Great job went in found out what transmission had burned up the clutch in second gear so I ended up…read morehaving to put a new transmission in my truck took about a week for the transmission to come in, but once it was in use, had it installed in one day Dropped it off Monday. picked it up Tuesday trucks running excellent.

Joes said the Transmission needed to be replaced . Cost $4000…read more Brought it to another shop, They Replaced Fluid and Filter and car runs like new. Beware of Joe.

This is solely based on communication... there is none. I tried numerous times calling to try to…read moreset up an appointment and all I got was an answering machine to which I finally left my info but still nothing. I moved onto Marlton transmissions...

While I do much of my own basic maintenance and troubleshooting, I'm terrified of transmissions…read more After bringing my 2005 domestic pickup truck to the "five-letter" nationwide transmission franchise for an estimate, they kept it for two days, and stated it would be over $2000 and require a complete overhaul. I inspected some parts of the transmission to determine they did nothing to open it up or diagnose the problem, other than scanning trouble codes. In search of a second opinion, I called Cottman and the service manager Scott happily spent 20 minutes on the phone with me asking questions to give me a more accurate picture of what the problem might be, and what the costs could be. A few weeks later I visited the shop on my way home from work (20 minutes before they closed) and Scott took the time to take a 30-minute test drive, plug in the diagnostic, and troubleshoot the matter. He said that there was a much smaller issue related to the transmission fluid temperature and said he could get the work done in under a day. I arranged for an appointment a few days later. Scott and Beth were happy to arrange drop-off/pick-up service to my office a few miles away. I couldn't be happier with their honesty, efficiency, and experience. In this day and age, even though I'm mechanically inclined, it's tough to find a skilled mechanic you can trust. I will confidently refer my friends, family, and professional contacts to Cottman knowing they will be in good hands with Beth and Scott at the helm.

Just moved to the area and couldn't be happier finding this place when I had an emergency car…read morerepair I needed done. Everyone from the tow truck driver to the technicians and front desk were speedy, efficient and professional. I will be using them again in the future for all of my families auto mobiles. Thank you!!!

Hamilton Auto Clinic is awesome. I called about a problem with my car and was told to bring it in…read moreand they looked at it right away. The issue was fixed the same day...I will continue to bring my car there for service. Keep up the great work -RobinS

After 2 trips to dealer AAMCO got it right. Reedmans had the vehicle 2 times for transmission…read moreissues both times the repair was covered under a warranty I purchased with the van, wasted 4K of warranty money. Still the issues exist so I took it to my local AAMCO they said the repairs that Reedmans did were not going to fix the problem, Because of the failed attempts at Reedmans I wasted warranty dollars that could have been applied to the actual repair. The transmission was shot and needed to be replaced. They took pictures of the actual problem and submitted to the warranty company and within a day I had approval to have the repair done using the balance of warranty dollars. Don't waste time and money; take your vehicle to AAMCO and get it right the first time.

Let me preface this by saying I spent about $2500 at the local Ford dealership in Newtown for them…read moreto diagnose a problem with my transmission. After I got the car back with many new parts, I still had a problem with it jerking sporadically. I took it to Jerry, at AAMCO. I left it with him for a couple days when he called me up and asked when the last time was I'd changed my spark plugs. I thought he was crazy because I took the car in for it jerking, which I assumed was a transmission issue. Well, it turns out that $2500 I spent at the dealership was a waste. It turns out Jerry was right. It was a bad spark plug that whole time. Second experience I had was with my mom's pickup. The odometer had stopped working. Jerry and his team looked at it, then recommended we take the truck to a place that specializes in instrument clusters. $100 later, the odometer worked again. The Chevrolet dealership wanted $600 to fix the same problem. I can't thank Jerry and his guys enough. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone.

Took my Ford suv in for a Diagnostic, Ciocca Ford service kept it for 3 weeks without giving me any…read moreupdates on what was wrong with the vehicle. I had to call every 3 days for an update, they were rude, with no care I had no other transportation, gave me the excuse they were busy and under staffed. By the 3rd week I had enough asked to speak to a manager, was told will get back to me. When he did the next day I had a diagnostic (transmission parts) and a price tag to fix the problem of $5000, dealership price and it would take a month to fix. I took my car to a transmission mechanic A-1 Economy, mentioned to Jim I didn't trust nor believed Ford diagnostic, I explained to Jim what car was doing thinking he would drive the car and do his own diagnostic, instead he takes Ford suggestion fixes the parts and car still has the same problem. Then Jim tells me the problem is not the transmission but the engine. I asked why change the parts to the transmission if it's an engine problem, because I told him what Ford had found when was diagnostic. Paid for a service that did not fix the problem and Jim @ A-1 Transmission not do his due diligence to find out on his own what was wrong with my car.

From the owner: Quality work at wholesale prices. 1 day service in most cases. Reliable and dependable service to…read moreour customers with more than 30 years experience in the auto repair industry. All of our work is 100% guaranteed.Call us for expert transmission or any driveling repair.We also offer special prices on fleet services. Professional friendly staff. We update our skills on a regular basis.

