Aamco Transmission

I’ve used AAMCO in Glen Ellyn for years, and I have consistently received outstanding service and very reasonable prices. The staff is hardworking, honest, and very personable. The customer service cannot be beat. AAMCO in Glen Ellyn is a trusted source for auto repair, and I always recommend Jerry and the rest of the staff at AAMCO to everyone I know for their auto care.

Funny when Aamco tells you it’s a $ 600 issue with your Power Steering Pump, but it turns out to be a problem with the Alternator.
Good thing I took my money (less money paid) elsewhere. Stay away from all Aamco’s (not just this one). This is my 2^nd experience like this.

I took my 1999 Dodge Ram truck to Tim and his team for a new transmission. The experience was outstanding! He was polite, personable and professional. He provided shuttle service to and from my home. The truck drives like the day I bought it new 15 years ago. It is great to find locally owned businesses here in Glen Ellyn to support. Tim and his crew represent that well. Because of him, Aamco Glen Ellyn has all my business for both of my vehicles. Do not hesitate to call me for details of the work done. It would be my pleasure to recommend Tim and his crew for your automotive needs! Lance Branum 630.696.5093

I took my 1999 Maxima in to check the transmision out because it seemed to be shifting a bit funny (the guy at the Auto Zone down the street recommended I see them… big mistake!) After the mechanic had taken it for a test drive, the store manger said that the trans was shot and the I needed to have it rebuilt. When I asked how much it would cost he said $ 500 to start and that they would only fix what’s wrong. I then asked wosre case senerio and he said no more than $ 2,600 to totally rebuild it. Being no dummy I said thanks but no thanks.
As turns out, all that I needed to do was replace the trans fluid for a cost of $ 25 dollars. Now, the trans shifts perfect. In fact, I just came back for a scenic trip to LaCross Wisconsin… up and down all kinds of hills and valleys, and it shifted flawlessly.
Moral of the story… always get a second opinion, and maybe even a third.