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(314) 631-8900Visit WebsiteMap & Directions8900 Gravois RdSaint Louis, MO 63123 Write a Review

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Extra Phones: Phone: (314) 822-2400
Brands: Centerforce
Payment method: check, financing available, visa, amex, discover, master card
Neighborhoods: Affton, Gravois Weber Park, City View
AKA: Austin Transmission
Other Link: http://www.stlouistransmission.com
Categories: Auto Transmission, Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Electric Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Automotive Tune Up Service, Radiators Automotive Sales & Service, Towing

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Phone: (314) 631-8900

Address: 8900 Gravois Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63123

Website: http://www.stlouistransmission.com

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Transmission Repair
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Transmission Fluid Service
Transmission Inspection
15 to 20 years ago transmission shops were only dealing with a couple of different types of transmissions with common symptoms. Today there are many transmissions in use with new ones showing up every day. Many of today's transmissions are computer controlled, which could potentially mean that the cause of the failure lies somewhere other than with the transmission, even though the transmission is hurt or has failed.
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Heating and Cooling

Radiator Service/Repair

Electrical and Electronic

Electrical Service/Repair
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General Repairs
Yes, we know it's not any fun when something goes wrong with your automatic transmission. But you can be confident you will be treated fairly and competently when you take your automatic transmission to an ATRA member for auto repairs.
Towing Service
Austin Transmission Repair Shops is a member of the St. Louis Transmission Association. Our unique warehouse and distribution system ensures our customers high quality transmission parts as well as an extended variety of domestic and international warranties. We offer free diagnostics, free quotes and free towing on all major repairs! Financing options are also available. Call us today at one of our locations to learn more about our services!
Auto Maintenance
Belts and Hoses Service
While most people are aware that their radiators need cold weather attention, few know their vehicle's transmission can benefit from a winter "physical." First, check the area around your car's radiator for leaves, paper, or other debris that might impede the incoming flow of cool air. While checking the radiator area, inspect all the belts and hoses around the engine compartment. Rubber components are always the first to fail because they're so susceptible to temperature changes. If any are dry or cracked, have them replaced now before they break. Once the temperature drops, you may notice a shift delay in your transmission. This can also be temperature and rubber related and may indicate a hardening of the rubber seals in your transmission. Hardened seals are a serious condition and should be checked out by a qualified technician.

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