Abercrombie Transmission Service has operated as a family-owned transmission specialist in Douglasville, Georgia since 1998, serving the western edge of the Atlanta metro from its location at 13090 E Veterans Memorial Hwy, formerly known as Bankhead Hwy. The shop markets itself as “Transmission Experts West of Atlanta” and draws customers from Carrollton, Villa Rica, Hiram, Lithia Springs, Bremen, and Temple in addition to the broader greater Atlanta area.
The mechanics on staff bring more than 50 years of combined experience and are qualified to work on all makes and models of vehicles. Core services include transmission diagnostics, transmission repair, complete rebuilds, and full transmission replacements. The business also offers towing services on a job-dependent basis, providing added convenience for customers whose vehicles cannot be driven to the shop. Same-day service is available depending on workload, and all repairs carry a warranty.
Financing is available through a “6 months same as cash with approved credit” program, making larger transmission jobs accessible without immediate full payment. The shop accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Business hours run Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:30 pm; the shop is closed on weekends.
Customer testimonials on the site highlight the shop’s reputation for honest assessments and transparent communication. One reviewer noted that the shop completed repairs beyond the warranty period at no additional charge. Others cite the team’s professionalism and willingness to explain repair needs in plain terms. The emphasis throughout the website is on long-term customer relationships and saving clients money rather than upselling unnecessary work.
Contact options include phone at 770-920-0095 and email at abercrombietransmission@gmail.com. For Atlanta metro drivers dealing with transmission trouble west of the city, Abercrombie offers a combination of deep mechanical experience, transparent pricing structures, and a long track record of community service built over more than two decades of operation in Douglasville.