AAMCO Transmission Service ripoff Has had car 11 days "this time" and counting, have missed 4 promised completion dates, 2nd visit for same problem Hemet California
Charged $400 kept car 4 days missed promise of completion date, problem came back day and a half after car picked up.
Took car back. Car has been in their possession
for 11 days and counting. Three promised completion dates missed. No loaner car offered.
Nothing but poor excuses for missed completion dates, and very little effort put in to see that car was ready as promised.
In talking to one employee then another, one doesn't seem to know what the other is doing, or the commitment one or the other has made for completion of work.
Very little or no concern for lack of transportation needed for job interviews and doctor appointments and other commitments I had.
Car was taken in Monday February 9th. As of this writing Thursday February 19th, work is still not completed and car is not ready.
It only takes one day to pull the transmission apart and see what parts are needed. Car has set for many days with no attention given to work needed.
Dan
Thousand Oaks, California
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Aamco Transmissions Hemet Owner
United States of AmericaI do not believe this is the Aamco you had a problem at
#5REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sat, September 29, 2012
I have responded to this now several times and it does not show up. I own the Aamco in Hemet and I do not think this guy was even ever there. The date is 2004. He LIVES in Thousand Oaks?????
Look at my google reviews. 99% love the good service, fast work, quality repairs and honest dealings we ave.
Please make sure this response comes up. 3rd attempt to put it up and it never shows. Tells you something about this website.
Paul Comino 951 202 5908
Greg
Middletown,Ohio,
U.S.A.
Not much work there, place has problems and it probably always will
#5UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, March 25, 2004
Bill you ever work at Hemet aamco? I have, There just is not that much of a work load there. That place has problems and it probably always will.
Bill
Amarillo,Texas,
U.S.A.
job is not job one
#5Consumer Comment
Thu, March 25, 2004
You have to realize that even though the work on your car does not require that much time you probably are not the only one with a vehicle in the shop at this time. I have been a transmission mech. for over 20 years now and most of that time i have never been able to get to a job the moment it comes in. You are usually three or four days down the list to do anything more than test drive the vehicle. You have to accept the fact that tou are not the only customer in the shop!
Greg
Middletown,Ohio,
U.S.A.
impossible to keep a good builder there don't no why but true
#5UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, March 04, 2004
Thats normal for that place. I knew the original owner for that place almost impossible to keep a good builder there don't no why but true. Who owns that place now ? When the first owner sold the shop it was to a retired airlines pilot?