Transmission Repair Shop Duncanville Tx

Transmission Shop Duncanville Tx

Our Mesquite Transmission Shop can service you with any transmission problem that you have. We are committed and dedicated to performing excellence with our fully licensed staff to ensure high-quality service. With Eagle Transmission being one of the largest franchise transmission shop in the Dallas area, we are conveniently located throughout DFW. We offer free initial check out and Free towing with major repair including Duncanville TX. Eagle Transmission Shop has been serving the Duncanville residents with their transmission problems for over 35 years.

We offer a wide variety of Services including

• AC Service
• Transmission Repair
• Differential Repair
• Axle Repair
• Clutch Repair
• Transfer Case Repair
• And More.

Eagle Transmission works on both foreign and domestic transmissions including Mercedes, Box Trucks, BMWs, Audi, Nissan and More. If your transmission is slipping or giving you a problem call us today.

CVT transmission are different from regular transmissions and because of the way they are design they get better gas mileage than regular transmissions. Unfortunately they require a very skill technician to repair / rebuild them. Eagle Transmission Repair can rebuild CVT Transmissions including Nissan vehicles. We have the special tools and trained staff to rebuild CVT transmissions and help save you money over what you would pay at the dealer.

Our Transmission Shop located close to Duncaville TX can rebuild Box truck transmissions. Save $$ and bring your box truck to us today.

Our Technicians are ASE Certified and do continually education to make sure they are on top of all the new technologically advances that are coming out with newer cars.

DUNCANVILLE, TEXAS. Duncanville is south of the junction between Interstate Highway 20 and U.S. Highway 67 in south-western Dallas County. Settlement started when Crawford Trees came from Illinois in 1845 and bought several thousand acres south of Camp Dallas. In 1855, Trees donated land to the Little Bethel Male and Female School, which also served as a church building until 1881, when citizens built the Union Hall House. The Chicago, Texas, and Mexican Central Railway reached the area in 1880 and built Duncan Switch, named for a line foreman. Charles P. Nance, the first postmaster of the community, renamed the Duncanville settlement in 1882. In 1883, the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe purchased the railroad and installed telegraph poles and lines. The Farmers Gin and the Farmers Bank opened in the early 1900s. Between 1904 and 1933, Duncanville's population increased from 113 to over 300. Fearing annexation by nearby Dallas, on August 2, 1947, inhabitants of Duncanville integrated a 225-acre town. When the town population reached 5,000 in 1962, residents embraced a home-rule charter with council-manager town government. Duncanville has evolved as a suburb of Dallas.