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R C Auto Body

5.0 (6 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Services - R C Auto Body

Bumper repair

Auto frame testing

Rear-end damage

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These guys go above and beyond ! Great service and excellent work . Highly recommended . Small shop with old fashioned values .

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Wrench Automotive - Bumper-to-bumper, most makes and models

Wrench Automotive

(3 reviews)

Communicative quickly and efficiently despite my challenges with AAA before I got there. They…read moreunderstood my situation better than both AAA responders and fulfilled the suggested service. I paid nearly exactly what they quoted me.

Worst mechanic experience I've ever had!! I brought my 2008 Honda Fit to this shop for a…read moretransmission swap. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely frustrating and left me with a damaged vehicle and significant out-of-pocket costs. I was originally told I would have my car back around 5 PM. Instead, I didn't get the car back until around 9 PM. When I picked it up, James the owner told me that the transmission fill bolt had not been properly tightened. During first test drive. and transmission fluid leaked out, he explained and then I got car back but I was also missing the transmission dipstick And had no idea. I drove approximately 40 miles home before realizing there was a serious problem. I ultimately had to have the vehicle towed back using my own AAA coverage. When I brought the car back, the missing dipstick was initially discounted as being the cause of the problem. I was then given an explanation involving another bolt that, according to the shop, had apparently been overlooked. My concern was that if that bolt had actually been loose and allowing transmission fluid to escape, there should have been evidence of that fluid loss at the time. When I picked up the vehicle that night, there was also a liquor bottle sitting next to the computer in the work area. I cannot say whether anyone had been drinking, so I'm not going to make that accusation, but given that my vehicle was being worked on and was returned several hours later than promised, it was concerning to see. Ultimately, I was only given $150 back. I was left with a transmission that had experienced problems after the installation, additional expenses, and the responsibility of getting the vehicle back to a condition I could trust. My biggest issue is that when something went wrong with work performed on my vehicle, I expected the shop to take responsibility and make it right. I don't feel that happened here. I'm posting this review because I want other owners and anyone considering a transmission replacement or for James to work on there car to know exactly what happened in my experience. I strongly recommend documenting everything, asking questions about the work performed, and thoroughly inspecting the vehicle before leaving the shop.

AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

(14 reviews)

When our 1989 Dodge B250 based RoadTrek's transmission finally died on the trip home from…read morewitnessing the eclipse in August 2017, we, by chance, more than design limped into to AAMCO. A customer there was waiting for her 1974 Mustang and gave them rave reviews saying they have looked after her car ever since the warranty expired. Giovanni was very pleasant to deal, with and the fact that they are part of a National chain that could offer warranty service back in my home town of San Rafael was the clincher. We left the van with them, and rented a truck to get us and our family, camping equipment, and U-haul trailer back to San Rafael. When the van was finished we arranged for a friend who lived 2 miles from AAMCO in Eugene to take it home until I fly up and and collect it 6 weeks later. I took the scenic route from Yreka to Weaverville along HWY 3 and stopped at Scott Mountain Summit, pulling off the road and driving into the campsite to use the toilets. When I got back in, started the van and put it into drive there was a pop, and then no action from the transmission. Oh Oh! Long story short, a part they had put in - the oil pump - had failed. Now I have helped my brother run an automotive workshop on a remote island in the South Pacific (Tanna in Vanuatu to be exact) in the late 70's early 80's, so I know the frustration of purchasing reputable parts, putting them in, and then have one fail through no fault of our own - we can't see what is in the part, we just have to trust the supplier. Anyway we pay for premium AAA membership for 100 free miles of towing 4 times a year, so that got me to Redding CA on Sunday morning, after sleeping the night at Scott Mountain Campsite. We dropped it at an AAA approved transmission shop since there is no AAMCO shop in Redding. On Monday morning when they opened, they were not willing to work on it in the hope that AAMCO would pay them. After calls to Giovanni and his boss in Eugene, and AAA, we negotiated that AAA would give me another one of my four annual free tows for 100 miles since their agent would not work on it, Eugene AAMCO would cover the cost of the next 100 miles which would have got it to the closest AAMCO shop near Sacrament, and I paid for the last 35 miles or so to get it home to AAMCO in San Rafael where we live. AAMCO in San Rafael, pulled it down, replace the oil pump again on warranty and it is been running beautifully since then. So the advantage of being part of a nation-wide warranty honoring group shone through, and although it was inconvenient, I don't hold them to blame. I strongly believe the did the best they could, and they stepped up to pay a fair share of the $800 towing bill not covered by AAA membership to get the van back home where I could more easily deal with it.

We are a local business and brought our Transit Van to Kurt down at AAMCO. We wanted a brand new…read moretransmission put in and paid the roughly $5,000 for it. Well about a week later the transmission seized up and wouldn't work. AAMCO towed it back to their place and said their tech didn't do something right so they "fixed" it. We gave out 12k miles on the new transmission over a 2 1/2 year period. Now it is doing the same thing it did when they didn't do it right the first time. Kurt informed me we were past the date on the warranty. My question is how that can stay in place when it's doing what it did the first time you "fixed" it after your tech messed it up. Please tho k twice before going here. It's nice to feel like a national company is behind the scenes but they are not. The cooperate office told me today that they do not do quality checks on their franchises as long as they pay their fees. In short I would warn against using a company, especially if they cannot maintain mechanics that are qualified for the work.

Joe's Garage - After they did not plug in the alternator. Such a dumb mistake.

Joe's Garage

(150 reviews)

I called about a headlight replacement and they let me drive-in within 10 minutes and replaced it…read moreso quickly! The price was amazing and the staff was kind. I'm definitely coming back.

One thing worth knowing for anyone booking here: don't expect your car to be seen at your scheduled…read moretime. Book expecting a wait. I booked this appointment two days in advance for 1:30 pm wheel alignment had & dropped my car off early at 12:36 pm in case they could start sooner without expectations. From 1 pm till 2:47pm car sat in the parking lot untouched. Around 2 pm someone came over to offer coffee n' water & said thanks for your patience, we've had a tough day, but gave me no timeline. Whenn't even started yet, that I finally went to ask how much longer I was told the it alone takes about an hour, so I was looking at another hour on top of the two I'd already waited and hour from the appointment time. When I raised my concern, the front desk staff told me the appointment time isn't when service starts, it's just your drop-off time. That's not stated anywhere on their website or when booking. After more than two hours with no proactive updates I chose to leave & book with another shop. To the shop: this would've been a completely different experience if someone had simply told me up front that you were running behind & given me the choice to wait or reschedule. I would have rescheduled if that option had been offered honestly & early. Please train your team to flag delays proactively & add a note when booking that appointment times are drop-off windows. That one change would fix everything that went wrong here.

R C Auto Body - bodyshops - Updated November 2026

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