JC
Newport News,#2General Comment
Fri, June 01, 2012
Only 13 complaints in three years? That's not a bad track record. Does the company even know there are complains on the BBB about them? This was a DIY job. They dealt with the consumer after there were problems. They found it wasn't their product and the consumer said they would deal with it themselves. They did this on a busy Friday and still diagnosed the problem for free. If you install a part yourself and don't follow the factory installation, don't complain when it doesn't work. They tried to save money when in the long run, they should have had a local professional buy it and install it. Then it falls on the local mechanic. This is the risk you assume when you do this.
GL, it's not PATC's problem.
Israel
Atmore,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, December 21, 2005
Lets see you bought a tranny from these folks it went bad and he offered excuse after excuse at to why it wasn't his fault yet it's obviously a problem he is responsible for. Yes it was friday so the wait is expected but the quality of the product and quality of customer service shows for itself. I just wonder how many other's PATC has ripped off. The BBB has 13 complaints in the last 3 years against these guys that they have yet to respond too. I wonder why. It's no doubt Performance Automotive and Transmission Center sell bad products and it will catch up to them sooner or later.
Israel
Atmore,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, December 21, 2005
Lets see you bought a tranny from these folks it went bad and he offered excuse after excuse at to why it wasn't his fault yet it's obviously a problem he is responsible for. Yes it was friday so the wait is expected but the quality of the product and quality of customer service shows for itself. I just wonder how many other's PATC has ripped off. The BBB has 13 complaints in the last 3 years against these guys that they have yet to respond too. I wonder why. It's no doubt Performance Automotive and Transmission Center sell bad products and it will catch up to them sooner or later.
Israel
Atmore,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, December 21, 2005
Lets see you bought a tranny from these folks it went bad and he offered excuse after excuse at to why it wasn't his fault yet it's obviously a problem he is responsible for. Yes it was friday so the wait is expected but the quality of the product and quality of customer service shows for itself. I just wonder how many other's PATC has ripped off. The BBB has 13 complaints in the last 3 years against these guys that they have yet to respond too. I wonder why. It's no doubt Performance Automotive and Transmission Center sell bad products and it will catch up to them sooner or later.
Israel
Atmore,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, December 21, 2005
Lets see you bought a tranny from these folks it went bad and he offered excuse after excuse at to why it wasn't his fault yet it's obviously a problem he is responsible for. Yes it was friday so the wait is expected but the quality of the product and quality of customer service shows for itself. I just wonder how many other's PATC has ripped off. The BBB has 13 complaints in the last 3 years against these guys that they have yet to respond too. I wonder why. It's no doubt Performance Automotive and Transmission Center sell bad products and it will catch up to them sooner or later.
Greg
Middletown,#7Consumer Comment
Wed, January 28, 2004
You know when you sell a bench job,, You are taking the position that the person you sell it to has the knowledge and equipment to do a proper diagnostic on the car, truck or what ever. So after you sell the transmission and the guy put it in and I did not see where you said any bolts are missing all the wires connected and of coarse he flushed the lines(and if he didn't that could make the solenoid not work) and I'm sure you have a clause in the receipt that states he must have and do all of this. Then of coarse its your problem but if you didn't tell or inform the customer that he had to do a proper install by the book then of coarse its the shops problem and you should be made to fix it for free. The only thing I wonder is if the place used to be known as Allstate transmission?
Don
Bossier City,#8REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, January 11, 2004
Customer showed up on a Friday from out of state when we where very busy. We check it out with a Snapon scanner and determaned the problem to be a non-transmission problem. The scanner had a code for a bad throttle position sensor. They said they couldn't wait and would have it fixed down the street at another shop.