Transmissions Unlimited / Birmingham, Ohio

Rating: ★

29 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Transmissions-Other

Address: Birmingham

Phone: (419) 734-5345

O?ˆ™Reilly Auto Parts and CSK Auto - offering the best combination of inventory, availability, quality and service at the most competitive prices. Better Parts?ˆ¦Better Prices, Everyday!

O`Reilly Auto Parts, now combined with CSK Auto, is the third largest auto parts retailer in the US. The combination of O`Reilly`s midwestern and southeastern foothold, along with CSK`s dominance in the western US, has created a stronger,

Categories:

Transmissions-Other, Auto Repair & Service, Brake Repair, Auto Transmission, Automobile Parts & Supplies

Payment:

check, all major credit cards, debit

Services/Product offered:

Brakes
Engine Rebuilding
Estimates
Free Estimates
Marine
RVs
Racing Boats
Rebuilding
Rebuilt
Recreation Vehicles
Sales
Shocks
Speed Boats
Struts
Towing
Transmissions
Trucks
Tune - Ups
Tune Ups
Watercraft

Open hours:

No info

Brands:

Borg Warner, Borg-Warner, Hurth, Kicker, Mercruiser, Twin Disc, Velvet Drive

Reviews:

Horrible Experience

It was years ago, but I took my car there to have a new transmission put in. I got the call telling me my car was done. When I pulled in their parking lot I saw my car sitting there, dirty as it could possibly be. You couldn`t even tell my car was red. I got the keys, paid my bill, and headed out the door to leave. I got in my car and it wouldn`t start. It wouldn`t even turn over. How the heck could it be OUTSIDE the... view moreir shop if it wouldn`t even start? Someone obviously pushed it out there. Why would they call me and tell me it was done if the thing wouldn`t even start? I went back inside and was treated like it was my fault and I was an idiot. Someone finally did come outside and found out it was the clutch safety switch that was bad. He just unplugged it and I was on my pissed off way. (If you don`t know what the clutch safety switch is, it makes sure the clutch is depressed so you can`t start the car while it is in gear.) Now for the second part of my experience... a short time after I got my car back, it started loosing coolant at a good pace. I found it was coming from around the thermostat housing gasket. I took off the housing and found that one of the bolts had been twisted off, and they put TWO gaskets on instead of drilling out the bolt and tapping for a new one. I don`t know why they were fiddling with the thermostat housing, but I do know it was them, because I had changed the thermostat prior to taking it to Transmission Unlimited, and all the bolts were fine. I will never take any vehicle there again, and recommend you don`t either.

mohms1 / 6/16/2008