I picked this location due to it being endorsed by Dave Ramsey. And now I wish I had not. When I first dropped off my vehicle, Mike checked it and said that something was going on but that it would be easiest to replace it. As he explained, apparently Nissan designs their transmissions for failure. With this in mind, he said he could have my car ready in about a week. Knowing it would add time to the whole process, we discussed not processing it thru my extended warranty. In order to start any repairs a down payment was required, which I promptly paid. After tearing down my transmission, Mike called to say there was more damage than expected and that it would cost an additional $700, and it would take at least another 12 days for them to rebuild. I then told Mike to start a claim with my extended warranty and start the repairs by all means, I need my car! So - when it all came down to it - Joel called to say my car was ready. And they did not start the claim with my warranty because they had received a 'down payment' from me. When I questioned Joel about my conversation with Mike, Joel disclosed that he was listening in on the phone call but (to his convenience) he did not recall me saying 'to start the claim'. When I requested to speak with Mike via a 3-way call, Joel said Mike was no longer with them. Come to find out, Mike is still with them - just not in the same building as Joel. Come on guys - enough of the shenanigans. It's very convenient for you to 'not hear' one sentence of my conversation and how convenient it is to say Mike 'is no longer with you'. And then when you call to say it's ready for pickup you want me to pick it up from Nissan. Really guys? You honestly think someone is going to come pay you for a transmission and then have to go somewhere else to pickup my car? So then, when you guys finally get it fixed and I come pick it up and then my car is making a loud noise!! It was not like this before I brought it to you guys. Shame, shame on you guys. Poor customer service. Granted, you probably did my transmission right and got the repairs right. But you really messed up the customer aspect of it all the way around.
I apologize for your experience. The issues you brought up are valid and we are looking into them. Also, if you have an extended warranty and the claim is not started prior to any repairs then the claim would be denied due to the warranty company not approving the work. If you would like, I will contact your warranty company on your behalf to check if we can assist in any way.
- Transmission Corporation of America