Transmission Exchange Co / Oak Grove, Oregon

Rating: ★★★★★

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Auto Transmission

Address: 1803 NE M L King Blvd, Oak-Grove

Postal code: 97212

Phone: (503) 284-0768

Known For Our Reputation of Honesty and Integrity for Over 50 Years.

At Scotties Auto Body & Repair we are committed to our customers and our community. We sponsor athletics, drama, and grad night at Glencoe, Hilhi, Century and Gaston Schools. Scotties also contributes to many non-profit and civic groups. We have been proud to serve and be part of our community since 1957. We were awarded a position on the CRCs "most highly recommended" report for our quality service and personal touch. We are proud to be members of the NATA, Certified First Network, Rotary and Automotive Service Association. Scotties Auto Body & Repair works with insurance companies to provide you, the customer, with prompt and courteous service. At Scotties we provide body, paint, structural and all types of automotive repairs to restore your vehicle. We can handle all of your repairs from a major collision loss with structural damage to your most minor door dent. The auto repair side of the shop is full-service offering everything from oil changes to major engine repairs. We also specialize in auto and boat upholstery. If wear and tear have left your convertible top leaking or your boat seats torn then we can help.

Reviews:

I would recommend this repair ...

I would recommend this repair facility to anyone that needs transmission repair work done. I had previously taken my 1969 Ford F250 into an AAMCO repair facility (181st and Division) to have my transmission gone through, inspected, repaired as needed, and resealed. I thought I had a full rebuild performed after paying $1500. LONG story short ?ˆ“ they only did a reseal and in the process, AAMCO left out a component a... view morend did not sheave the main shaft correctly thereby causing failure of my transmission after about 800 miles of use. AAMCO refused to take responsibility to repair, so I took it upon myself to pull the transmission from the truck and bring it to Transmission Exchange for a full rebuild. These guys do QUALITY work. I had my transmission back in 3 days, and it works amazing. They were even kind enough to put together a list of why my transmission failed, essentially giving me what I will need to pursue retribution from the AAMCO repair facility. The unfortunate part about the auto repair business is groups like the AAMCO I worked with give the industry a bad name. Thankfully business?ˆ™s like Transmission exchange are the kind that you would go back to over and over again due to their professional, quality, good customer service repairs. Thanks Transmission Exchange!!

karl.atteberry / 12/24/2012

karl.atteberry / 12/23/2012