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2221 W Albany St, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, 74012, United States

(918) 695-7012 www.lifetimetransmissions.com

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Scott Graves

Mar 20, 2018

The guys at Lifetime Transmissions are really stand-up guys! Wayne and crew go the extra mile! ...Not “if needed” but as a matter of everyday work! Top to bottom this is a quality organization. Highly recommend. You won’t be sorry. I’D RATHER PAY FOR QUALITY ONCE, THAN JUNK TWICE!

HUBERSAUTOPARTS

Jan 10, 2018

We have been in business since 1956 and honestly have to say how refreshing it was to deal with the owner Wayne. Probably one of the nicest, most knowledgeable people when it comes to vehicles. I would highley reccommend using Lifetime Transmission!!!

Brian Gnad

Jul 30, 2017

The price is exactly what they quote. No BS! Good solid work. And they are right upfront with you.

Tyler Palmer

May 13, 2017

I brought my truck in for a minor repair and the work was done. When I picked it up my speedometer was unplugged and I had to return. I had a different issue with my transmission about two weeks later. I don't think the two instances are related but since I had shelled out a good amount of money already I brought it back to see if they could evaluate the issue. I called and asked if there would be a fee for looking at it again before i dropped it off. I was told no. When I dropped it off I asked again. When I got the call they told me the tranmission would need rebuilt. When I came to pick it up I was charged $100 and told they would take that off my bill when they did the repairs. Relatively small complaint but it was enough for me to chose a different shop. The work they did do was fine but their communication was lacking.

David Parenti

Jan 7, 2017

I went to Firestone to have my transmission flushed a month ago. Last week my truck started shifting hard and behaving odd. I checked the transmission fluid level, and it was overfilled. Being upset with Firestone, I went back and asked for my money back. I was quoted $170 by Lifetime Transmissions to have a transmission pan service done on my Dodge Ram. After dropping the pan, they noticed there was water in the transmission fluid. This prompted the mechanics to tell me that I probably needed a new transmission, and they would wait for Wayne to return to ask his opinion, as he would be back any minute. I waited there for over an hour before I spoke with Wayne, and he told me that I had water in the transmission and I needed to have the whole thing replaced. Fair enough. The price quoted was almost $2800. I told them to go ahead and finish doing the pan service and I would think about it. Now I appreciated his insight and our conversation, but then he turned around and told his daughter (whom runs the office) to charge me an hour of diagnostic time at $105 on top of the transmission pan service. So I wound up paying $275 for a basic transmission pan service. I was there for over 3 hours. I don't mind that. Water in the transmission? Fine. I get that. I need a new one. But springing $105 on me to have a 15 minute conversation with him really irks me. After doing research, I had some additional questions about the parts for the remanufactured transmission he would be putting in my truck. I called once and was put on hold for long enough to finally hang up the phone, and then a second time I called, was told Wayne was in a meeting, and left my phone number so he could call me back. My call was never returned. Apparently, Wayne doesn't want to be bothered by me, my questions, or my $3,000. I'll definitely be spending that money elsewhere. Rosco was nice though (the dog.)

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