I had my A/C "repaired" at the AAMCO on INA Rd in Tucson. Three days later it was down again. I was…read moreon a business trip so went to AAMCO thinking that when I was back in town in Phoenix that I could trust a reputable national chain like AAMCO. I went to four different shops here in town & nobody would honor the warranty on my $400 repair. The best offer I received was for $600 they would redo teh work correctly. I reached out to AAMCO corporate board of directors & finally received a response form a Jacquline who played word games & explained why they won't back their work. For a Company that says it's Mantra is "We put the care back in car care." Its a disgusting lie. Then when they say "Every customer deserves a Warranty" it is straight up false advertising. The Ina Road store was the original rip off & none of the stores in the Phoenix metro area or corporate could care less. My A/C is still broken & no one cares so do yourself a favor & steer clear of AAMCO.

Firestone on Tangerine recommended AAMCO when my Jeep Wrangler started having clutch problems. I…read morecalled & talked to Jake & was surprised at the very positive "can do" atttitude. Took the Jeep in right away, didn't realize the inspection would be free which was a huge surprise to my husband & I. Clutch worked smoothly for 4 different drivers at AAMCO & also my husband, so we took it home. As soon as the clutch malfunctioned for me again, we called Jake & easily made arrangements to have it serviced. Jake & his crew went over & above excellent service & are very efficient & thoughtful. The work done was less than the quoted price so they are very honest which we sincerely appreciate. Highly reccomended this business!!

1 whole year... and it ain't even fixed. They will ignore you and ignore you and say they need more…read moretime. By far the worst experience with a mechanic. I warn everyone about this place and will continue to do so.

It took me nearly a year to get my transmission done. It seems they promise customers a time frame…read morethat only exists to them. I observed another person quite angry bc his vehicle was not even touched within the time frame promised. After the $2k+ was paid to them, I still needed to return my car bc it still was not right. Too many excuses & promises for not a promised delivery. Will never go back there.

The folks at Aastro are always professional, skilled and friendly. They exceed expectations every…read morevisit.

1. Aastro Transmission (Broadway Blvd) held my vehicle from April 30 to May 14, 2026…read more Pre-tow video: Proves the front-end body damage did not exist before Aastro took custody. Video of Aastro's tow truck driver loading my truck on their tow truck captures unsecured towing chains dangling precisely where the new front-end damage is located. Impact evidence: Video shows the vehicle impacting the gantry frame, visibly shifting the tow truck chassis Discovered damage: My insurance retrieved my truck on 5-14 at 9:50 am. My insurance tow driver noted severe front-end dents/paint damage; I found missing coil pack bolts on my engine. 2. Multiple return trips required due to faulty aftermarket oil cooler installation. Condenser failure: Paid $500 for a sudden A/C leak despite it working perfectly pre-service. It is impossible for an air conditioner to function with a condenser leak. The condenser sits exactly where mechanics installed the front-end aftermarket oil cooler. 3. Salesmen Manny and Patrick, alongside Manager Ray Collins, refuse to address damages. I emailed owner Ryan Brown on 7/9 requesting insurance information and I never received a response. I spoke with Ryan Brown on 7-21; I mentioned to Ryan that I emailed him with no response back. Ryan explained he " don't get involved with these issues and referred me to Manager Ray Colins. Manager Ray Collins made local news for his arrest in 2017. This was due to insurance fraud and identity theft while he managed a Midas car care in Tucson.

Vehicle was taken on time for an oil change and completed when they said it would. There were no…read moreheavy attempts to sell additional services or parts. Coming back in 5,000 miles.

Don't ever take your car here. Unprofessional and over priced. They messed up my car.There coupons…read moreare a trick to get you in. I complained to corporate they never got back to me. I'm considering dropping my membership. Now I have to take my car back for things they didn't do and fix things they broke. After 2 and ahalf weeks they had my car. They don't seem to care. They don't even deserve 1 star.

I'm a first time customer and needed a new mechanic that I could trust. That's really hard to find…read morein Tucson. David made me feel so comfortable even though the work I needed this time was a simple oil change. I knew my old car needs some other repairs and his mechanics gave my car a thorough going over. There was zero pressure to get the work done right away and/or by them. He gave me prices which are very fair and itemized most important to least important. This kind of openness and honesty is so appreciated and I will be back. Thanks, David.

Attempted to overcharge on parts. (Rear shocks) Quoted me $150 each when they only cost $88.read more

I would not recommend Atlas Transmission to anyone with Transmission issues. They charged me 275$…read moreto just look at my truck. When all other places usually will check it out for free. And once they did "look" at my truck all they said is that it smelt like burning liquid and the transmission needed to be rebuilt and my only two options was a dealer unit which was 8,200$ or a rebuild for 7,700$. I got a 2nd opinion and the mechanic stated that they didn't even attempt to refill it and test it. Once tested that my transmission was working fine with no other majors errors.

