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    Ducktown Automotive

    4.8 (4 reviews)

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    Auto transmission repair

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    10 months ago

    Tony is honest, quick and reliable. Took two cars in and they resolved issues quickly and inexpensively. Great shop

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    Transmission Mafia - Dropping off my ugly tranny

    Transmission Mafia

    (7 reviews)

    Had a 700r4 transmission rebuilt and had to take the truck back numerous times for leaking. After…read morethe 3rd attempt in repairs, my truck started overheating which it never did the entire time I drove it there. After picking the truck up the third time, it broke down due to overheating. Had it towed where it sat momentarily and the transmission still leaked. I had to make the decision to accept a loss due to not wanting to take the truck for a 4th time and having additional issues once I received the vehicle. I had to take the truck into another shop to diagnose and fix. BEWARE To the shop owner that replied: Please read the review of its entirety! You had (3) attempts! And you couldn't get it right. So miraculously my truck started overhearing after pick up which cracked the heads and the truck went down for a while. Needless to say, I would never recommend this company after all the issues you have given my son and I. Record keeping: it's not my responsibility to keep up with this but my American Express shows the deduction date August 2nd 2025 of $2622 for the rebuild. I suppose it's easier for you to deny if you don't have record. Only reason I waited this long is because the extent of damage caused by the overheating made me replace the entire engine. As a Veteran to others take this warning and be careful when you do business with this company despite the other reviews. The message from the business owner Christian is a copy and paste response. So professional. Even though I spoke to him and his wife or receptionist when the complications were going on. He even towed it from my house. Funny how Christian forgets!

    Transmission Mafia is by far the best shop in the area. Christen goes above and beyond, his quality…read moreof work is second to none. Communications from start to finish including completing the job ahead of schedule was an amazing experience. I would highly recommend this shop for all your transmission needs!!

    Greenville Transmission Clinic - Flywheels

    Greenville Transmission Clinic

    (17 reviews)

    Absolutely the best Automotive Repair experience I have ever had. Honest, fair, and competent. 3…read morethings that are hard to find these days. I recommend the Greenville Transmission Clinic whole-heartedly.

    Started off great - had my car towed to Greenville Transmission Clinic on a Monday and was told…read morethat the diagnostician was only in on Monday and Wednesday (why the person who can actually "diagnose" an issue is in 2 days a week is beyond me) but I was told that my car was going to be assessed that Wednesday. I didn't hear anything so I called at the end of the day on Wednesday (no one called me) and I was told that there was a back up and my car hadn't gotten on the lift. I then called on Thursday to get an update and was told that someone would get back to me. Someone finally called and said that I would have to pay an additional $100 for "more testing", and that they didn't "think" it was the transmission and was probably the catalytic converter. I agreed and then called back on Friday and was told that it hadn't happened yet and that someone would get back to me. The following Monday, I reached out to see what was happening and was told that the shop had just opened (it had been opened for almost an hour - and it's Monday, the day the 2 work-day-a-week diagnostician was supposed to be there, but whatever) and that someone would get back to me by the end of the day to give me an update. Once again, no update by the end of the day and no call on Tuesday morning. So I ended up going down, found out that the "additional" testing hadn't happened (they obviously didn't charge me for that). I ended up having the car towed somewhere else. The gentleman at the front desk explained that there was a back-up, etc., but the fact that there was almost zero communication is pretty unacceptable when you've had someone's car for a week. Communication is key and I honestly would have been happy with a text notification - the customer shouldn't be the one reaching out constantly for information. BTW, the new shop called me about 20 min after I dropped the car off and will have it ready at 2pm.

    Ducktown Automotive - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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