Alexander County runs on trucks. When yours starts slipping, grinding or won't engage 4WD, our dedicated transmission shop in Hickory is a short drive away.
Getting here from Taylorsville: About 30–40 minutes to our Hickory shop, depending on your route and where in Alexander County you start.
Around Taylorsville and Alexander County, a lot of trucks work for a living. They pull trailers, haul hay or equipment, and travel gravel roads and steep driveways every day. That’s hard on the whole drivetrain, not just the transmission. Transfer cases stretch chains and wear shift forks, differentials start to whine, and clutches on manual trucks wear out faster under load.
We repair all of it. Transfer cases and differentials get torn down and repaired on the bench just like transmissions. We rebuild older truck units like the 4L60E, 4L80E, E4OD and NV4500 for owners who want to keep a good truck running. When a truck’s value doesn’t justify a rebuild, we’ll say so and show you what a used unit would look like instead.
Depending on your route, the drive to our shop on the northeast side of Hickory is roughly 30–40 minutes. If your truck won’t make it, call (828) 855-3444 and ask about towing before you try to drive it in.
Often, yes, if the rest of the truck is solid. A rebuild addresses every wear part inside your own unit. If the truck's value doesn't justify it, we'll tell you and talk through a used unit instead.
Yes. That's usually a worn shift fork, chain or internal part, or sometimes an engagement or linkage issue. We'll diagnose which before quoting the repair.
Tell us what your vehicle is doing and we’ll take it from there. The request takes a couple of minutes, or call and talk to the shop directly. Se habla español.