1. Tri City Auto

    1. Tri City Auto

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    Hamilton, OH

    Tri City Auto

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Auto battery or electrical system repair

    Auto brake repair

    Auto engine repair

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    3.8
    (15 reviews)

    I seriously can't recommend this place enough. I brought my car in for transmission issues, and…read morefrom the very first conversation, Tina (the owner) made me feel totally at ease. She's knowledgeable, honest, and genuinely cares about her customers--which is SO rare in the auto repair world. Tina took the time to explain exactly what was going on with my car, what needed to be done, and what it would cost. No pressure, no upselling--just straight-up transparency and integrity. And guess what? The repair was done on time and under budget. My car is running smoother than ever, and I finally feel like I've found a shop I can trust. If you're having transmission problems--or honestly, ANY car issues--do yourself a favor and go see Tina. She and her team are the real deal. Thanks again, Tina! You've got a customer for life.

    I rarely leave negative reviews, and I understand that older vehicles require repairs and that…read moreunexpected issues can happen. However, my experience with this shop was so disappointing that I feel obligated to warn others. In April 2026, my daughter's vehicle was diagnosed by this shop as needing a transmission rebuild. We were quoted up to approximately $3,000 and told the vehicle would be completed by April 24. We approved the repair because my daughter is a single mother who depends on her vehicle for work. When the shop finally contacted us, we were instructed to pay over the phone and pick up the vehicle from the parking lot after hours. We paid $3,195 including tax. Immediately upon starting the vehicle, there was a loud exhaust leak that was not present when the vehicle was brought in. The receipt left on the vehicle noted a "clunking sound" and that the flex pipe needed replacement. We also discovered missing clips and bolts under the hood. We paid out of pocket to replace the missing hardware and had to take it to another shop to repair the exhaust issue. The clunking noise continued to worsen. When we attempted to contact the shop, the voicemail box frequently stated that it was not accepting messages. Eventually, the motor mount failed while the vehicle was being driven, causing additional damage including the drive belt and crank pulley. The vehicle was towed back to the shop. It sat for approximately a week before being inspected. During the following weeks, we received conflicting information from different employees regarding parts availability, labor hours, repair costs, and timelines. At one point, I was told a part could only be found on eBay for $500. My husband was given a different explanation the same day. After he located multiple replacement options himself, the shop suddenly found a used part for significantly less. Most concerning was that we were never contacted with an estimate or asked to authorize additional repairs. Instead, we received a call stating the work had already been completed and that we owed $1,463. After disputing the charge, the amount was reduced to $1,171.50. The shop also informed us that the mechanic who had originally worked on the vehicle had been terminated. My biggest concerns are: * Poor communication throughout the process * Conflicting information from staff members * Repairs completed without prior authorization or approval of costs * Additional vehicle issues immediately following major transmission work * Lack of accountability when concerns were raised I understand older vehicles can have problems. My dissatisfaction is not because the vehicle was old. It is because of the way this situation was handled from start to finish. After spending more than $4,300 between the original transmission repair, follow-up repairs, towing, and related expenses, we were left feeling misled, frustrated, and taken advantage of. I would not return to this shop and cannot recommend them based on our experience.

    Tri City Auto - autorepair - Updated July 2026

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