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A-1 Transmission Service of Antioch is a family-owned and operated business located in Antioch, California, specializing in classic and muscle cars. The company is ASE certified and a member of the Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association (ATRA).
The business offers a range of services including transmission repair, drivelines, clutches, and rear ends.
They understand the importance of their customers' time and work to get them back on the road quickly and safely. The company offers various auto transmission services, including automatic and manual transmission services, diagnostic services, and transmission maintenance.
The business is conveniently located off Highway 4 and serves California's East and Central Contra Costa Counties. To schedule service and get a free estimate, customers can call the company at 925-754-9967 or email them at info@a1transmissionservice.net.
A-1 Transmission Service of Antioch can be contacted at their address, 2505 Devpar Court, Suite A, Antioch, CA 94509. Financing is available on credit approval. The company's website also features a gallery of photos and videos, and customers can view this content to learn more about the business.
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