Adolphs Automatic Transmission

Family owned, honest and will be upfront with you! Would highly recommend. John, the owner, is the best in the business. People from all over the US, call him for advice.

This is a legitimate review from a recent client. I recently took my custom conversion van in for repairs needed to the transmission. Adolph not only had the lowest price quote over the phone, but had a wealth of information on the transmission itself. The transmission for my van had been looked at by AAMCO. As part of their inspection, AAMCO recommended taking the transmission apart and viewing the components inside. They charge, of course, and for my inspection, the charge was $ 600.00. Additionally, they were going to charge me an additional $ 2700 to repair it (which included a 2-​yr warranty). When AAMCO reinstalled my transmission, it ran even worse. Adolph offer to repair, and even upgrade, my transmission for less than $ 2000, and include a nationwide 2-​year warranty! After they repaired it, it ran like a dream. He is a very nice, and knowledgeable person, and I highly recommend his company to repair a transmission.

How often does this happen?
You’re driving down the road, cell in hand, Big Gulp and Whopper in the other as you attempt to eat your lunch while performing a juggling act.
Then, when you least expect it, Pandora starts playing some bullshit by Whitesnake.
You selected AC/​DC radio –where the fuck did Whitesnake come from?
You hate Whitesnake.
You just added another ball to your already legendary lunch/​cell/​driving juggling act.
You’re not letting go of the Whopper and its flame-​broiled goodness.
Putting the cell phone down could end your marriage since she’s in the middle of ripping your ass for breaking another house rule. (toilet seat, missing garbage day, whatever)
And now, some idiotic big-​hair band from the 80’s is intruding on your lunch.
You’ve got to switch stations stat, but how?
You’re already steering with both knees, you can’t take your eyes off the road, and the smell of that flame-​broiled Whopper is too much to bear as you take another bite.
What do you do?
You Helen Keller it — searching for the tuner knob to turn off the Whitesnake.
Uh-​oh.
You just grabbed the wrong knob, switching your transmission into four-​wheel drive low range, and at forty miles an hour no less.
You’ve got some new decisions now.
You can either go to Power Ford, who will want $ 3,800 to install a rebuilt transmission.
Or…
You can go to Adolph’s, where you’ll spend $ 2,300.
Next time, don’t answer the cell phone if the caller ID comes up «Superfreak», enjoy the Whopper, and power through Whitesnake for the next three minutes.
You’ll be glad you did.