So grateful for these guys. They know what they are doing AND they are HONEST with pricing. I…read morestarted going here a few months ago after my forever mechanic closed and I feel I lucked out. So I wanted to share to help someone else find a good mechanic. They will not rip you off like a lot of those other places. Services that I have had so far: oil change, car check, tire rotation, new wheel bearings and some other stuff around this done, they have fixed my tire on another occasion and most recently helped me to secure something to my car for a fraction of the price another place was trying to charge me. You can't go wrong. Not to mention their waiting room is very comfy and has large cushioned seats while you wait. They also have a fair price on gas also. Even if they are out of your way- worth the trip. Not to mention staff are very friendly.

I bought a 1999 chevy suburban that needed to have the fuel injectors replaced. I had it towed to…read morepullens for the repair. They replaced the injectors but kept having problems with the vehicle sputtering on the test drive. Over the course of the next 3 days they continued to try to diagnose the issue, blaming it on spark plugs, distributor and other things. Finally on the 4th day the mechanic found the problem, he had bent a pin on the injector harness when plugging it in. Ok, things happen and they owned up to the issue, no problem. I paid for the truck and went into the parking lot to get it, it barely starts and immediately throws a check engine light. The mechanic scans the truck and discovers an ignition fault, says it must have been a leftover issue from earlier. I take the truck home and over the next couple of days the truck runs erratically. I start to investigate and find that the mechanic at some point while doing the injectors broke a ground wire and in repairing it spliced it with a DIY connector that he didn't even crimp properly or put heat shrink on, as soon as i touched it it came apart in my hand. I repaired the wire properly so i could drive the truck. A few days after that the truck started to have a rough idle and set another check engine light. This time in poking around i find that the fuel lines were never fastened down correctly nor were the intake manifold bolts ever tightened so the issue was a vacuum leak. After bringing it back to pullens they determined that the mechanic had bent the fuel lines when reinstalling them. They had the truck for another 2 days to fix that, or so they claimed. This is where it gets interesting, the owner Vince calls me at 4:30 in the afternoon and tells me the truck still isn't running right but that what they have repaired 3 times now isn't the problem. He tells me that the fuel pressure is low and tries to sell me a fuel pump and some ignition parts. Little did he know that i had put a new fuel pump in the truck a few days before and checked the pressure and it was perfect. When I told him that he seemed a bit shaken and became condescending and asked if i wanted them to continue to work on the truck. I said no, I have lost confidence in you guys at this point, I want my truck back. He tells me I can't have it tonight as it is in the bay and apart. I will have to wait until tomorrow. Something didn't seem right so i drove to the shop to find my truck together and parked out back. He had lied to me. I used my spare keys and brought the truck around to the front and went inside to get my other set of keys, mind you, this is warranty work, I don't owe him a penny and was told as much by the service advisor Brian. I ask Vince for my keys and he refuses, gets belligerent and insists i can't take the truck and will not give me my keys. we argue, I tell him I am taking my truck and he tries to say i have an outstanding bill for $20 in gas for the test drives! I take the truck home and test the fuel pressure to find it perfect as i suspected. To my surprise I also see how they decided to remedy the bent fuel line issue by putting a nut under the line and then tightening the line onto the nut. All this to say that these people are amateurs that should not be trusted with any type of serious repair. They are basic mechanics with the labor rate of an elite shop which they definitely are not. He wanted to keep my truck to try to find a way to recoup some of his lost labor time due to his own mechanics incompetence by selling me things he knew i didn't need. When that backfired he became belligerent and confrontational.

Excellent local auto shop with good service, honest assessments of what the vehicle needs, and good…read moreturnaround time. The mechanics are very courteous and helpful.

Took my car in this morning for a new set of front and back rotors and brake pads and couldn't be…read morehappier I chose this local, family oriented establishment to get serviced. I was so pleased with Tom the house management in explaining the process and wait time for it to be ready . I left and called back to ask them to also do a oil change as I felt so comfortable. Will definitely be back for other projects.

Let me start off with the owner of American Auto is a stand-up guy ! He saw me on the road after I…read morehad an issue in the snow . Turned around helped plow my vehicle out so it could be towed to his establishment where he did all the repairs ! The turnaround was quick and extremely inexpensive ! Thanks for digging me out Danny !

Awesome repair shop. I have been bringing my car here for a couple years now. They are extremely…read morehonest and know their stuff. Prices are extremely fair for repairs and the owner Danny is a great guy. I would highly recommend this shop to anyone needing work done on their car!

I paid a ridiculous $200 to the Prius dealership to be told that I needed tires and some suspension…read morereplacements. None of that sounded like it required hybrid-specific stuff, so I went and found this guy-- Aldo. Aldo is amazing. He was friendly on the phone. He was even friendlier in person. I don't know how he stays so positive. SERIOUSLY GOOD DEAL. People, I got three price quotes on my issues. At the dealership, the total would have been $3200. At Yardley Service Center up the road, it would have been $2500. Aldo did it for $1500, and he was f*cking fantastic. Idunno what to say guys, I honestly wouldn't blame him if he raised the price a tiny bit. Get in with this guy, cause he's a good one!

Great service. Aldo was able to get my sprinter work van back on the road within the same day. Got…read morefuel injectors and break lines replaced. No upselling and no nonsense. Thanks a million.