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Transmission Doctor

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Auto transmission repair

Transmission leak inspection

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Quantum Mechanix

Quantum Mechanix

(33 reviews)

I discovered Quantum Mechanix probably 10 years ago when we first moved to Mansfield. We had an…read moreissue with our Tahoe and someone I trusted gave us a great word-of-mouth recommendation. Tommy just came through for us again. My son Eric was driving the old Tahoe and started noticing a coolant leak. He diagnosed it as a water pump and we gave Eric the number for Quantum. Tommy took it in, diagnosed it as a shot water pump and gave me a quote with options for replacing with an original Chevy part or a less expensive aftermarket that he knew to be reliable. Frankly, the quote was hundreds less than I expected. I am a fairly decent mechanic and would gladly pay his quoted price. He got the work done the day he was able to diagnose the problem. On time, exactly as quoted and functioning perfectly. I have recommended Quantum to friends for a decade and they all agree that you get honest work done right at a fair price. Everything you need in a mechanic shop!

If you're looking for an honest mechanic who knows what he's doing, look no further. Took my 2006…read moreMonte Carlo SS to the local Arlington Chevrolet dealership figuring since my car is a Chevy, they'd know the most about it. Engine wasn't starting immediately after turning the key. They performed their analysis and recommended a new starter and battery cables, for which they wanted to charge me $1,400+. I previously had the MC there for the same problem and, after $400+ in analysis charges, it was a $20 gas cap. Wanting a second opinion, I scheduled an appointment with Quantum. Due to their high volume of work, I had to wait 2-1/2 weeks, but the wait was well worth it. Tommy, the owner, looked at the battery cables and starter and said there was no problem with them. However, apparently some General Motors vehicles have this starting problem. Not enough fuel is getting to the fuel injectors when the key is turned. He pressure-checked the fuel pump and found it to be the problem. Rather than spending $1,200+, he showed me how to ensure the injectors have enough fuel so the engine will start on the first turn of the key. I've had cars serviced over 50+ years and Tommy is the first mechanic that took his time to fully explain the issue and the solution. He knows what he's doing and most importantly, he's honest. You can't go wrong with Quantum Mechanix.

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Jeremi's Auto Repair

(24 reviews)

We've used Jeremi's repair service back to when it was a mobile operation and now with a full…read morefledged shop. He has tackled all sorts of issues big and small. Finding a mechanic to trust has been an iffy proposition through the years. We've taken each of our family cars for needed repairs to keep the high mileage fleet rolling over the last 3 years. As we've added cars for kids driving, I can't imagine having juggled the fleet of issues with anyone else.

Unfortunately, I was disappointed with my experience at Jeremi's Auto. I paid $225 specifically for…read morea cooling system/overheating diagnostic to determine why my Mercedes was overheating. I was provided a video and told the oil pump solenoid/sub-harness was the main issue. My paperwork also states that this was the "primary cause of the Check Engine Light," which was confusing because my check-engine light was never on and never came on. Because the diagnosis didn't sit right with me, I decided to get a second opinion before paying for the recommended repair. I took my Mercedes to another shop, where they diagnosed the water pump as the actual cause of the overheating and confirmed the oil pump solenoid was not causing the problem. After replacing the water pump, my overheating issue was resolved. I understand that diagnosing vehicles isn't always perfect, but I specifically paid $225 to determine the cause of an overheating issue, and unfortunately, the actual cause was missed. I'm very glad I trusted my instincts and got a second opinion before spending money on a repair that would not have fixed the overheating.

Transmission Doctor - transmissionrepair - Updated October 2026

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