About Rims Engineering
Rims Engineering is a specialist transmission and gearbox workshop located at the rear of 8 The Causeway in Teddington. The team focuses on complex drivetrain repairs — including automatic gearboxes, clutch work, mechatronic units and detailed fault diagnostics — that many general garages decline to tackle. Open Monday to Friday from 8:30am and Saturday mornings until noon, they serve both private motorists and trade customers across the local area. With a reputation for honest communication, careful investigation and genuine technical depth, Rims Engineering offers a level of specialist expertise that’s hard to find close to home.
Local area
Teddington has long supported a core of skilled, independent trades that serve the community without fuss — and Rims Engineering fits that tradition well. Tucked behind The Causeway, it’s the kind of workshop you hear about through word of mouth rather than advertising. For residents across Teddington, Hampton, Twickenham and the wider Richmond borough, having a genuine transmission specialist within easy reach — rather than an hour’s drive to an out-of-town dealer — is exactly the kind of local asset that makes this stretch of south-west London such a practical as well as pleasant place to live.
Why choose Rims Engineering
Transmission problems are among the most expensive and confusing faults a car owner can face, and the temptation to throw parts at the problem is costly. Rims Engineering’s approach — methodical diagnosis before any work begins, plain-English explanations and a willingness to take on jobs others decline — makes them a reassuring choice. Their strong customer rating reflects not just technical skill but the confidence they give people who may feel out of their depth. Saturday morning hours also make a visit practical for those who work during the week.
Services
- Automatic gearbox repair and rebuild
- Manual gearbox repair
- Clutch replacement and repair
- Mechatronic unit diagnosis and repair
- Diesel automatic transmission servicing
- Transmission fault diagnostics
- Trade and fleet transmission work
Ideal for: Private car owners, Diesel vehicle owners, Local trade garages seeking specialist support, Motorists facing complex gearbox faults, Residents wanting to avoid main dealer costs.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of repairs does Rims Engineering specialise in?
Rims Engineering focuses on transmission work — specifically gearbox and clutch repairs, including automatic gearboxes, diesel automatics and mechatronic units. They are known for taking on complex diagnostic cases that other garages may not have the expertise to handle.
Where exactly is Rims Engineering located in Teddington?
The workshop is situated at the rear of 8 The Causeway, Teddington, TW11 0HE. Being set back from the street, it’s worth calling ahead if you’re visiting for the first time — their number is 020 8977 9891.
Are they open at weekends?
Yes — Rims Engineering is open on Saturday mornings from 9am to 12 noon. They are closed on Sundays. Monday to Friday hours are 8:30am to 5pm.
Do they work with trade customers as well as private motorists?
Yes. The existing customer feedback indicates they serve both private individuals and trade customers, making them a useful resource for local garages that need specialist transmission support.
How can I contact Rims Engineering to discuss a problem with my car?
You can telephone them on 020 8977 9891 during opening hours. The team is noted for taking time to explain issues clearly and answer questions, so it’s worth calling to describe your problem before booking a visit.
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