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Elmhurst IL

(630) 832-6800

Chicago IL

(773) 384-9500

Email:

[email protected]

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About Us

Our Mission

Our goal is to provide the most reliable, prompt and affordable auto repair service possible, and it’s a mission we take seriously.

Our Success

Our past, present and future success relies on the TRUST we EARN from our customers, which we never take for granted. Throughout our history, our reputation for quality service is the principal reason why we have outlasted our competitors decade after decade. As other shops come and go, we have stood the test of time.

For our current customers, we express our sincerest gratitude and promise to keep giving you our very best effort. For our new customers, please contact us, we seek the opportunity to show you our commitment as your trusted vehicle repair service provider and partner.

Constantly focusing on our mission has enabled us to maintain a higher standard of quality service. Today’s vehicles require not only mechanical knowledge, but also a comprehensive understanding of electronic components. To maintain our high standards, we constantly invest in new equipment and education, as well as updating our electronic capabilities to remain at the forefront of our industry and to meet the challenges of the future.

In addition to the latest equipment, we also provide you with unrivaled knowledge and experience that comes from having one of the lowest technician turnover rates in the industry. Our technicians average fifteen years of experience with us, including several with over thirty years of experience, all under our roof.

In 1954, we started in business as “Motor-King Rambler,” the service department for Nash/American Motors Rambler at our current Chicago location in west Humboldt Park. In 1959, two brothers kept the “King” name and became known as King Transmission. Family owned and operated ever since, we’ve been in the same Chicago location for over 50 years, and opened our Elmhurst location in 1978.