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West Miramar Automotive & Transmission

West Miramar Automotive & Transmission

(182 reviews)

Sorrento Valley, Miramar

Honest, fast, reliable. They did my smog check quickly and did all the paperwork for my plate…read morerenewal.

This business is an AAA approved mechanic, but was somewhat disappointing. To begin with and at the…read moretime of our visit, the gas station on the corner in front of them was under construction so that their shop was really only visible and accessible from one side. You had to sneak through the car wash on the other side to access them. Like many mechanics, parking is very limited. While this is not their fault, they could have put up some signage to make things easier for their customers. For the repair we needed done, they charged us $500 over the highest fee on the national average scale. They also took 9 hours to complete work that for a competent mechanic takes 2-3 hrs and a highly skilled mechanic can do in about an hour--some DIY car enthusiasts claim they do it in about 50 min total. Finally, when they told us the work was completed, then they said there was a problem before handing over the car and that they had to order a new part because they detected the one they installed was defective. After we left to wait for a new part, they contacted us again to say that they determined there was a loose connection rather than a defective part. While we are glad they found any problems before handing over the car, this back and forth does not inspire confidence in their work--these checks should have been done and any installation errors corrected before communicating to us that the car was done. Due to this last issue, we are left wondering if the repairs will fail. If we are in need of another repair when in the area, we will probably try another AAA recommended mechanic. I was going to end my review there, but the business owner replied before I could finish my review and their response is defensive, inaccurate, and places blame on us, all of which makes us have less confidence in their services. First of all, our car was never towed to their business. We drove it in as it was still functional and they assured us that it would probably run at least 2-3 more days without any repairs. Second, they told us that they had at least one of the parts and that the car would be done Monday morning despite ordering the other part. They also said that they could get the part very quickly, but there was just not enough time to complete the repair on Friday. If they needed hours to get try second part they completely led us to believe that was NOT the case on Friday. If it just unexpectedly took longer to get the part, then they could have just told us that. They emphasized several times Monday--MORNING to complete the work. We did ask IF IT could be finished same day, but we never demanded any specific finish time. When they said "no,"we asked IF it could be done by Monday. They volunteered Monday MORNING with repeated emphasis on morning--something we did not request. When I contacted them late in the morning for an update on Monday, it was not done, so we waited. It was around 1:30-2:00 when they first finished and then 3:00 when they corrected the improper installation. We did not take possession of the car till at least 3:00. Even if they did no work on the car on Friday due to lack of one part, they still had the car for 8 hrs on Monday before the repair was completed. If they had ordered a second part to replace a defective one they installed, then we would have either gotten the car at 5:00 or next day. Point is that neither 1:30-2:00 nor 3:00 is MORNING. Other point is, that even with waiting for one part to start, the repair time seems too long--assuming the part took 3 hrs to get (when they originally said they could get it fast) 5 hrs to do a 2-3 hrs repair even with other cars in the lineup is too long. Finally, while using OEM parts can be a much higher price, it cannot account for a minimum of a $500 mark up on this particular job and given the old age of our car (for some other mechanics the cost is almost $1000 less than what we were charged), a difference which is almost certainly labor costs that are at a business' discretion. They may truly believe, their cost and repair time are valid, but the research we did before bringing them the car says otherwise. We were aware of the average cost and time to make the repair before their estimate, but needed it done and so just had them do the work. We really didn't care if the work was finished morning or afternoon, but if we are told one or the other and it ends up taking more time, then in our experience a responsible mechanic will contact the customer with an update rather than waiting for the customer to initiate communication. We are old farts and this is maybe the 5th or 6th alternator we have replaced over the course of owning many cars and dealing with many mechanics over the years. Further, as a mechanical engineer who sometimes does his own work on his cars, I just don't find their explanation plausible and as a customer I find their response inaccurate and placing blame and therefore additionally disappointing.

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