Transmission Replacement Shop

Transmission replacements are performed to save you time. We rebuild your original transmission in most cases. When we have a replacement transmission in stock, we will offer to install it, to save the time needed to rebuild your original. Your original transmission will be rebuilt at a later time and installed into someone’s car or truck in the future. We will disassemble your original transmission to find what is damaged and to determine a cost. You will receive credit for what is reusable inside your original transmission and only be charged for what needs to be replaced. Rebuilds are performed on site at our repair facilities. All necessary updates are installed during the transmission rebuild process. For many years we have performed transmission replacement & rebuild and understand what it takes to make your transmission work like new.

There is never a hassle at our transmission replacement shop if repairs are not authorized. You will receive straight answers from real transmission experts. Please let us know what it will take to earn your business.

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How to choose the right transmission repair/rebuild shop ?

Here is a couple tips …. if the shop that you are considering doesn’t have the word “Transmission” as part of the business name, it is likely they are not a real transmission shop. If a repair shop suggests that it is better to replace your transmission instead of rebuilding or repairing the original transmission. Odds are they don’t have the expertise to rebuild your original transmission. If you are looking for a shop that is a transmission specialist, remember these helpful tips.

When should you replace your transmission ?

Simply put… NEVER. It is always best and costs less to repair or rebuild your original transmission. Even in a situation when a transmission has a broken housing for example, many parts inside the original transmission will be good and can be reused again. When replacing your whole transmission with a reman you are buying parts and pieces that you don’t need and already own inside your original transmission that never fail.

How much does it cost to replace my transmission?

When buying a replacement/remanufactured transmission you are buying many transmission parts to make a complete replacement transmission assembly. At A-Affordable Transmissions Center we give you credit for what is good inside your original transmission and only replace the transmission parts that are worn and damaged. Even when we install one of our “Remanufactured” transmissions that we have in stock into a car or truck, the customer receives credit for the good parts inside the original transmission.

Does A-Affordable Transmissions Center sell remanufactured transmissions ?

Your original transmission is disassembled and a internal inspection is performed to determine what is good and what needs to be replaced. We then determine a accurate cost to rebuild/remanufacture/overhaul your original transmission to the latest industry standards. When we have a remanufactured transmission in stock for your auto, we only will install one of our remanufactured transmissions to speed up the repair process for the customer, to get the vehicle back to our client as promptly as possible, with the customers approval of course.

Rebuilt vs Remanufactured, which is better ?

Here is some things to consider… remanufactured transmissions typically cost more. When a transmission is remanufactured, in most cases several technicians are rebuilding individual components of the transmission, increasing labor costs of assembly. Each technician is focused on one portion of the transmissions internal parts and then in the end the transmission is assembled by one person. I am sure you have heard of the phrase “too many cooks in the kitchen”, well more cooks more margin for error. When you rebuild your original transmission, you have one or two technicians working on your car or truck. Technician has a personal attachment to the job because they see it from beginning to end. The technician sees the customer and the vehicle and has a direct feel and personal attachment to what needs to be done to make sure the vehicle operates properly after completion of repairs. A technician tests the vehicle before the transmission is removed and then after repair, installs the transmission. Once the transmission is installed the technicians test the auto, to make certain the transmission functions correctly after completion of repairs.

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A-Affordable Transmissions Center South Denver Metro

Why A-Affordable Transmissions Center

A-Affordable Transmissions Center is one of the most highly respected transmission replacement and transmission servicing centers in all of Denver, Colorado. We take the time to walk every customer through the repairs process. The initial inspection won’t cost you a cent. We are a real transmission shop, so you can expect educated answers to your questions.

“I use them for all trucks, and did recommended to my friends and family, they do a great job every time on every vehicle, Great prices great service professional and friendly”

Ramon Robles

“I brought in my BMW xdrive TCase and they remove and replaced bearings, right on the spot. The owner knew I was in a bind and had such a great attitude. You don’t see this kind of can do spirit much anymore, but these guys go the extra mile to help you. I would highly recommend any transmission related work to A-Affordable.”

Cass Grandone

Warning Signs of a Failed Transmission

All modern cars are now made with computerized transmissions. Of course, nothing is full proof. As sophisticated as these modern transmissions can be, errors can make those gearshifts considerably less smooth. The check engine light is often one of the first telltale signs that your car is having trouble.

You might also notice some strange sounds or vibrations when something goes awry with your vehicle’s transmission. In other situations, your transmission might shift gears in unpredictable ways, resulting in uneven speeds and inconsistencies while driving. Your car may sound like it’s trying to go 100 miles per hour when it’s only traveling at 50, this is known as a transmission slipping in most cases. Additionally, there might be a few seconds delay when you shift from park to drive.

While some of these problems might seem negligible in the moment, ignoring such issues could make the situation worse, decreasing the life of your transmission over time and increasing the costs to repair.