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Clark County Transmission

4.1 (9 reviews)
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Master Tech Automotive

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I was loaning my Yukon to a friend coming into town and needed a service asap. I had no luck at the…read moreDealerships but they referred me to Master Tech, they were able to get me in the following morning. Great Service Dept, very friendly and knowledgeable. I'll be going back.

LIFE THREATENING SAFETY NEGLIGENCE As a Senior Asian Women,…read moreI want to share my experience, since I chose this mechanic shop 5 Star Reviews and the AAA certification on the door. I am not a reviewer person, but I don't want anyone to go through the unnecessary fear, stress and anxiety of having their life in danger especially when a parent suffered a stroke and is incapacitated and you are her advocate. Repair: Differential Gear Shaft Replacement Repair entails: disconnecting brake lines, reconnecting, and bleeding them Cost: $5,335.00 Summary: 3 repair visits and 24 hours out of state emergency brake failure repair Repair 1 p/u date April 14th - failed at 70 miles an hour in Oregon on my way to San Diego, Ca, by the time I got back to Vancouver, WA it was worse than when I first brought in for the repair. Repair 2 p/u date June 4th - failed at 25 miles almost immediately June 9th went into the shop One Last Chance and I Demanded Toyota OEM parts since I learned I paid too much for none OEM parts and they were trying to pressurize the pinion gear themselves, the reason for the immediate failures. Also, stated if this replacement failed, I'd expect all my money back. Repair 3 date July 9th - my brakes lost pressure in early Sunday morning of July 12th on my way to San Diego, Ca. failed in Bakersfield, California at about 8:30 am after driving all night. Paid $395.91 for a 24-hour emergency mechanic to bleed my brakes. Brake Failure Cause: bubbles / air in the rear brake line. Why didn't it fail sooner - low traffic cool night driving, used cruise and to keep myself alert slowing through curves by shutting off cruise and accelerated then restarted cruise while driving through the Oregon and California mountains. What happens when bubbles / air gets in the brake lines: brake fluid heats up and the air expands causing no pressure to your brakes and the pedal goes to the floor.

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Honest-1 Auto Care

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This is the only place I take my cars. Never have an issue. Great service and always kindread more

I called Honest One Auto on Wednesday to schedule an appointment for Monday morning for an overall…read moreinspection. Everything seemed fine, but then I received a call on Friday saying they had an opening on Saturday morning and asked if I wanted to move my appointment up. Unfortunately, I was out of town and couldn't make it Saturday. When I arrived Monday for the appointment I had originally scheduled, I was told that my appointment was no longer in the computer and that they would have to work me into the schedule. This was extremely frustrating because I had specifically called ahead and made an appointment for Monday, and it appeared that my original appointment had been removed because they were hoping I would come in Saturday instead. Once I was finally seen, I went in knowing my check engine light was on and that I likely needed an oil pressure sensor. I also knew my front brakes were getting low because they had started squeaking occasionally -- nothing that seemed urgent. The inspection resulted in a $2,373.46 estimate. They recommended replacing both the front and rear brakes and rotors, in addition to the oil pressure sensor. I decided not to move forward with the recommended repairs and told them I would call if I wanted to schedule anything. I ended up getting a second opinion, and I'm very glad I did. The second shop confirmed that my front brakes did need to be replaced, but said the additional pins/rotors recommended by Honest One were not necessary. They also told me my rear brakes still had approximately 70% life remaining and did not need to be replaced. My second opinion came back at approximately $850 total for the oil pressure sensor and front brakes, compared with the $2,373.46 estimate from Honest One. I will say that I had a good experience with the oil change itself. I had already purchased my own oil and filter and decided to have them do the oil change while I was there, and that part of the experience was fine. Unfortunately, between the appointment mix-up and the significant difference in the repairs recommended versus what another shop found, I left feeling like I couldn't trust the inspection or estimate. I'm grateful I got a second opinion before spending thousands of dollars on repairs that, according to another shop, were not necessary. My advice: if you get a major repair estimate here, get a second opinion before approving the work.

Clark County Transmission - transmissionrepair - Updated October 2026

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