right after the rebuild) the parts used in the rebuild are clearly of inferior manufacture.

Horrible customer service: My Experience!!…read more Living in a remote area, basic errands often become an ordeal. For me, that includes the annual ritual of driving into town (thirty minutes) to get my vehicle serviced and my snow tires mounted--something I make a point to do before winter fully sets in. This year, however, my trip was far more frustrating than it needed to be, thanks to what I can only describe as a lack of customer service and transparency at Mike White Ford in Ponderay, Idaho. Like many, I rely on snow tires to navigate our challenging winter roads. My tires are in great condition, despite being ten years old--they have fewer than 500 miles on them, have been stored indoors, and are well-maintained. I scheduled my appointment weeks in advance to ensure everything would be taken care of before the snow became too treacherous. Yet, when I braved a snowstorm to make my appointment for an oil change and tire mounting, I was blindsided. At pickup, the dealership informed me they would not mount my snow tires because, as they claimed, it was "illegal" under DOT regulations. This declaration struck me as odd, so I asked for clarification and interacted with both the service advisor and the service manager. Unfortunately, neither could provide proof of this supposed law. Instead, the service manager handed me a printout from the Ford owner's manual, specifically page 58, which states, *"In general, tires should be replaced after six years regardless of tread wear."* This was presented as their justification for refusing to mount the tires. However, it's clear this is a recommendation, not a regulation. Their inability to distinguish between the two and their insistence that no other shop would mount the tires left me frustrated. Curious, I called two other local tire businesses and was told they'd need to inspect the tires but would likely mount them if they were in good condition. So much for "no one else would do it." Safety is, of course, paramount. I understand the concerns about older tires, even those with low mileage and good storage conditions. What frustrates me isn't the dealership's adherence to their policy--it's the lack of communication and accountability. They didn't mention this policy when I scheduled my appointment weeks in advance, nor did they apologize for the inconvenience it caused me. There was no acknowledgment of the time and effort I spent driving in a snowstorm, no attempt at service recovery, and no sign warning customers of this practice. A simple heads-up when scheduling the appointment would have allowed me to avoid the hassle and find another solution. A courteous apology or even an offer to help me find a shop that could mount my tires would have gone a long way. Instead, I got defensiveness, misinformation, and an unwillingness to take responsibility for their failure to communicate. Customer service is about more than following policies. It's about how those policies are applied and how businesses treat their customers, especially when things go wrong. My experience at Mike White Ford in Ponderay, Idaho, was a lesson in how not to handle a situation. I hope by sharing this story, I encourage businesses--especially those in small communities where trust and word-of-mouth matter--to prioritize communication, honesty, and service recovery. That's what keeps customers coming back, storm or shine.

Terrible experience with the service department! I took my husbands truck in for a transmission…read moreissue (for which we have a full coverage warranty) while he was working out of state, I'm not sure if they think they can pull a fast one on me because I'm a woman, or if they just have zero disregard for a factory warranty, but they wouldn't work on it because they said water got into a plug where the water would have had to travel up at least an inch and a half. Now I might not be a vehicle expert, but I do know basic laws of gravity and that they haven't changed and that water cannot run up hill. We had to call out of state to the transmission shop that installed it and they called the ford the got the transmission from to assure us that this issue is covered by our warranty. Even after going back and forth with the transmission shop out of state (and that shop with Ford the company) Mike White still would not do the warranty work. Took it to Burnett and sounds like he gets a lot of work from Mike White not honestly honoring warranty issues. Unfortunately I will be going all the way to Spokane for any further work that must be done at a dealership.

Purchased our first set of snow/studded tires. Provided us with a very good price. Tires were…read moreinstalled without issue. Tires were mounted on a new set of wheels ,just for winter. Great local business in Libby.

Great service had a flat tire they were busy but took time to help me out definitely appreciate the…read moreservice

Two thumbs up. John is terrific at diagnostics and repair. Also doesn't mind answering questions…read moreand making sure the customer knows what the issue is and the required fix is.

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Took care of me In short order. Passing thru needed help they fit me in. Quality people work here…read more Took the time to help me out. Thank you again gentlemen

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