Hometown Transmissions IN 46151

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Jackson Schrock

They had my car for over a month then when I finally got it back there was more stuff broken on it my hood latch hood strut and obd2 reader where all messed up I strongly recommend finding a better place

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Rowan m

EDIT: Turns out not great people, when trying to get a refund the woman at the desk kept on saying we would get a call back and lied about her husband not being in the store, they never called back even after multiple attempts to contact them. She also denied having basic shop tools in an attempt of blaming their shoddy workmanship on me. Original: Great people, more than disappointing work. I went in with a Jeep axle that needed some new bearings pressed on. After having some trouble with the parts, no fault of Hometown, they pressed the bearing on backward, and it was not pressed in all the way. I should have taken that as a warning sign but I brought the axle back in so they could do it right. They paid for the parts and did it for free which I appreciated but I was sorely disappointed to find that the axle had angle grinder marks from the improper removal of the bearing and collar and the bearing STILL was not pressed in all the way, so much so I can stick a large flathead into the gap. This job went from 30 bucks in parts and 30 bucks of labor to having to spend 300 dollars on a new axle as the old one has been critically damaged.

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Harold Sturgeon

Had a transmission clutch circuit open error code. Hometown went thru and determined the cause and replaced the solenoids, Sam called me from Hometown and advised I should also replace the 25 year old wiring harness within which made total sense. No errors since being service and the transmission shifts so smooth now. Great job, fair pricing and great service in making recommendations to avoid future problems!