Suburban Transmissions

This business is now sold to a used car dealership company called Automax. It is not the same group of people who used to run it. Notice how the good reviews are over a year old, it's from the old owners who were honest. The new guys are scammers and tried to sell me completely unnecessary work on my transmission. I took it to another shop in Laurel and it was fixed in 2 days. These guys wanted to rebuild the transmission. They also charge a diagnostic fee of $165. Other transmission shops will scan the codes for free. My advice is go to North Laurel Transmission right down the street. They will diagnose your transmission for free and won't sell you a fluid service when the transmission has a code for a sensor that needs replacing.
Oct 6th, 2022

Mr. W Lewis, I own a 2000 Isuzu Rodeo that was discontinued in 2003 by the dealer. The speedometer stop working, I took it to Suburban Transmission Jason found that the gear in the speed sensor had melted. He done a extensive search for this part, the dealer inform him that the part was discontinued and aftermarket don't carry it. Jason was very honest to let me know that I will have a hard search finding it, and his work would be no charge !!! Thank You Jason, if future work is in my budget, I'll use Suburban Transmission. Mr. W Lewis Services: Transmission, Electrical
Feb 4th, 2022

Sep 16th, 2021

Nov 17th, 2020

My recent experience with Suburban was fantastic. They are totally honest and charged me exactly the fair rate. I would recommend them to anyone. DETAILS: I got my Nissan CVT transmission (the ones that break down all the time) rebuilt at Suburban several years ago ($$$!). When I developed a leak, I wanted Suburban to take care out it even though I now live pretty far from Laurel. It was under new management. I spoke to Elmer Canales, the new manager, and he was a total pro and committed to checking out the problem and hopefully fixing it right away if I brought the car in first thing. The mechanic inspected cleaned up the transmissions, inspected the leak, test drove the car, double checked it (it was an axle seal leak) and fixed it. THEN he took it for another test drive and inspected it again to make sure the leak was fixed. I walked in 9am and was out before noon. PRICE: I was worried about the cost, of course. I had already been on the phone with someone I know who does transmission work, and Elmer charged exactly what I was told it should cost. So these guys are honest.
Nov 28th, 2022