AAMCO Transmissions of Bonita Springs Auto & Truck

Solved my problem of noise coming from torque converter at 40mph. THANK YOU!!!

Todd was a very rude customer service rep. I called in and he started taking my info and car type/issues. Then I told Todd my father and law referred to me their shop. I told him his name was Clement Wlodyka, then Todd started to act sarcastic about Clem being ‘blown away’ his words from the pricing. He said if it were out of season, I would be ok with you using your own parts for a wheel bearing and brake vacuum booster. My parts are from Autozone the parts saving was a minimum of $250 vs the mark ups that most shops add to the parts, and I have a 3 year warranty, I don’t care if It voids the labor warranty from some shops mostly because it’s never utilized from clients. He tried to say most shops work on slim margins, $60-90 a labor hour is far from slim. My father is a Diesel Mechanic, I know a little. Being in season they want to price gouge all the out of state visitors rather than work with locals who live here. I have been doing customer service over the phone for a very long, as a loan officer and I have never treated anyone that way over the phone in a matter of 2-3 min conversation. I have bought brake pads and rotors plenty of times for different shops over the years to install. If you’re on vacation and or a snow bird who cares about your savings (not a retired Dr or Lawyer) I would steer clear of here and shop for a better mechanic and a better customer service experience. At the end of the call I was refused an appointment/service and hung up on.

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Works great, saved us a fortune. Fantastic experience! We have a 2003 BMW with 130K mileage and they have been fair, reasonably priced and very knowledgeable in fixing all the problems we have had. Never condescending to me-a women.

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Honda Odyssey has a reputation for transmission problems, so I had been expecting this for some time. Unfortunately, I was in New Hampshire at the time I got the dreaded and quot;check engineand quot; light on my 2001 Odyssey. After consulting with several mechanics up there, I decided to chance it and drive back to Florida. I made it all the way to Bonita without incident until the transmission started slipping. I searched the internet for a local shop specializing in transmissions, but could only find one, AAMCO. I was skeptical, but was pleasantly surprised by the whole experience. The price was WAY better than the Honda dealer option and comparable or better than prices I was quoted in New Hampshire. Overall, the experience was excellent and I will continue to take both of my vehicles to Bonita AAMCO for routine maintenance and major problems.