AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

Scammers. Do not go here. I came to find out that the service they charged $1,700 for was replaced with junk yard parts. And another they charged $2,700 should have cost $200 for Mass Airflow Sensor MAF replacement that takes 2 minutes to replace. Go at your own risk F-, 0 stars

I noticed a metalic grinding sound coming from the right front of the car. Pep Boys thought it may be the transmission. I took it to AAmco, 3780 S. Kelly, Edmond, Ok. Big mistake! In the course of 3 or 4 days, I dropped the car off several times. When I picked it up each time, no diagnosis, but said there was an oil leak that should be fixed($500.00). I finally left the car there and after a few more days, they said it was the right front wheel bearings. Later that day I got a call from them advising me that a suspension air bag had burst($500.00). I asked, "all on its own"? They said the car is old. I let it ride but remembered the last time a suspension air bag burst was, you guessed it, in another repair shop. The car is 20 yrs old and the air bags have burst twice, both times in the

Save yourself the time and frustration and avoid this location at all cost. I came in for a clutch replacement which cost me 4K. After getting my car back the clutch engaged way too easily almost falling to the floor. Subarus are notorious for having heavy clutches. Instead of investigating the issue the technician Todd condescendingly told me that the clutch was bad when I bought the car and that I don’t know what I’m talking about. Save yourself the time and energy and don’t give these people your money. I wish I hadn’t.

The service was good. Communication was clear and very reasonable prices. Would recommend and will come back for any other issues with my car. They do a free diagnosis on the vehicle that is very thorough

TLDR; Refused to give me a refund after admitting that they misdiagnosed my car and repaired a part that was not the source of the problem I was having. Now, I have paid $2,000 and my car is no better off than when I first drove it on their lot. Longer version: I took my car in due to a noise that sounded like the transmission. I told the manager upon arrival that the car is old and I am not looking to spend more than $3,000 since the car is not worth that much. If the problem was the transmission, I would likely not pursue repairs. I was told after the diagnostic results came in that the problem was not my transmission but was the wheel bearing. I was relieved that the cost would be less and consented to repairs as well as some fluid flushes, which I also would not have done had I been t