Compare the Best Transmission, Brake, Alignment & Tire Shops in the Las Vegas Valley.

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Homeowner Hiring Tips

• Look at recent reviews. A steady stream of reviews from the last 6 months tells you more than a big lifetime total, especially for transmission and brake jobs where problems show up weeks after the visit.
• Get a written estimate first. Ask for parts and labor itemized in writing, and make sure the shop calls you for approval before any work beyond the estimate, especially on a transmission rebuild.
• Ask about warranty and parts. Ask what the warranty covers on rebuilt transmissions, brake pads, rotors and tires, in miles and months, and whether road hazard coverage is available on new tires.
• Confirm registration and certifications. Verify the shop is registered with the Nevada DMV as a repair shop, ask about ASE-certified technicians, and ask for your old parts back as a simple honesty check.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do transmission, brake, alignment and tire work cost in Las Vegas?
A transmission fluid service commonly runs from roughly $150 to $350, while a rebuilt or replacement transmission can cost $2,500 to $6,000 or more. Brake pads and rotors often cost about $300 to $700 per axle, a four-wheel alignment is typically $90 to $200, and a set of four new tires with mounting and balancing usually ranges from $500 to $1,200 or more depending on size and brand. Get a written estimate before any work begins.

How do you rate transmission, brake and tire shops?
Our Customer Satisfaction rating looks at recent Google reviews, the overall star rating and review volume, and how easy the company is to reach. Companies with no reviews yet are listed at the bottom as unrated.

Do companies pay to be listed?
No. Every company is listed and rated the same way, free of charge.

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