Transmission Repair in Flower Mound, TX
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3 locations found near Flower Mound
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1713 Justin Road, Flower Mound TX 75028
“Informative, thorough, offers reasons why, cause & impact, personable, fast responses! Favorite location. I hauled my Nissan from Colorado to Texas to have this location address my aged car issues. I have been taken care of!! They went beyond to find parts all across the country try!”
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3001 Justin Rd #105, Flower Mound TX 75028
“Needed an A/C recharge for my 04 Buick Century. Never had it recharged before, but eventually they need it. It only has 62k miles and I keep it pristine. You could literally eat a heated muffin off the valve cover; it is that clean. Carl, the owner, was honest and didn't jack me around about putting A/C Dye in the system to make a mess, check for a leak, diagnostic service and the other garbage 5 other shops pretty much insisted on forcing on me, to get it recharged. It is a 20yo car. It is normal to need a recharge periodically. Carl took good care of my old car, Recharged it, put a little A/C oil in the system, kept everything clean, talked to me about what was needed and now it is like new. It is, freezing me out of it, if I don't keep the fan on low. AAA+ experience with an honest shop. Glad I found this Auto Service Shop.”
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1045 Cross Timbers Road, Flower Mound TX 75028
“The gentlemen on duty at Kwik Kar at 9am on the morning of September 15 saved the trajectory of my day. And they did so with politeness, kindness, and professionalism. A little background: After discovering that the gas station air pump that I had been using in hopes of filling my ever-so-slightly deflated tires was in fact not working, I was met with the stark reality of a decidedly very flat tire. My smug self-satisfaction of smilingly fulfilling even the most tedious of tasks required of a responsible car owner backfired, calling into question my capacity for playing it cool amid minor, though self-inflicted, nuisances. I called my husband, who drove out and confirmed that yes, that hissing sound was not the sound of air entering the tire, but rather the sound of the tire deflating, quite parallel to my mood. Perhaps a “car person” might have picked up on this before the tire had gone completely flat, but I, not being such a person, required the full visual of a cartoonishly flat tire for confirmation that the pump was indeed out of order. A man from the next-door Kwik Kar noticed our predicament and offered to help. After we slowly drove my sad set of tires the few hundred feet to the shop, the Kwik Kar man and his fellow crew immediately went to work on all four tires and brought them all to 32 psi. My already-high opinion of this particular Kwik Kar location is now further elevated—more than offsetting my befuddlement at the intentional misspelling of the company’s name. I will be sure to bring my car in to the Flower Mound Kwik Kar for future car-related tasks requiring a professional service, and I highly recommend others do the same. Because this has to be said now: this was written entirely by a human without the aid of artificial intelligence.”
