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    Diesel Connection

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Auto maintenance

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    Auto battery or electrical system repair

    Auto engine repair

    Auto steering and suspension repair

    Auto transmission repair

    Routine automotive maintenance

    Transmission leak inspection

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    Valley Transmission & Differentials

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    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.

    Center City Tire & Auto

    Center City Tire & Auto

    (14 reviews)

    I was able to get in right away, Steve has kind, attentive and gave me a quote on what it would…read morecost to fix my door. Great and fast communication.

    Unsafe brake work, brake failure, dismissive customer service -- avoid this shop!…read more I brought my 2015 Nissan Titan to Center Tire in Post Falls, ID in February 2024 for front brake hose and pad replacement. I paid around $650. In June 2025, I experienced a complete brake failure. I discovered that the front brake hose had ruptured due to rubbing against the tire during normal steering. This is a clear sign of improper routing or the wrong hose length. It was not a one-off because both front hoses were contacting the tires, and over time that caused one to rupture. The tires are proper fit for my truck as well. I had to pay $201 out of pocket to tow the truck back to Center Tire, using the tow company Steve recommended. Driving the vehicle to the shop was unsafe because there were no brakes. They refused to reimburse me for the (very necessary due to their faulty work) tow. Steve originally tried to deny all responsibility with hypotheticals about snow, but nothing was bent and the damage was occurring on driver and passenger sides. They are the ONLY ones who touched those hoses, but they used aftermarket parts that were not the proper fit, or the hoses were installed incorrectly. After trying to deny responsibility with several hypothetical excuses, Steve was unable to provide a reason for the failure. They replaced the hoses at no charge, which quietly confirmed the original work was at fault, but: - Refused to reimburse the tow - Claimed (without proof that I asked for) that this type of failure is "common." My own research finds that it's not common at all. - Gave conflicting explanations (first blaming "snow" for possibly bending parts, then admitting nothing was bent) - Dismissed the seriousness of the brake failure and treated me rudely when I calmly asked for accountability. His words were "I guess we'll both have to eat sh** on this one," and when I picked up the truck and asked about the tow reimbursement he was very rude and just said "nope, we're done!" This wasn't normal wear and tear. Brake hoses should never make contact with tires and should last many years. It was their original work that caused a safety-critical failure, and they refused to make it right. I've filed formal complaints with the Better Business Bureau and Idaho Consumer Protection Division. I urge others not to risk your vehicle or your family's safety by trusting this shop with brake or critical systems.

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