Reviewed : 01/02/2026

Comment : Jason was great and very accommodating.

Reviewed : 12/23/2025

Comment : Jason and his team were great! I had a full transmission replaced done in only two days. I would highly recommend Reliable Transmission to anyone looking for any type of transmission service.

Reviewed : 10/13/2025

Comment : My husband took his 2018 Chevy Colorado truck in because it had started shuddering while driving. Reliable Transmission knew that Colorado trucks of certain years have a known issue with factory transmission fluid absorbing moisture causing a shudder. They changed the transmission fluid and test drove multiple times to check for a continuing shudder and possible additional problems. There were none. They provided good communication too. After getting the truck back, we took it on a long drive without issues. Thanks Reliable Transmission!

Reviewed : 09/10/2025

Comment : I took a 2001 Honda Odyssey here a little over a month ago because someone recommended the shop to me. Before taking it in, all I knew was that the transmission fluid was low, based on an associate mentioning that it looked low while showing me all the fluid locations for fun, and also based on a tire shop checking the fluid level on my request and telling me it was low. I drove it in and talked to Jason, before touching the vehicle I told him about how it had been checked at the tire shop and he told me that Honda vehicles have a different technique for checking transmission fluid level. They were busy but were able to look at the vehicle. First, he checked the fluid level and it was not on the dipstick; those other two times it was checked before this there was just some fluid up the side of the dipstick which he mentioned was how low transmission fluid may typically look. He suggested it may be leaking at the axle shafts, which is a common problem. I asked if I could watch the inspection, he said yes. He raised the vehicle and showed me that there was a leak coming from what I think is called the transmission gearbox, which is made of two sides. It appeared as if this box had been repaired before, but not well, the seam between the two sides was covered in silicone, and his diagnosis was that in the previous repair, the connection between the two sides of the gearbox had not been smoothed out enough and for that reason it was leaking. I did not know about the car's repair history before bringing it in. He also mentioned that it did not appear wet where it would if it were an axle shaft leak, and that it seems like the car has had this problem for a while because there were stains across the entire bottom of the car presumably from the fluid being carried back in 60mph winds. I asked more questions to understand the problem and clarify what it implied for me and the car, his recommendation was to top off the transmission fluid every time I got gas, based on how much it seemed to be leaking. He mentioned that the important part here would be to not let the fluid level get low so the transmission does not sustain further damage. He explained the costs and implications of the true repair that would be needed as well, which would be smoothing out the gearbox seam, which would require disassembly plus could possibly uncover more damage to the transmission that I would otherwise be unaware of. He lowered the car and put in all of the correct spare transmission fluid that he could find lying around; it turned out that it was about 2 quarts low and he put in 1.5 quarts free of charge which got it up to the bottom dot on the dipstick. He just said I could give a Google review as payment.

After this visit, I think a few weeks later, I took it to a Honda dealership for a Multi-point inspection and they said that it was hemorrhaging. I have not driven the car much after that, so I don't know what the damage truly is, but the car at this point was leaving small puddles of transmission fluid on the ground after being parked for less than a day, something that it was not doing at the time I took it to Reliable Transmission. I could clearly see the difference in the appearance of the underside of the car in Honda's inspection videos vs when I saw it at RT. Here I do not have all the facts for why the car acted like this but it is not surprising considering the miles I was driving it with low fluid, the time it had spent in disuse, etc etc.

I did not get any service at Reliable Transmission, just a free inspection, but it was helpful and I learned a lot.

Reviewed : 07/29/2025

Comment : These guys were great in helping me get my Suburban fixed up before a road trip. Will be back again in the future.

Reviewed : 04/23/2025

Comment : They got my car in and out within the day and charged me a little bit less than I was quoted. Good, friendly service.

Reviewed : 03/20/2025

Comment : Best transmission spot in the Hillsboro Beaverton area. Had to fix a clutch and got quoted $600 less than other shops. My truck likes a champ and pretty much feels like a new car. Best transmission shop hands down

Reviewed : 03/08/2025

Comment : I brought in my 2002 F250 with a 4r100. Ended up needing a full rebuild and throughout the whole process the guys at Reliable communicated with me and explained what was going on through each step. Everyone there treated me very well and were super professional. Trans shifts great again. You won’t be disappointed taking your business to Reliable. Thanks guys!

Reviewed : 03/03/2025

Comment : Nobody answered
The phone

Reviewed : 02/21/2025

Comment : Amazing work, very reliable. Worth the wait to get in.