These guys are AMAZING! I cannot believe I'm the first to write a review...they're always busy!…read moreWe've been taking our vehicles to these guys since we've lived here and never gone anywhere else. Why would we?! Great and friendly customer service, timely and efficient service on the vehicles and fantastic prices. HIGHLY recommended.

UNBELIEVABLE!!! I've heard horror stories about mechanics before, but I've NEVER seen an auto…read moremechanic service business so absolutely, & blatantly RIP OFF a customer, the way this one did me!!! Admittedly, this was quite a job. I needed to swap engines in my 2002 Toyota Camry. A friend of my daughter's (Anthony) started the job. Got to the point where the engine was ready to come out, then quit. On the phone, the guy said they could get it right in, and it would be about $1000 to finish up. I had the car towed there along with the new engine (a crate motor that I'd purchased). In addition, I loaded the trunk & cabin with a bunch of new parts, such as: new lifetime serpentine belt, new lifetime upper & lower radiator hoses, engine & cabin air filters, transmission filter & gaskets, super premium spark plugs, really, everything you could think of to be sure everything was in tip top shape once it was done. And YES, I certainly do have receipts for every bit of it!!! It was in their possession 2 days after New Years. They didn't even get started on it for almost 2 weeks! I called every week, at least once. It started with the guy I talked to quit (didn't get a name, so no idea if this was so). Then a new guy started, & he was the one working on my car, but he was only working 2 days a week. Well, finally on January 27th, they called & the car was done. But now it was going to be almost $1900! Of course I went nuts! They finally agreed on $1494.47. I went to pick up the car. The upper engine cover, was like brand new, now was missing!Once I found it, in the trunk, it was broken in 3 pieces! Not an easy thing to do! They said oh they found it in the front seat with a CV joint on top of it! And the speedometer no longer worked. Then I found they had put it back together with a USED serpentine belt! There wasn't even a used serpentine belt there, as he cut the old one off. Then I noticed a used lower radiator hose, and a new upper hose, but not the one I bought! I told them in the beginning I wanted ALL used parts returned to me. They didn't return the fuel rail, air conditioner compressor, power steering pump, and PLENTY more!!! This place ripped me off so bad I can't believe it!!! All they have to say about it is that they never got those parts!!! So I called & talked to the tow truck driver. He says they are lying like nobody's business!!! He said that if those parts were missing, they were taken out AFTER they took delivery. which he says he KNOWS they were in there because he'd seen them himself. And my receipts show that I bought ALL of these parts WELL before the car ever went to this place! Why would I buy all of these parts, NOT to have them installed when it was the EASIEST time to do it?? SOMEONE'S LYING, ans SOMEONE"S a CROOK!!! I told the guy the day it was towed there that I had ALL of these new parts for putting it back together. NOBODY EVER CALLED ABOUT THE PARTS THE BROKEN UPPER ENGINE COVER, NOTHING!!! They put all these garbage parts in on a NEW ENGINE INSTALL!!! Why would ANYONE put a crate motor with 59,000 miles on it with these junk used parts??? Take your car to this place at your own risk. If you can't stand there & watch them do the job, you will probably be sorry!!! I KNOW I AM!!! WORST PLACE ON THE PENINSULA, DON'T RISK IT!!!

My 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan with just under 60,000 miles on it dropped into "limp" mode driving up…read morethe Fairholme hill on my way home to Forks. I had to drive it home in 2nd gear. When I started it the next day, it no longer went into limp mode. I crossed my fingers, hoping it had "fixed itself," but a few days later it happened again. I called Tranco and talked to Mitch. He explained that "limp" mode can be caused by many things, but gave me a few things to look for. He also explained how to check the transmission fluid level, since the van doesn't come provided with a dipstick. He suggested that I take the van to a local garage so that they could put it on a scanner to make sure that the problem was transmission-related. I took his advice. The problem was transmission related, but it wasn't always there. It would drive fine one day, then go to "limp" mode the next. I called back to Tranco and talked to Brian. He explained that it's difficult to diagnose an intermittent problem. I explained that I couldn't trust driving the van anymore. He checked for technical service bulletins. He saw that there was an available control module update, but the Dodge dealer would have to do it. When I told him how far away I lived, and asked if he could help me get it fixed, he agreed to let me leave the van long enough for them to drive it enough to diagnose and repair it. So I dropped it off for a couple of weeks. He made the appointment at the dealer and got the update done. The module update added diagnostic capability. That, combined with driving the van like it was his own when he had a reason to go somewhere, enabled him to diagnose the problem with confidence. One of the clutches in the transmission was sloppy -- basically worn out. Brian clearly explained how he'd come to the conclusions that he had, and clearly described what they would do to make sure that the problem was properly fixed. My background includes having run my own garage for 26 years, and having been an ASE-certified master mechanic. Everything Brian said to me made sense. I told him to go ahead and rebuild the transmission. The price was reasonable, especially considering the good service they had already provided to me. We got the van back three months ago. I'm pleased to say that the transmission performs astoundingly well. It's better now that it was when we bought it. The shift points are so smooth that they're barely detectable. It drives like a different vehicle. I've fixed and replaced a lot of Dodge van transmissions in my life, but none of them drove as well as the one that Tranco built for me. Their rebuilder is a master builder. Their service is topnotch.

