Transmission Repair in Raytown, MO

“I’ve been using their services since buying a new car this past year! They always listen to my concerns and recommend fixes that don’t break the bank. R&L will always be #1 in my book, I completely trust them with my car and its needs!!”

“Telle Tire & Auto Centers are well known in the St. Louis area, but are a newcomer to the Kansas City area. I used to get my auto work done at KC Complete, but Telle bought them out a while ago. At first I wasn't sure how the new company would be, but I have since had my car at Telle several times and each time they do fantastic work.

I took my car to the Raytown location for the first time since it opened, as it is the nearest to my home, and just like my experience at the other locations, they were fast, friendly and got me out the door feeling good about the service I received. The previous auto shop at this location was terrible, but thankfully they are no more. Telle has an excellent reputation in the STL area for a reason, they do fantastic work, and they are bringing that hard earned reputation to the KC area and we are better off for it.”

“Very great service and fast friendly,
Mr Joe is so fair with prices and goes out of his way to make it right .... open even threw holidays both times I have went 2 times now and both times it was great
my car has not ever been better!!!!
thank you so much Joe and crew !!!”

“Incredible Owners. Whoever has not given them a good review is crazy! I brought my F-250 diesel to them for a 2nd opinion. Certified Transmission in Overland Park told me it has catastrophic transmission failure and needed an $11k replacement transmission. The truck still drove good, it just had intermittent issues when it was cold, but drove fine once it warmed up. Midwest Transmission had my truck for several days. They agreed that it did not appear to be transmission failure. They thought it was something simple causing the issue. The entire staff and especially the front office woman at Midwest Transmission worked together and researched to figure out the issue. She spent countless hours looking at Ford Transmission issue blogs and websites and came across a posting with exactly the same issue. Turns out it was an aftermarket transmission filter with a rubber gasket that was loose and allowed air to pass through. They replaced the transmission filter with an Motocraft filter and changed the transmission fluid, all for $205.00 (very inexpensive). The problem was fixed. Saved me $11K. Had it not been for the extra effort that Midwest Transmission gave on this small repair, I would have lost thousands of dollars! Nobody else would have given so much time to find the little problem creating this big issue. Customer for life!”