Customer Care

Atlas Transmission has always taken great pride in the way our transmission shop in Sumter has taken care of our customers. Our transmission shop was recently featured in the May 2012 issue of Transmission Digest. It is with great pleasure that we are able to share the article with you here on our website!

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301 West Liberty St., Sumter, SC
803 775 4501
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Atlas Transmission 301 West Liberty St. Sumter

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TESTIMONIALS

I would recommend to anyone who needs transmission service to go to Atlas Transmission

Mike Stergiou
Sumter South Carolina

They performed the repair in a timely fashion,and I would not hesitate to take my 2004 Mercury Mountaineer back to their shop for any future repairs. Thank you Larry!

Marie Anderson
Sumter South Carolina

Replacement parts were not available but they were able to rebuild it, and did so at no charge. Thank You!

Raymond Main
Summerton South Carolina

I'll have to say they are very professional in the way Atlas Transmission does business.

Richard Miller
Sumter South Columbia

A very knowledgeable staff created some custom electronic controls for my off road F-350 diesel pickup.

Nathan Davis
Sumter South Columbia

Great place, great people and a all around quality fixed transmission.

Rian Haselden
Sumter South Carolina

Moving forward you will be my choice of a transmission shop in Sumter when it comes to any transmission work.

Mark Turner
Sumter South Columbia

Pete the owner knows transmissions inside and out.

Richard Corsey
Sumter South Carolina

It was nice to see a picture of Jerry Banks and the acknowledgment of his talent and automotive abilities.

Harry Hoban
Sumter South Columbia

This experience gave me an excellent opportunity to point out to my children what it means to take pride in one's work, to honor a commitment, and to go out of one's way to help others, even if you are not likely to ever see them again. Bravo, Atlas!

Michael Blackman
Columbia Maryland