Tanner Transmissions / Farmington, Utah

Rating: ★★

Auto Repair & Service, Auto Transmission, Transmissions-Truck & Tractor

Address: 1889 N Main St, Farmington

Postal code: 84015

Phone: (801) 825-0737

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Reviews:

Tanner transmission in Sunset Utah either tried to scam me or they are incredibly incompetent. I have a 2004 Ram 3500 with the 48re transmission. Out of nowhere when I left my house the other day my truck had a huge delayed shift out of first gear. This truck had no prior symptoms and I had just hat a full transmission service done at the dodge dealership 6 months earlier. I called Tanner Transmission and the... view morey told me that they would perform a free diagnostics so I took it to them. A couple hours later I received a call back from them. The technician explained that they had run a full diagnostics and concluded that it was definitely an internal problem causing my shifting delay from first to second gear. He said that they had checked all the adjustments and electrical sensors and they all checked out ok. He asked me to authorize $650 for them to do an internal inspection to determine the problem. I asked for a worst case estimate and was told that it could be anywhere between $1000 and $3000, but they wouldn?ˆ™t know until they take a look. He assured me that they would only replace the parts that needed to be replaced and wouldn?ˆ™t charge me for unneeded repairs. So, I told him I would call him back to let him know how I wanted to proceed. In the meantime, my wife ran a better business bureau inquiry and found that they had over 20 serious complaints and had an ?ˆ?F?ˆ? rating. Additionally, a friend who overheard that I had my truck at Tanner was very adamant that they scammed a relative of his for several thousand dollars. I decided to go pick up my truck and get other opinions. When I picked up my truck the technician told me again that it was definitely internal and mentioned that they had eliminated the common problems sensors and solenoids. He emphasized that they were the best around and had the most experience. The next morning I thought I would run a quick Google search for the symptoms I was experiencing and within seconds found several hits and youtube videos with a simple solution to my problem. They all said it was the governor pressure solenoid and pressure sensor. It was all over the internet that this is a very common problem on the 48re transmission. Even though the technician at Tanner told me specifically they had eliminated this as the cause I decided to take the gamble and picked up the two parts. Between the two it was about $100. It took me about 45 minutes to replace these parts and when I was done my truck shifted like a champ once again. PROBLEM SOLVED! So, my conclusion is that Tanner Transmission either tried to scam me OR they are an incredibly incompetent transmission repair shop. If I can find out in a few minutes that this particular transmission has a very common problem with a pressure solenoid which causes exactly the problems I was experiencing, one would think that a business that specialized in the field would have this figured out. If they were just honest with me I would have paid a few hundred dollars for them to fix it. Instead, I will never recommend anyone seek their business. Dont just listen to me... google them. it saved me thousands! Shame on you Tanner Transmission!

Williamsboys1 / 7/25/2013

Mr shepherd

went there three weeks ago with a leaky transmission. after paying to have the pan gasket seal replaced two different times and a power flush, still had a leak that took over a month to get the part. Every time I called he would talk down to me and when I finall picked up my truck had a rank smell of cigarette smoke.

shepherdaj / 2/13/2013

While heading up to Park City ...

While heading up to Park City to get a couple of runs in my 1999 Toyota 4 Runner started to make a real bad shuttering sound as I pulled out from a stop. I knew that something was going wrong with the clutch and it had been five years since I had last had it replaced at Tanner in Sunset. So I?ˆ™m back to Tanner once again. My Toyota had put about 55K and almost 5 years on the clutch since replaced by Tanner before, so ... view moreI figured they did a good job. That seems about fair. The reason for the good review is that they only took one day. Guess nobody wanted to have his or her clutch or transmission fixed after Christmas. Plus my old clutch lasted almost 5 years, and to be 100% honest Bob the manager and I have know each other a long time, he?ˆ™s a good guy. My Toyota is the real story here it is the best truck ?ˆ?vehicle?ˆ? I have ever owned besides brakes, oil changes regularly maintained and the occasional clutch repair wow what a great little truck. Hank, Sunset

HankSunset / 12/27/2011