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

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Larry at Trans-Matic was incredibly kind, efficient and easy to work with. Would absolutely recommend them and use their services again.

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Freddy's Auto Service

Freddy's Auto Service

(8 reviews)

What can I say except for these guys really know what they're doing I've had two vehicle serviced…read morehere at different times and I've always left confident and satisfied these dudes on top of the game.l

Would rate lower if I could. A couple months ago I had taken my car in to get some new parts…read moreinstalled which I had brought myself. After a few days they had called me and let me know a rear main output seal for the transmission I had provided did not fit so they went ahead and purchased the correct one and just added the cost to my bill which was fine. The rear end was leaking so I also asked them to replace the pinion seal & flange on the differential, when they finally called me and told me the car was ready for pickup they also informed me that the flange i had provided did not fit. Instead of letting me know and purchasing the correct part like they did for the transmission, they just put the pinion nut back on called it a day. After having my car for a few days I noticed a couple of things, the rear end leak had been spilling out way more fluid and it had started making a clunking sound from the rear end. I took it back to the shop and told them about the sound and the leak. A couple days later after their "diagnosis" was done and they called me back I was quoted $2300 for new parts and labor, and even though the rear end was the problem it never made it to the quote. I talked to the mechanic and basically he told me that it was all my fault and I must have been beating on the car (the car was being granpa driven because I was breaking the clutch in) and the new clutch was "putting too much stress" on the old parts. I declined their service and took it home until I could get it diagnosed at my job (the ford dealership) and after it got a 2nd and 3rd opinion it became apparent that my differential is a ticking time bomb because the proper procedures (backlash/preload) were never followed. If I had brought the car back I would have been down $3500 and the problem they started in the first place would have never been fixed in the first place. My car is just sitting now because I now have to pay for a new rear end and getting it swapped in and now the car is not safe on the road. Thanks Freddie's!

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