German Transaxle of America

Like Russell of 4 months ago, I too want to give a huge shout out to the team at German Transaxle. My beloved 1987 VW Vanagon Syncro broken down on the way home to Colorado from Nebraska. After having it towed to my shop in Boulder, CO. I was informed that it was the transmission and also provided with a few options for having it rebuilt. Given the age of the vehicle and that it is a 4 WD but has a Subaru engine, it was clear that it required a knowledgeable shop with very specific expertise to rebuild the transmission. I did my homework, including a visit to a shop in Canon City, CO before deciding that German Transaxle is where the work should happen. That required having my vanagon shipped to Bend, OR (over 1,100 miles). Kateka and the team were awesome, keeping me informed along

German Transaxle just rebuilt the transaxle on our 85 Vanagon Westy. They were incredibly easy to work with, very reasonably priced and the difference it made to the van is OUTSTANDING! Our Vanagon is so much quieter. We had no idea the noise was coming from the transaxle. We would highly encourage anyone with a noisy Vanagon to have their transaxle looked at by German Transaxle.

I cannot recommend German Trans Axle highly enough. I just picked up my 2002 Audi S6 Avant yesterday, after having this fantastic team rebuild my transaxle. Their shop is so cool. It is huge, and is loaded to the roof will transaxle parts. The work area is absolutely spotless, and the transaxles they were working on looked like jewels. If you have a Audi, VW, Porsche, that needs transaxle work, this shop is the place to go to. I’m sure they also work on other makes. The price was well worth the wait time to have such a dedicated work team do their magic, and much much more reasonable than any quote I got for the same job in the SF Bay Area. I was quoted over three times for the same job, and was told all sorts of nonsense about how hard and difficult it would be. One phone call to German

I used to rebuild my own transaxles but decided to send my Eurovan to GTA. That choice was validated every time I interacted with Kateka at GTA. My questions were answered and the work was done to a high standard of quality. I recommend GTA to anyone with a German car needing transaxle work.

Let's take a moment to sing the praises of German Transaxle. Do I have a German vehicle that would make sense at German Transaxle? No, no I do not. I have an old raggety toyota pickup that's become hard to find parts for. And I called and asked if they could work on my transfer case noise and they politely sidestepped with a "that's not really too much of our market, and we would be afraid of providing a substandard service." Which is fine for a bunch of reasons. I then made a HUGE leap into being the worst customer possible by buying my all my parts unseen out of state on the internet, disassembling the whole Tcase myself, evaluating my project as being way over my head, and showing up on his porch with a home depot bucket full of part asking "Can you help me get this back together?" And