I have a classic car and lost 2nd gear. I thought about rebuilding it myself, then decided I only…read morewant to R&R the transmission one time. Called Bryan @ Tranco and they did a great job found the hard to find parts and repaired my trans. It works great and doesn't leak anymore either. Best transmission shop! Thank you

I am near to tears with what I discovered after taking my vehicle in for an oil change. A couple…read moreof days later I saw some pink liquid driping under my engine compartment. Come to find out of course it is radiator fluid. Then I look and see my engine cover riddled with oil everywhere in the groves as if hastily whiped off. I had just washed my engine compartment prior to bringing it in. Shame on them for that. I was told they checked all my fluids and lubricated joints etc. And that the air cleaner was fine for several hundred more miles. Hmm, no one took the cover off the air filter. There are two bolts that need to be removed and they were untouched., The 190 plus they are making an hour, you would think they would have could have taken the radiator cap off, but it was crusty around the edges and the fluid was rusty looking inside. They either didn't bother to look or did care to tell me. Shame on them either way. I am trying to take care of my car why would a professional not let me know the things it will need done. The interior cabin filter was also never looked at, even Jiffy lube looks for these money making items. So $250 plus dollars later, they left me with doubts about even getting a new oil filter, a leaking radiator with rusty water in it a severed hose leading to the engine air filter I should have been aprized of and two completely filthy air filters. And, and no itemized list of the points they checked and the condition there of. Now I see why. Shame on your workmanship and professionalism. Not even trying to help someone to care for thier car. Shame!

Chelsea in office is great, smart, helpful, personable. She knows her parts and inventory- that is…read moreall I ask. She didn't have what I needed but, called locally and checked her computer to get the correct part number. Good job, Chelsea!

Excellent advice, great prices, a proper parts counter. The folks that run this place are great!read more

Got me in fast, did a great job! Thanks to the staff! Brittani figured out the problems and fixed…read morethem in the least expensive way.

Great staff, thorough and reliable. They do a full check along with oil change at a great price,…read moreespecially for the personal service they provide. Highly recommended for automotive service in PA.

I cannot say enough good about this place. We are out-of-towners staying at a local RV park and…read morediscovered our RV propane water tank wasn't working. We were referred by the park to Sonny's RV. Our fingers were crossed because we were only in town for 3 days. The owner agreed to send someone out to check out the problem the following afternoon even though he was swamped. Sure enough a little after the lunch hour help arrived. However, he had the wrong board with him. The owner made a couple trips out himself to see that our unit was fixed. Before long we had hot water. When we thought it was time to settle the bill we were told to stop by their office in the morning to pay!! Can you believe that? We were stunned as we could have just pulled out and left. They actually trusted a stranger. What a great place and what great people. Obviously, we can't say enough good about this place!!

EDIT: A week after Sonny's "fix," my furnace igniter failed again. I took it out to inspect it and…read morediscovered that Sonny's installed the igniter upside down. The igniter was also bent out of correct shape. I definitely recommend avoiding this place at all costs. I came here to get a warranty fix for my Subarban furnace. The technician tried to get me to pay for the repair and told me Suburban will reimburse me. The manual for my furnace explicitly states not to pay the service center directly, and that payment won't be reimbursed. I almost got scammed by this place, so beware. If you do choose to come here for repairs, expect to be billed for a generous $100/hour. They claimed it took one full hour to replace the igniter on my furnace. Keep in mind that I handed them the furnace and they just swapped out one $20 piece. Then tried to bill me $150. If I hadn't protested they would have gladly scammed me.

An online search revealed that Simpson's had a part that I was looking for, and they offered…read morereasonable freight cost of $50 to ship to Seattle. I ordered the part over the phone, sight unseen. The product I received was in rougher than expected shape, but Simpson's made good and offered a partial refund on the purchase price. I'm a happy customer and will consider Simpson's again in the future for my used parts needs.

My husband and I had a 5-star experience purchasing our preowned travel trailer at Wilder RV. We…read moreappreciate Bill and Jim's expertise and relaxed demeanor. Ben made the paperwork portion seamless. We highly recommend visiting Wilder RV for your RV purchase!

Contacted Wilder rv concerning a refrigerator issue in a brand new Nexus Viper coach. They have…read morenot returned our calls, we drove 6 hours round trip two different times to their facility and still have not received an answer on getting this issue fixed. We've called at least 40 times and are still awaiting a response. Was told they don't answer because they are too busy.