All-Type Transmission
- diagnostics
- entretien
- freins
- pneus
Emplacement et itinéraire
Aperçu de l’entreprise
À propos de All-Type Transmission
All-Type Transmission est une entreprise service de réparation automobile située à Etobicoke, Toronto, ON. Nous proposons diagnostics, entretien, freins, et pneus. Fermé actuellement · Ouvre demain à 08:00. Appelez le (416) 255-8118 ou visitez le site web pour planifier un service. Adresse : 144 Sixteenth Street, Toronto, ON M8V 3K1.
Catégories et services
Heures
- Lundi: 08:00–18:00
- Mardi: 08:00–18:00
- Mercredi: 08:00–18:00
- Jeudi: 08:00–18:00
- Vendredi: 08:00–18:00
- Samedi: 09:00–14:00
- Dimanche: Fermé
Avis et retours
Note moyenne 1,5 basée sur 2 avisWorst Service Experience ever! I left there my Subaru to have a rear wheel bearings replacement done - the bearings got very noisy recently. Mechanic named Danny. Estimate was $1000. Ok, just do it right. Soon I received a phone call from him that the Abs will stop functioning because sensor wires must be cut. Not very professional fix, but I reluctantly agreed: can be fixed later. Just do the job. The next day the job was allegedly done. I paid 1K with debit card without a previous test drive (big mistake, but don't we do so usually at decent shops?), and tried to drive away. I found the car in Worse Condition than before: first 2 gears very hard to get into, with great engine effort at high rpms, very untypical clutch slipping, persistent grinding noises from rear axle, and a few other symptoms. Basically ruined. Either the bearings replacement job was totally botched, or there was some unsolicited tinkering with clutch/transmission. Or both. I returned immediately asking for an explanation and was met with total denial of any...
Worst Service Experience ever! I left there my Subaru to have a rear wheel bearings replacement done - the bearings got very noisy recently. Mechanic named Danny. Estimate was $1000. Ok, just do it right. Soon I received a phone call from him that the Abs will stop work because sensor wires must be cut. Not very professional, but I reluctantly agreed: can be fixed later. Just do the job. The next day the job was allegedly done. I paid 1K with debit card without a previous test drive (big mistake, but don't we do so usually at decent shops?), and tried to drive away. I found the car in Worse Condition than before: first 2 gears very hard to get into, with great engine effort at high rpms, very untypical clutch slipping, persistent grinding noises from rear axle, and a few other symptoms. Basically ruined. Either the bearings replacement job was totally botched, or there was some unsolicited tinkering with clutch/transmission (which is manual). Or both. I came back immediately asking for an explanation and was offered total denial...