Benefits of using A Plus Transmission Specialists of San Antonio

FREE 22 Point check including road test and electronic analysis

Concerned about your transmission’s performance? “Check Engine” light on? Bring your vehicle in for our Free 22 Point Diagnostic and Scan Service. We’ll do a complete and thorough diagnostic, including an electronic scan, FREE of Charge!!!
We will not charge you to give a Diagnosis on your Transmission Problems. Once we have established what the problems are and we are able to narrow it down. Then we can give you a Quote on what you might expect as repair cost.

FREE pick up and delivery

As part of our customer appreciation and Service we will provide for Pick Up & Delivery of your Vehicle when you have your Transmission repaired or serviced in one of our 2 Locations

Military and Senior Discounts

We respect and honor our elders and service men and women for all they have done

Over 100 years experience

We have some of the best Transmission Technicians working for A Plus in both of our Locations. Together their vast knowledge and experience far exceeds 100 years of Transmission Know-How.
We will repair and service your car or truck Transmission and get you back on the road in no time.

Loaner car program

Again, as part of our customer Service we will extend Loaner-Cars to our Customer when their is need for a MAJOR Transmission Repair(i.e.Transmission Rebuilding)

Two Convenient Locations

So far we have 2 locations in San Antonio.

Downtown SW San Antonio
Location Coming Soon
(210) 660-2038

Medical Center / NW Area
9003 Huebner Rd, 78240
(210) 558-4461
close to the Medical Center Area of Huebner and Babcock Rd

Commercial Accounts- Fleet Services

As a fleet customer, you will enjoy many benefits, including the ones listed below:
Free Electronic Diagnostic and Performance Evaluation
Complimentary Pick-up & Drop-off Service
Unbeatable Warranty Terms
Top Quality Parts
Valued Pricing
24 Hour Commercial Customer Service
Convenient Billing Options
Fastest Turn Around Times
Large Inventory Of Common Transmissions