Remanned vs. Rebuilt
Understanding the difference — and why it matters.
Know What You're Paying For
Many people are confused about the difference between remanufactured and rebuilt. Rebuilding replaces only the parts that failed. Remanufacturing is far more involved — every component with potential wear is replaced, and known model-specific failure points are addressed proactively. The unit is restored beyond factory-new specifications. This is what National Transmission does. And we back it with a 3-Year Nationwide Warranty.
What Rebuilt Means
- Only failed parts replaced
- Worn components may remain
- Model-specific weak points ignored
- Shorter lifespan
- No comprehensive warranty
OUR STANDARD
What We Do
- Every wear component replaced
- Restored beyond factory specifications
- Known failure points proactively addressed
- Maximum reliability and longevity
- 3-Year Nationwide Unlimited Mileage Warranty
"We remanufacture. And we do it to the highest of standards."
— National Transmission · Alexandria, Louisiana