Steve has been in the Automotive industry since 1994. He started his career at Henderson Transmission and worked his way from R&R person to Business Owner. During his 26 years in the business, Steve gained extensive knowledge of diagnosing and building transmission. Like his father, Steve has worked on cars since he was a young boy. Raised in Henderson, Steve graduated from Basic High School and attended ATTC (Area Technical Trade Center). Steve has a vested interest in performing his job with excellence since he took over the business in 2020.

Rick has been in the automotive repair business for over 41 years with 39 of those years repairing automatic transmissions and transfer cases. Like his father before him, Rick has been working on cars since he was a very young boy. At age 12, Rick worked on a pit crew, drag racing a 1965 Ford Mustang and later, a 1969 Mustang Boss 302. At age 16, Rick obtained a part-time job, after school, performing general repair for Ed’s Automotive in Hollywood, CA. Starting July 8, 1974, Rick accepted a position at Ted’s Transmission in Glendale, CA. Rick was removing, repairing and installing transmissions and performing transmission services. After work and on lunch breaks, Rick would read shop manuals and trade publications for “fun.” In 1977, Rick started attending Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association (ATRA) seminars. These seminars discuss transmission problems and provide solutions and updates. Annually, he continues his transmission education to stay up-to-date on what is happening with transmissions of all makes and models. In October 1981, after managing Ted’s Transmission for two years, he started his own transmission repair business by the name of Montrose Transmission in Montrose, CA. Wanting to leave CA, he sold his very successful transmission business in November, 1989 and moved to Henderson, NV along with his family. From February, 1990 to September, 1990, Rick worked for Expert Transmission. Rick felt that he could provide the high level of service that he was used to providing if he started his own business again; thus, in October, 1990, opened Henderson Transmission. In 1996, needing to expand due to increased business, Henderson Transmission moved to its permanent and current location in the Sun Pac Industrial Park. To this day, Rick continues to read shop manuals and trade publications online for “fun,” and likes to get his hands dirty working on cars. In his spare time, he enjoys restoring Ford “Broncos.”