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Man-Mac Automatic (McKinley 1975)
Categories: Automotive Auto Repair Automotive Oil Change Stations Auto Repair, Oil Change Stations [Edit]
598 Chilcotin StreetKamloops, BC V2H 1G5
(250) 374-6284
- Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am - 5 pm
Specialties
Our 2 liscenced transmission mechanics, Doug and Darren, bring 50 years combined experience between them. Add to that our service technician Brian and front end staff Kathy, along with our owner/manager, Sandy, and that results in over 90 years of combined experience. We've been working together as a team for years, effectively listening to our customers to ensure that we meet their needs. If you've got questions, we're happy to confidently answer them. If you've got concerns, we take the time to listen in order to address and alleviate them. We encourage continuing education and send our mechanics to courses to keep them updated with the latest in automotive technology, so that it's with confidence that we're able to accurately diagnose and repair. We have the skills and know how to improve and update your transmission. Our expertise has been appreciated by those customers who have utilized that knowledge to extend the life of their transmission.
History
Established in 1970
Man Mac Automatic opened its doors in Kamloops on May 1, 1970, with Jim McKinley as manager. Five years later Jim McKinley, along with his wife Sandy, bought the company. When Jim passed away in 1992, Sandy felt such a duty to her loyal customers, and so enjoyed the business that she gave no thought to selling. She's been successfully running the business since then, and the fact that her two licensed transmission mechanics have been with the company for 30 and 20 years respectively, attests to her sound and fair business practices.
Man-Mac's large customer base is mostly comprised of repeat and referral customers. And you only refer your friends and family to people who do the job right the first time. Man-Mac is a family business, but not what you typically think when you hear "family business". What that means in Man-Mac's case is that they are so trusted by their customers that they are working for second generation customers - customers who's parents took their vehicles to
Meet the Business Owner: Sandy McKinley M.
Man Mac Automatic opened its doors in Kamloops on May 1, 1970, with Jim McKinley as manager. Five years later Jim McKinley, along with his wife Sandy, bought the company. When Jim passed away in 1992, Sandy felt such a duty to her loyal customers, and so enjoyed the business that she gave no thought to selling. She's been successfully running the business since then, and the fact that her two licensed transmission mechanics have been with the company for 30 and 20 years respectively, attests to her sound and fair business practices.
