About Transmission Specialists

Full Service Transmission Repairs

Transmission Specialists is a local, family-owned business with over 30 years of experience providing excellent auto transmission services to the Spearfish, SD area. Reach out to us today to learn more.

Your transmission makes your car go. It transfers the energy from the engine to the axles and wheels. It takes a beating, and sometimes you need a new one. Sometimes a transmission is wearing out, but it doesn't have to be trashed. Sometimes we can rebuild it and get it running like new again.

Is your car or truck running rough? Does it hesitate when you hit the gas? It could be time to replace it. Or, maybe after a little maintenance it will run smoothly again. Think of your transmission as the muscles of your car. It turns energy into motion. Cars today give us many more miles than they used to. That's because of improved technology, but even the best cars break down occasionally. That's the time to call Transmission Specialists.

Our technicians are triple certified and attend constant training. That's how we stay ahead of the curve and ahead of the competition. That's what we do. Everything lasts longer when you take care of it. Bad news: not everyone knows how to take care of a transmission. Good news: Transmission Specialists will do it for you. All you need to do is schedule an appointment. Then we do all the work and give you our recommendations. Our tech team attends training seminars once, sometimes twice a year. You probably won't find anyone who knows more than we do.

To us, there is no better sound than a smooth-running car gliding down East Colorado Blvd. Unfortunately, not every car runs smoothly. Why not? Well, it's complicated. A transmission has too many parts to explain, but that's why we're here. Taking care of your transmission means taking care of the many parts and components that are connected to it. Come visit us. We can explain a lot better when we look at your car. Transmissions are changing constantly. Auto manufacturers are improving and redesigning cars at least once a year. That means we must constantly go "back to school" and learn what is new, what is better, and what we can do better for you and your car.