Bill’s Low Cost Transmissions & Automotive Repair

Quality work done on my GMC transmission for a great price! Very happy I found Bill’s.

Diagnosis, removal, & rebuilt of 5 speed Auto Transmission for my Sprinter chassis motor home. Broke down w/​only 30 k miles, out of warranty but covered w/​extended warranty by Good Sam’s RV policy. Took about a week including warranty inspection, approval, and getting parts. Total value of work was closer to $ 5k before discount, copay, and upgrades that were recommended but not required & therefore not covered.
Overall Excellent rating. Was very unhappy w/​treatment I received at dealer, felt much more confident that this shop knew what they were doing.

Update: Bill’s fixed the problem completely for $ 100 Parts and labor. Only replaced the parts that we’re broken and unusable. The Honda dealer would have tried to sell me an entire new shift assembly which costs $ 400-​$ 500 just for the part. Highly recommend Bill’s for good quality service at a fair price.

Have gone here twice so far since we moved here, each time for a different car and reason. First time, our 2007 dodge caliber needed a new transmission… they replaced it at an awesome price and completed the work in a very timely manner. Second time, we got the breaks done on our 2006 Honda Odyssey, also for a great price (though it did take a few hours). We really trust these guys and actually asked their recommendation for a good collision repair or body shop (pointed us to Buchholz). We love supporting their business!

A couple months ago, my alternator crapped out, and the dealership quoted me almost a thousand dollars. My dad found a place that would do it for 600, so I was on my way to that place, when my friend who was driving me said that when she needed a new alternator, she came here and it cost her only a couple hundred. So we stopped here, and I asked Bill how much he could do it for, and he quoted me just over $ 400. Sold! He said he would have it done in 2 days max, but it took 4 days. But I don’t really blame him, because VWs are notoriously difficult to work on. Their weekend hours are kind of inconvenient– 12 – 5 on Saturday and closed on Sunday.
A few weeks ago, my battery started dying again, so I took it back there. They couldn’t figure out what the problem was, because they don’t specialize in VWs, but he didn’t charge me anything to look at it, and he checked everything he could. He was really nice, and patient about explaining what he thought the problem might be.
I wish I could take my car to Bill for all of my repair needs– if you don’t have a foreign car, come here! Reasonably priced, honest work.