Our Story
About AcceptAll Warranty
We built AcceptAll Warranty because California drivers deserve a repair shop that actually honors their coverage — without the runaround.
Why We Started AcceptAll Warranty
Too many California drivers were being turned away by repair shops that didn't want to deal with warranty companies. The paperwork, the phone calls, the back-and-forth — most shops just said no.
Tamerlane Auto Repairs was built differently. We invested in the systems, the relationships, and the expertise to work with every warranty provider — from major third-party companies like SilverRock and Marathon to OEM dealer plans from Ford, Toyota, BMW, and beyond.
The AcceptAll Warranty program is our promise: if you have a warranty, we accept it. We handle everything between you and your warranty company so you can focus on getting back on the road.
500+
Warranty Companies Accepted
10,000+
Repairs Completed
4.9★
Average Customer Rating
CA Licensed
Bureau of Automotive Repair
What We Stand For
Our values aren't a poster on the wall — they're how we operate every single day.
Transparency First
We tell you exactly what's covered, what isn't, and what it will cost — before any work begins. No surprises.
Customer Advocacy
We fight for your coverage. If a warranty company pushes back, we push harder — because you paid for that protection.
Technical Excellence
Our California-certified technicians are trained on every major make and model. Quality repairs, every time.
Community Roots
We're a California-based shop serving California drivers. Our reputation is built one satisfied customer at a time.
Tamerlane Auto Repairs, LLC
dba Honest Transmissions and Auto Repairs
AcceptAll Warranty is the warranty acceptance program of Tamerlane Auto Repairs, LLC (dba Honest Transmissions and Auto Repairs) — a fully licensed California auto repair facility. Every repair is performed by our in-house certified technicians, not subcontracted out.
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California drivers trust us to handle their warranty claims. You should too.