Pro-Tech Transmissions Offers RV Transmission And A/C Repair

Aug 6, 2020

August 06, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Pro-Tech Transmissions, a Phoenix, Arizona based transmission repair and installation service, would like to reach out to Phoenix residents that may be in need of the company’s services. Pro-Tech Transmission is owned by a family of transmission experts who have been repairing, rebuilding and installing transmissions for over 25 years. They work on everything, from differential repair services, transfer case service, auto repair and so on. Their team of experts can handle all makes and models, and they even offer towing services.

“Getting your car worked on by anyone is a very personal experience that comes with a lot of distrust and scepticism,” says the company. “Obviously, that distrust stems from a lot of negative experiences customers have had with different mechanics in the past who have promised they will fix whatever problem is ailing their personal vehicle only to find out that the quality of work was not up to par, or the problem wasn’t fixed at all. The process usually comes with a lot of high pressure salesmanship to boot, always trying to ‘fix’ other problems that they just happened to ‘come across’ while they were working. Why does every mechanic find problems in a completely different area than the one they were asked to inspect? At Pro-Tech Transmissions, we do one thing very well: fix transmissions.”

Pro-Tech offers rv transmission rebuilds for all RV brands. They are confident enough in their work to back it with a 3-year or 36,000 mile warranty, something few other Arizona companies can offer. Customers can also take advantage of Pro-Tech Transmission’s 5% up to $100 coupons, which go a long way toward ensuring that one gets the repairs they need at the lowest cost possible. They serve the entirety of Phoenix and offer free towing up to the $100 value. Some of the types of transmissions they work on include 2-wheel drive, 4-wheel drive, standards/manuals, automatics and more.

The transmission repair service is family-owned and takes advantage of that fact to provide high quality service using their combined knowledge and experience. The ‘family owned-and-operated’ label is something that many mechanic shops and other businesses use. At Pro-Tech transmission, however, the label represents a lot more. “It means we know our individual strengths and our individual weaknesses, which there are very few of, but let’s face it: we are still human,” says Pro-Tech. “But that close family bond is extremely useful when combining our collective knowledge, strengths and abilities and applying it to working on your transmission. That may sound cheesy, but we’re OK with that. We love what we do, and sometimes that love of our work comes across as cheesy. We like gushing over transmissions. We’ve been doing it for over 50 years. You’ll get used to it too!”

The transmission repair service goes a step further and works to help customers with financing. They offer transmission repair financing upon approval on purchases of $199 or more, and they also offer the ‘best transmission warranty in Arizona’ (which is their 3-year or 36,000 mile warranty). In addition to this, Pro-Tech Transmission has partnered with Easy Pay Financing, Snap! Finance and Synchrony Finance.

The company’s commitment to providing great service has been recognised and commented on by a number of customers. One Google review from a client named Jai says, “Great job done here. I'm very impressed with the job they did on my car as well as the price. I went to Pro-Tech Transmissions. The owner and staff were friendly, knowledgeable and professional. I got all of my questions answered, and I was even educated on my repair. My rebuilt transmission came with a warranty, and I highly recommend this place. Ray, thanks again.”

Another client, Lee, says, “Awesome work, amazing shop. Have an old ‘80 Chevy Silverado. I've kept up with this truck for many years, keeping it as pristine as possible. Sometimes, the years catch up regardless of how little you drive it nowadays. It was time for transmission replacement on my baby. After speaking with the staff at Pro-Tech, I knew I had brought it to the right place. New transmission, and now she runs better than she has in years. Can't say enough about the techs over here. If you need transmission work or replacement, you should call these guys, they know what they're doing, and it's worth every penny.”

Phoenix residents who have been searching for local transmission shops can find the kind of service they are looking for at Pro-Tech. Learn more here: Transmission Shops Near Me.

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For more information about Pro-Tech Transmissions, contact the company here:

Pro-Tech Transmissions
Bibi Razack
(602) 978-9201
[email protected]
2226 W Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85023

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