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Buyer's Guide
How can I ID which transmission I have?
	There are several ways to ID your transmission. The first is to match your pan configuration to the picture in the item description. If the years and the pan in the description match, you are good to go. The second way is to check out the Transmission Exchange Co transmissions by application ID chart (Link on front page). The third way is to shoot us an email with your vehicle's year, model, engine size, and whether it is 2wd or 4x4, and we will figure it out for you.
How do I add the extended warranty to my transmission purchase?
	Most BullRipper HD Automatic transmissions are eligible to upgrade to a 3 year unlimited mileage warranty. After you have added the transmission you wish to purchase to your cart, simply go to the “extended warranty” category and add it to your cart. The extended warranty requires installing a Transmission Exchange Co high capacity auxiliary transmission cooler kit in your vehicle. This is available to add to your order in the "Upgrades" section..
How do I know whether I need a Utility or Tow Matrix transmission?
	You can never go “too strong” with your transmission, but a general rule of thumb is that if you are using your rig for extreme applications like Ambulance, Snow Plow, engine braking, towing, frequent heavy hauling, etc… the tow matrix is the way to go.
What do you do to a transmission to make it an “Extreme Duty Tow Matrix” unit?
	Our Tow Matrix extreme duty transmissions receive the full treatment. They are built with all steel planets (straight cut when available), ALTO USA Red Eagle and Kolene performance clutch packs for all clutches, strongest available Transgo reprogramming kit installed in the valve body, and any other extreme duty upgrades we can make. They also come with an extreme duty billet torque converter and extra high capacity auxiliary transmission cooler (not included with Allison tow matrix transmissions). Please see the Product Information link for more details.
Which BullRipper HD Automatic transmissions are not eligible for extended warranty?
	There are three types of transmissions that are not eligible for upgrade to extended warranty. These transmissions are fully covered under the standard 18 month unlimited mileage warranty. They are.. 1. Transmissions in vehicles with diesel engine 2. Transmissions used for police, taxi, fire engine, and industrial applications 3. Allison transmissions
What do you do to a transmission to make it a “Heavy Duty Utility” Unit?
	Heavy Duty Utility transmissions are upgraded from stock transmissions for better heat displacement and durability. Each transmission has its own specific upgrades, but the most common upgrades include heavy duty “RV” style converters, valve bodies upgraded with Transgo performance shift kits, high energy lined bands, and ALTO USA commercial clutch packs for traditionally weak areas. Please see the Product Information link for more details.
How do I find my product?
	To find the product(s) you're looking for, you may (1) use the navigation menus on the top, left & bottom of our website. (2) type a keyword into the SEARCH box. If you have any trouble locating a product, feel free to contact customer service for assistance.
How do I navigate the site?
	To navigate this website, simply click on a category you might be interested in. Categories are located on the top, left & bottom of our website. QUICK TIP: Place your mouse cursor over anything you think could be a clickable link. You'll notice that anytime you scroll over something that is a link, your mouse cursor will become a "hand". Whereas scrolling over anything that is NOT a link will leave your cursor as an "arrow". You may also type a keyword into the SEARCH box to quickly find a specific product. If you have any trouble locating a product, feel free to contact customer service for assistance.
How do I use a coupon?
	After adding items to your cart, click the "View Cart" link at the top of this site to view your cart. At the bottom of the shopping cart you'll see a box where you may enter your coupon code.