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Each qualified automotive transmission technician at A1 American Transmission & Automotive understands that a transmission problem can confuse most people. Our transmission service and repair shop also knows that many people are interested in finding FREE auto repair help online. Fortunately, you can now ask a transmission technician online about any transmission problem repair or general auto repair question you have and a member of our shop will try to answer it. Also use this page for FREE online advice and tips about automatic transmission repair. Consider the A1 American Transmission & Automotive website your transmission problem and auto repair online help answer resource. If you need transmission diagnostic assistance, a A1 American Transmission & Automotive expert technician will answer your transmission problem repair or auto repair FAQ about maintenance and repair PDQ! So, if you need to fix, repair, inspect, or service your automotive car or truck problem, each expert technician at A1 American Transmission & Automotive is ready to provide superior certified and qualified automotive transmission technician repair advice. So, throw away your automotive repair manual and ask your transmission problem question online now so our service staff of experts can help you.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can stay on the road to safety and saving if you heed a few hints about tracking down transmission repairs and replacement. Experts offer this advice: 1) Get recommendations-Ask friends and family to recommend a shop where they were treated well. 2) Look for a Professional Appearance-A clean, organized shop indicates a professional attitude. That usually carries over into all phases of business, including repairs and prices. 3) Avoid phone estimates-today it's virtually impossible to give an accurate estimate over the phone. Any shop that will give you a price before seeing the car is probably low balling you. Expect the price to go up considerably before the job is finished. 4) Ask for a detailed, written estimate- after checking your car thoroughly the repair center should have a fairly good idea of whats wrong with your car, and what it will cost to repair. 5) Look for membership in Consumer Organizations- Most reputable shops are members of an organization or association that provides consumer arbitration in the event of a dispute, such as the Better Business Bureau and AAA. The Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association (ATRA) provides this service to it's members. ATRA is an international association, dedicated to providing proficient service and ethical standards in the automatic transmission repair industry. It has nearly 2,000 shops from coast to coast, so you can find an ATRA member wherever you go. For more information, or how to locate an ATRA member near you, visit www.ATRA.com.
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