McCarty's Transmission Service, Inc. About Us
The Transmission Professionals since 1946 Call 757-596-6288
OPERATING HOURS:
Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 5:00pm EST;
Closed Saturday and Sunday, major Holidays
Worship with us www.watersedgechurch.net
-Competitive Prices That Save You Money
-Military and Senior Discounts
-We Honor Most Extended Warranties
-Prompt, Honest and Friendly Service
-Cash, Checks and Major Credit Cards Accepted
"Our goal is to provide you a quality repair at a fair price and get you back on the road!"
Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 5:00pm EST;
Closed Saturday and Sunday, major Holidays
Worship with us www.watersedgechurch.net
-Competitive Prices That Save You Money
-Military and Senior Discounts
-We Honor Most Extended Warranties
-Prompt, Honest and Friendly Service
-Cash, Checks and Major Credit Cards Accepted
"Our goal is to provide you a quality repair at a fair price and get you back on the road!"
527 J Clyde Morris Boulevard
Conveniently located in midtown Newport News. FREE TOWING with MAJOR TRANSMISSION REPAIR SERVICE.
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Support Local Small Business
Ronnie and Susan Hanson pictured at the 2012 Daily Press CHOICE Awards Ceremony.
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Accredited Business Rating A+
Take a look inside McCarty's Transmission shop! Dependability for generations. We appreciate your business. Be sure to refer a friend!
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"BEST TRANSMISSION SHOP" ~ Daily Press CHOICE Awards 2012 Winner
McCarty's Transmission Team
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Over 70 years of experience
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Transmission and Auto Repair
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING:
- I highly recommend McCarty's Transmission Service. There is no better service, professionalism & courtesy combined for auto maintenance in the Hampton Roads area!
- I highly recommend McCarty's Transmission Service. There is no better service, professionalism & courtesy combined for auto maintenance in the Hampton Roads area!
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527 J Clyde Morris Blvd, Newport News, VA Located next to SPCA at Kingstowne Rd, between Warwick Blvd and Jefferson Ave, across from the Virginia Living Museum