I had a friend having trouble with his automatic. The dealer, without even opening the hood, had…read morequoted $400 to repair it. I convinced him to take it to Bob Spick at Lawrence Transmission. Bob had him drive it into the shop, opened the hood, looked over everything, threw a fender cover on and reached down beside the engine. "There" he said "that should solve your problem. Take it around the block and try it." When he got back, my friend said everything was great. Bob wouldn't take any money, just the assurance that if anything serious turned up, my friend would come back to Bob. The vacuum line had come off the fitting; any good shop should have found that in an instant. Needless to say, my friend still uses Lawrence Transmission whenever he needs transmission or rear end work, and so do I. Now I see Chris Spick, Bob's son who runs the joint. If you're having transmission trouble, take it to him first.

I was prepared to part with my 2013 Ford Focus SE after the Ford dealer did not seem to have a…read morecompetent transmission technician immediately available. They referred me to another Ford dealer who was swamped. I therefore decided to try GTA Transmission. Their service is friendly, professional and they don't try to upsell you or find ways to charge you more. The repair was done exactly as Derrick said and it is working just fine without breaking the bank. It is refreshing to find a repair place like this and I highly recommend them for transmission work. Paul in North York.

Found this place on Kijiji .. Derrick gave some options on my failing transmission and decided on…read moredoing a rebuild .. it has been almost a week now and all is good .. car is driving smooth now .. I will be back for other repairs

I called CAA yesterday as my Toyota Road Runner was slid off the road in a ditch - one…read more driver came to assist - but could not help. I was fortunate for them to send Freeway Auto Service - Ziad Kailani - who went above and beyond to assist me in getting my car out. I want to express my sincere gratitude to Ziad for his excellent service, also for his patience with the process. Kind regards, Louis Johnson

Called CAA because my car needed to be towed to the dealership. Ralph F. was the greatest!…read more Service was 10/10. Would recommend getting a CAA membership, especially if you get Ralph F.

Went there for brake work for front end as the braking was bit shaky. They replaced rotors and…read morebrake pads and it greatly improved the entire braking experience. Greatly appreciated their service

You can't always trust mechanics but these guys are really honest and straightforward. They go the…read moreextra yard to explain what will be needed in the future and don't try to get you to fix anything unnecessarily. When the work was all done they said that if anything felt wrong or I had any issues that I should come back in when it was convenient. I felt comfortable having them fix my car after dealing with many dishonest and shoddy mechanics.

Once again Aki and his team were able to service my transmission by finding a hard to get sensor…read moreand replace only what needed to be done. Reliable, timely, fair pricing and most importantly honest. I work in the auto service industry and this type of performance is getting harder to find. Highly recommended if you need transmission work this is the place. Dwayne S

From the owner: We are Canada's leading experts in transmission technology and driveline repairs since 1963. At…read moreMister Transmission, we specialize in rebuilding transmissions for all makes and models of cars and trucks, including manual, automatic and the newest CVT (continuously variable transmission). Common brands we repair: Honda, Ford, Dodge, Nissan, GM, Jeep, Chrysler, Chevrolet, Mazda, Toyota, Subaru, Acura, Buick, BMW, Audi, Volkswagen and more.

I brought my 2019 Qashqai to Road Runner based on a friend's referral and spoke with both Nick and…read moreSenior Nick. I explained that my A/C had stopped cooling, and they charged me $80 for a diagnostic, telling me the A/C compressor had failed and would cost at least $1200 to replace. They also removed all the refrigerant I had paid $90 for and spilled coolant in the engine bay without refilling it -- I had to clean it up and top it off myself. Thankfully, I got a second opinion from Dre Auto Service Inc. -- the mechanic (Mike) came to my house and within minutes diagnosed the real issue: the radiator fan wasn't working. Power was reaching the fan, but it wasn't spinning. He replaced just the fan and the A/C now works perfectly. Total cost: $450, not $1200. This proves Road Runner's diagnosis was not only incorrect, but would have led to unnecessary and expensive work. I'm more disappointed by the ethics -- not the price. I'm sharing this so others know to double-check expensive diagnoses. I have full repair details from Dre Auto Service to back this up .

will not recommend this to even my enemies.. this guy is worst.. took my pathfinder to him for…read moretransmission repair.. he damaged the body and also replaced some good part.. and installed the old part. Transmission never worked always had issue.

Giving this place 5 stars. When my CVT blew up, i'm so lucky these guys came up in a google search…read more They not only were aware of what exactly went wrong with the CVT, but had the BEST PRICE to fix it. These guys have been doing it for years, and understood exactly why it happened, and described he error code, symptoms and conditions to me. Chris who runs the shop, is one of the smartest guys I've ever met when it comes to transmissions. He's a young guy who's been doing this since he was a kid with having a shop in the family. I know a lot about maintenance and cars and believe me, Chris knows his stuff. His prices are more than fair. And probably the best you'll find for a full CVT rebuild. I had to bring my original job back to him because the valve body needed replacing. He said no problem, hoisted it again, drained all the fluid, and swapped it out. This is a good shop and anyone who has CVT issues I recommend coming here before they inevitably blow up. At least the older Nissan CVTs which had a design flaw which mine had. Without getting into detail, it's one of the pullies that uses tiny circle bearings. The bearing design causes them to fail after a few years and thousands of kilometers. When Chris rebuilt it, they used the knew upgraded design which uses proper metal sleeves to reinforce the ball bearings. I've been back once already just to check everything out, and he did it for me no problem and no charge.