Transmission Rebuild

Transmission Rebuild Service

Since 1999, A Tech Transmission has been a proud member of the Hesperia community. We got our start as a modest, family-owned business established by Paul and John, throughout our 25 years in operation, we have earned a remarkable reputation. Here at A Tech Transmission, we take pride in being a female-friendly repair shop, welcoming all customers with respect. We understand that transmission repair can be stressful, and our goal is to make everyone, including woman, feel comfortable and confident in their service choices. Our team is dedicated in providing clear, explanations and honest advice, ensuring that all our customers are fully informed and comfortable with every aspect of their vehicle. We strive to create a welcoming atmosphere where questions are encouraged and customer service is our first priority, remembering that “TRUST IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT TOOL”

Expert Transmission Rebuilding

When your vehicle’s transmission shows signs of trouble, it’s a serious concern. As a vital part of your car’s drivetrain, the transmission transfers power from the engine to the wheels for optimal performance and control. At ATech Transmission, we understand that a well-functioning transmission is essential for both vehicle performance and driver safety. However, transmissions endure wear and tear over time. In many cases, a rebuild is often the best option for reviving your vehicle’s performance and extending its lifespan. Below, we’ll explore the reasons a rebuild might be necessary and walk you through our meticulous rebuilding process.

Reasons for a Transmission Rebuild

The need for a transmission rebuild often arises from worn or damaged components. Over time, essential parts like gears, clutches, and bands can deteriorate due to constant use. This wear may result in delayed shifting, a rough feeling during shifting, or even a complete failure to shift between gears. Each component has a specific role. When these components wear out, it can lead to erratic shifting, slipping out of gear, and a frustrating, potentially dangerous driving experience.