AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

Private One _{on Google}

Feb 4th, 2024

A second review, in case they get the other deleted, as a response to the comments that are also lies...
Funny how they can give a response here but play stupid and ignore otherwise. They didn't give the facts. Here is what it is...
My son bought the car in another state, not tx, and drove it back. The previous owner was racing it, but my son brought it as a daily driver. There was never anything stated about the wiring, as I was on every call, because I wouldn't have allowed him to put another $5k in it through you people. He is thinking the motor may be a problem, or the way the transmission was put in, because less than 24 after getting from you guys it stopped running down the street, in Libertyville, and smelled electrical. So you mean to tell me he can drive home with it for 10 hours, use it with third gear out until he could bring to you people, but all of the sudden by no doing of your shop, it has a problem. Not to mention, he told you there was a different transmission in it when he brought it, the exact one actually, but your shop obviously doesn't listen or document anything. Just as I mentioned below, you have no information on the supposed replacement transmission. For all we know you didn't actually replace it, because how do you not know the information on why you ordered and put in it?? Yeah he asked you to take it back since it's clear you guys screwed him. How do you warranty something you have no info on??? By that mantra, he could take that trans out, out another bad one in it, and you have to warranty it because there is no information that you have, so you say, and he wasn't given any Oh and I didn't co-sign anything, he did you lease to own and the rest of the cash he had for his portion Then I outright paid the rest for him, as he 18, has no established credit yet and just got back from the Army, so he is also just getting back to work. Class act you guys are...
You will get lied to, ripped off and left with a broken car, bad service and no real answers after paying $5k
first ordered the incorrect transmission for the replacement. Then when they did get the correct one installed the Labor on the invoice doubled from the previous promised amount. On top of that the car broke down less then 24 hours later and the shop said it was fine when it left so this is our problem, if we can get it over there they will look at it when they can. When we asked for the serial number, or any information on the transmission, we were told they don't document that because people don't ask for that. We did because we noticed it's not in the paperwork. Now we have a car that's bricked, they won't fix, won't refund and have no information on the supposed replacement transmission. Oh plus we need to pay off $2,400 of the $4,966 within 90 days or that loaned part will have exorbitant interest added making that alone $5k.

Monica W _{on Google}

Jan 31st, 2024

Awesome!! Found the transmission issue with our used Mountaineer when 3 other places couldn't. They gave us a good price and got the repairs done quickly.

Anthony Serpico _{on Google}

Dec 8th, 2023

I would like to give a big thank you to the AAMCO in Libertyville for their kindness and consideration to me when I brought my vehicle is thinking there was something wrong with the transmission. I had taking the time to it rebuilt in Iowa about two months before. They were very busy but took it in and in a few days started to check it out. They found nothing wrong with transmission but an engine problem. They returned the vehi6eith no charge. Thank you again, Tony S

to keung Cheng _{on Google}

Nov 5th, 2023

Excellent service. Dont need to wait a long time. Services: Transmission, Air & cabin filter replacement, Exhaust, Tires, Steering & suspension repair, Electrical, Auto engine diagnostic, Body & Trim, Brakes, Air conditioning, Battery, Oil change

Jen Morris _{on Google}

Jan 24th, 2024

Funny how they can give a response here but play stupid and ignore otherwise. They didn't give the facts. Here is what it is...
My son bought the car in another state, not tx, and drove it back. The previous owner was racing it, but my son brought it as a daily driver. There was never anything stated about the wiring, as I was on every call, because I wouldn't have allowed him to put another $5k in it through you people. He is thinking the motor may be a problem, or the way the transmission was put in, because less than 24 after getting from you guys it stopped running down the street, in Libertyville, and smelled electrical. So you mean to tell me he can drive home with it for 10 hours, use it with third gear out until he could bring to you people, but all of the sudden by no doing of your shop, it has a problem. Not to mention, he told you there was a different transmission in it when he brought it, the exact one actually, but your shop obviously doesn't listen or document anything. Just as I mentioned below, you have no information on the supposed replacement transmission. For all we know you didn't actually replace it, because how do you not know the information on why you ordered and put in it?? Yeah he asked you to take it back since it's clear you guys screwed him. How do you warranty something you have no info on??? By that mantra, he could take that trans out, out another bad one in it, and you have to warranty it because there is no information that you have, so you say, and he wasn't given any Oh and I didn't co-sign anything, he did you lease to own and the rest of the cash he had for his portion Then I outright paid the rest for him, as he 18, has no established credit yet and just got back from the Army, so he is also just getting back to work. Class act you guys are...
You will get lied to, ripped off and left with a broken car, bad service and no real answers after paying $5k
first ordered the incorrect transmission for the replacement. Then when they did get the correct one installed the Labor on the invoice doubled from the previous promised amount. On top of that the car broke down less then 24 hours later and the shop said it was fine when it left so this is our problem, if we can get it over there they will look at it when they can. When we asked for the serial number, or any information on the transmission, we were told they don't document that because people don't ask for that. We did because we noticed it's not in the paperwork. Now we have a car that's bricked, they won't fix, won't refund and have no information on the supposed replacement transmission. Oh plus we need to pay off $2,400 of the $4,966 within 90 days or that loaned part will have exorbitant interest added making that alone $5k.