
The six bays at 670 East Grove Street
Payment
A-1 Transmission accepts Visa, Mastercard and cash. For anything about cost or warranty coverage on your vehicle, call (775) 829-1333 and ask; the shop will tell you.
Closed now. Opens Monday at 7:30 am.
Paying for a transmission job is rarely small, so it helps to know the basics before you come in. The shop's own site says it will "provide you with fair and honest pricing on any of our services" and "We will never try to sell you a service you don't need." Here is what drivers ask about most.
How you can pay
What forms of payment does the shop take?
Visa, Mastercard and cash.
Can I pay with a credit or debit card?
Visa and Mastercard cards are accepted. If you plan to pay another way, call (775) 829-1333 and ask before you come in.
Can I pay in cash?
Yes, cash is accepted.

Before you approve work
How much will my repair cost?
That depends on the vehicle, the parts and what the diagnosis finds, so the shop tells you after it has looked. Call and ask. The guide on what affects the cost of transmission work explains the factors in general terms.
Does the shop have a warranty?
Ask about warranty coverage when you call. The shop will tell you what applies to your vehicle and repair, and the guide on questions to ask about a transmission warranty lists what to ask any shop.
Can I get an idea of the cost before I bring the vehicle in?
Ask on the phone. The shop can tell you what to expect for your vehicle once it knows the year, make, model, engine and what the vehicle is doing.
Diagnosis and the decision
Do I have to approve the work?
Yes. The shop diagnoses first and explains what the vehicle needs. What happens next is your decision. See how diagnosis works.
Why do repair costs vary so much?
Because the same symptom can come from a small fault or a large one, and parts and labor differ by vehicle. That is why the diagnosis comes first.
What should I ask when I call?
Ask about cost, timing, warranty coverage and the payment you plan to use. The call checklist lists what to have ready.
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