Street Smart Transmission prices

If you’re looking to buy transmissions online, then you obviously want to get the best transmission prices that you can get. But don’t forget the old adage; “you get what you pay for”. This is especially true when it comes to transmission replacement cost. The less money that you pay, usually results in a replacement transmission that won’t last nearly as long as the one that costs a little more money. So let’s take a look at remanufactured transmission prices, and see if we can’t figure out why Street Smart Transmission prices might be worth it.

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What is a Street Smart Transmission?

Simply put, a remanufactured transmission is been broken down into its component form and completely restored beyond its original factory specifications. Every nut, bolt and valve spring have been accounted for and replaced if there is even the slightest hint of damage. This obsessive inspection also applies to all of the bigger elements like the gears, clutch drums, valve body and torque converter. If something doesn’t meet the specifications for metal strength, straightness, thickness or any other functional measurement, it gets replaced immediately. All of the wear parts like seals, bearings, and clutch disc also get replaced before the final assembly.

Essentially, every Street Smart Transmission reman transmission is completely redone from the ground up. But the remanufacturing process actually goes a lot further than that. You see, there is an entire R&D department at streetsmart transmission that processes all of the technical service bulletins that come from the vehicle manufacturer. They determine what modifications can be made to correct the factory design flaws and extend the service life. From adding an extra bearing to modifying the valve body, small tweaks are made to ensure that your remanufactured transmission can last even longer than the original did. This is one area that most reman transmission companies fail to address. And yet it can do the most to give you a better return on your investment. 

What is the Street Smart Transmission warranty?

If you purchase a non-commercial application transmission from Street Smart Transmission, it will be backed by a 3-year/unlimited mile nationwide warranty that covers both parts and labor for any necessary transmission repair during the warranty duration. As long as you take your vehicle to a licensed repair shop in the continental United States, your out-of-pocket expenses will be covered. This is one of the best remanufactured transmission warranties in the industry, and it’s completely transferable if you decide to sell or gift the car during the warranty coverage period.

Are Street Smart Transmission prices justified?

When you consider the quality of the final product and the warranty, it’s easy to say yes. But there is another element consider, and that is the final cost. Most reman transmission companies will charge you a $300 – $900 transmission core charge, in addition to shipping and handling. This can add quite a bit of money to your overall transmission repair costs. But, Street Smart Transmission doesn’t levy an upfront transmission core charge. And they don’t charge shipping and handling either. This means that you don’t have to worry about only getting half of your transmission core charge back if the transmission is badly broken, and you won’t have to worry about paying $200 – $300 for shipping freight either. So at the end of the day, you will save money up front on the purchase and save money in the long run with the warranty. Compared to other remanufactured transmissions on the market, this is one of the best options out there. To get a better understanding of what a reman transmission from Street Smart Transmission might cost in comparison to your other options, have a look at the table below. 

Need a replacement transmission? Get an estimate for replacement transmissions and local installation. Look up your transmission model by vehicle make and model.

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