If I could rate Lee Myles transmission repair a zero I would. But that's not an option. I have…read morewaited 9 months to ensure what I post is accurate. In July of 2023 I took my truck with only 44 thousand miles to this shop. The truck was making a sort of thump when it downshifted. (They said "shuttered" on their work order, but that word never came out of my mouth). The man working the desk at Lee Myles called and said they needed to drop the transmission and look at it. They said it would cost $499.00 plus parts if they needed to replace anything. I am not a freaking moron and I felt this was not needed. I went back to their shop and told them I wanted to see the transmission pan they removed. When they brought it out I was told the pan indicated the transmission was bad and chewing up the interior parts. Well as I said I'm not a moron. I know that a little (and I do mean "little" ) amount of machining dust is picked up by the transmission magnet. The man at the desk tried to tell me how bad shape the transmission was. The residue on the magnet was fine, much more fine in texture than gunpowder. This is NORMAL (google it) based on miles. There was no, none, zero, nada, NO METAL SHAVINGS, nothing to indicate the transmission was bad. I knew immediately that they were trying to con me. The gentleman at the counter actually said, and I quote, "you are lucky you are not walking". I told them to replace the transmission fluid and filter and do nothing more. They wanted me to come back the next day and get it, I refused and told them I would wait there and take it home. I was not going to give them the opportunity to actually do something to the transmission, and I am not saying they would, but I wanted to make sure. So they said they did the service, charged me $171. They told me I didn't realize how bad my transmission was and if I did not have the transmission dropped and bad parts replaced, I would be stranded when the transmission went out completely. I had a bad feeling about their service so I took it to the dealer where I bought the truck new. They changed the fluid and filter and said since I had recently been told it was changed, their impression was it was not new fluid and the filter was old. They told me the fluid was not filled to the appropriate level. They performed the service and I left. It's been NINE MONTHS now and I've had zero problems. I did have the rear differential fluid changed and that took care of the problem. As I said, I have waited this long because I did not want to post a negative review then find out I was wrong. And since we do not put a lot of miles in the truck, it was only right to be certain and wait this long. I am not going to tell anyone what to do. However I think you need to know my experience and then take a long hard look at what you feel is the right thing to do. I'm sure many have had their transmission repaired and are happy, but that was not my experience.

I had a transmission that would occasionally slip. So in January I took the car in for a…read moretransmission fluid change, and they said the transmission needed internal work. I was left to believe that the price would be reasonable. So I paid for them to diagnose it. Well, two weeks later the bill was 5 grand if I had okayed repairs. I told them I would come get the car. It took em a week to get it back together. They told me it was ready so I went and paid the $500 bill for the diagnostics, and for putting it back together. When I got in the car it would no longer go into gear, period. When before, it only occasionally slipped. I went in and the guy behind the counter said something like, "I was just informed that it will not move." They then offered me "deals" and asked what they could do to make me happy. At this point it was too late to rectify the situation. The next day I had it towed to another shop. March 13th I was contacted by this business and asked to take my review down. They wanted to give some form of compensation for the situation. I told them it was too late.