I had the displeasure of dropping off my Lexus for a transmission diagnostics…read more My Lexus has been having intermittent shifting issues; I have a code reader and the error code was P0761, a transmission shift solenoid code. I had heard good things through a local mechanic shop concerning Atlas, so I called Atlas Transmission and communicated the error code type and my desire for a diagnostic; basically, I need to determine whether I need a new transmission or whether the problem was more the shift solenoid/valve body. I was told no problem, diagnostics could be performed for $275. I dropped the car off, and the next day I get a call from Atlas stating that they will need to drop the transmission pan. I thought, "well of course they need to drop the pan, that is how you're going to determine root cause." I was then told that I would need to pay another $400 for them to take the pan off to complete diagnostics. So, nearly $700 to drop the transmission pan... (I should note that Atlas states they will take the "diag" fee of $275 off if you opt for them to perform repairs-sunk cost fallacy). Noticing that this was a deceptive practice, I immediately drove over to pick-up my vehicle and was told they can't release it unless I paid $275. I asked what I was paying for, and the receptionist said I was paying for an "electrical diag/code read" and "the mechanics time for driving the car around to confirm the code because he could have been working on other cars." So, I was given no new information, and was left where I had started. After I told them how deceptive this was and that I was not paying ~$300 to be told I have a shift solenoid code I had already given them, they lowered the price to $160. Great. The owner finally talked to me on the phone, and he was condescending, rude, and treated me like I was stupid for not asking enough questions about what "diagnostics" means. I thought diagnostics meant determining root cause of the error code, but I was wrong, apparently it means read codes, reset them, and drive the car around to confirm it was a mechanical issue. Thanks, I have already done that. It wasn't worth raising my voice on the phone over $160, so I ended up paying even though I received nothing of value. Tony, you should be ashamed. It will be awhile until I am able to return to work after a near fatal motorcycle accident, and it takes me a lot of energy to get out of the house and run errands when I should be resting; your shop misled me about your "diagnostics service" just to get a potential customer through the door. Your very professional and kind front desk receptionist, Amanda, is doing a lot of heavy lifting for you and the company, and I really hope you're compensating her well enough. I cannot speak to the quality of the repairs this shop performs, but I would not trust this shop to work on my vehicle after learning that an actual diagnostic costs ~ $700. Will not be recommending Atlas to anyone going forward.

We had been to another shop in a different town and was told we needed to replace our whole AC…read moresystem, which didn't sit right with us because we knew it wasn't the whole system. We have a 2008 Ford F250. We called integrity and explained to them what was going on and they got us right in, got our AC checked out, identified the problem quickly and had it fixed in about a day, even with a hard to find hose that (was the only thing) needed to be replaced. Communication was top tier, they provided status updates constantly. Customer service is awesome and the prices are fair! Highly recommend this place if you are needing any work on your vehicles. Ask for Rich he will get you taken care of!

I took my Infiniti QX80 to Integrity Automotive & Diesel expecting an honest, evidence-based…read morediagnosis. Unfortunately, my experience was anything but that. They kept my vehicle for two days and charged me for a diagnostic. However, the report they provided states there were no active, pending, or history transmission codes, the technician could not duplicate the concern, and no issues were detected while monitoring live transmission data during the road test. The only documented finding was that a small sample of transmission fluid appeared dark and burnt. From there, the technician wrote that they believed it could be an internal transmission issue and recommended replacing the entire transmission. What is missing from the report is just as important as what is included. There is no documentation that the transmission had failed, no confirmation of internal damage, no evidence of metal shavings or clutch material, no hydraulic pressure testing, no testing confirming a failed torque converter, and no objective evidence supporting such a major repair recommendation. I later discovered that Integrity Automotive & Diesel does not have the manufacturer-specific diagnostic equipment needed to fully diagnose an Infiniti transmission. Had they been honest about that from the beginning, I would have taken my vehicle to a shop that could properly diagnose it instead of paying for an opinion. To make matters worse, this opinion was reported to Carfax, creating a record based on a diagnosis that was never confirmed through testing. Integrity is built on honesty, transparency, and evidence. Based on my experience, I did not receive those things. I expected a diagnosis supported by facts--not assumptions. I cannot recommend this shop.

Pat Cooley was very responsive and accommodating. He let me bring my 1968 caddy in for service,…read morekept garaged overnight and serviced the transmission the next day. Stopped the leaks, did some work to the differential all at s very reasonable price. He also alerted me to issues to look out for on the Future. He is very into old cars and extremely knowledgeable and helpful

I drive from Green Valley up to Ina Rd. to have Patrick & crew keep my car in tiptop shape. Highly…read morerecommended, and I wouldn't trust my car with anyone else!

My Camaro's AC stopped working and it wasn't just a freon problem. The diagnosis was "broken blend…read moredoor actuator." I went to three places where I experienced rudeness, incompetence, and estimates of several thousand dollars as well as having to be without my car for weeks. Finding Pusch Ridge was like being able to breathe deeply after you've been holding your breath a long time. They were courteous, knowledgable, and confident. They ended up doing the repair in one day and for a lower price than any of the other places had quoted me. Even if Pusch Ridge Auto isn't close to you, it's worth the drive. You can actually trust them and enjoy interacting with them! The AC works like a dream now, just in time for summer in Tucson :)

Amazing service! The workers are so very kind! Genuinely grateful that they were able to squeeze me…read morein to fix my car!!