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Why AWD.TECH? 15+ Years of Transfer Case Parts Expertise
More Than Parts.
Transfer cases aren't one of the things we do. They're what we do.
For more than 15 years, our team has worked with transfer cases — their designs, differences, components and repairs.
For more than a decade, AWD.TECH has turned that experience into a specialized parts business built around one idea: if you are repairing a transfer case, you should be able to get the right parts from a source that understands what you are working on.
Today, we keep more than 500 transfer case parts in stock, supplying everyone from owners rebuilding their own transfer case to professional workshops repairing them regularly.
We are not trying to build the largest automotive parts catalog. We are building a better transfer case parts catalog.
We Know What Goes Inside
A transfer case is more than a chain, a clutch pack and a set of bearings.
Once it is open on the workbench, a successful repair may depend on a seal, shim, retaining ring, spring, fastener or a particular revision of a component.
After more than 15 years working with these units, this is the level at which we think about our catalog.

BMW ATC35L transfer case disassembled into its individual components.
We don't build our catalog around what sells most often. We build it around what may be needed to finish the repair.
Our range goes far beyond the major components typically replaced during a transfer case rebuild.
Chains, clutch components, bearings and gears are only part of that range. We work to cover the small components too — seals, retaining rings, shims, springs, fasteners and other individual parts that are easy to overlook until the transfer case is already apart.
Our goal is simple: a customer rebuilding a transfer case should be able to source everything needed for the job in one place.
A component doesn't have to be expensive to stop a repair.
In a proper rebuild, there are no insignificant parts.
We Know Where Our Parts Come From
“OEM quality” is an easy phrase to put on a product page.
We prefer to explain what it means at AWD.TECH.
We source our parts from the same component manufacturers that supply the transfer case industry, including manufacturers supplying companies such as Magna and BorgWarner.
We know who makes the parts we sell and where they come from.
And we apply the same sourcing standard across our catalog — not only to selected premium products.
We don't offer a cheap version, a better version and the version we would actually recommend.
We have one quality standard.
From major internal components to bearings, seals and fasteners, we source parts at the quality level we consider appropriate for a proper transfer case repair.
For us, quality starts with the source.
Sometimes the Right Recommendation Is a Smaller Order
Customers regularly ask us which repair kit or combination of parts they should buy.
We could simply recommend the most complete kit available.
Often, we don't.
When our experience with similar repairs allows it, we explain which components are commonly associated with the symptoms, what is worth inspecting and which parts are most likely to require replacement.
Sometimes that means a smaller order for us.
We're fine with that.
Our goal is a successful repair, not the largest possible sale.
This isn't just a principle we write about. Customers describe the same behavior independently. In one Trustpilot review, for example, a customer explained that we noticed two different variants of a component in his order and contacted him to make sure that was intentional before proceeding.
See independent AWD.TECH reviews on Trustpilot
When We're Not Certain, We Don't Guess
Fifteen years of specialization doesn't mean knowing every answer.
Transfer cases evolve. Designs are revised. Applications and components can differ between production years and markets.
When the information available isn't enough for us to give a confident answer, we investigate further. In individual cases, that includes requesting additional technical information from the transfer case manufacturer.
We believe knowing when to verify an answer is part of technical expertise.
We would rather verify than guess.
A Customer, Not an Order Number
Our customers range from owners rebuilding their own transfer case to professional workshops repairing them regularly.
Their experience may be very different, but our relationship with them starts in the same place:
When you buy a part from AWD.TECH, you become our customer.
You can come back to us with a question before the repair, while the transfer case is open on the workbench, or after it has been put back together.
For a DIY owner, that may mean having a specialist to ask when something inside the unit doesn't match what was expected.
For a professional workshop, the priorities are different: correct parts, consistent quality, availability and access to technical knowledge.
Our aim is to become the supplier a workshop doesn't have to reconsider every time another transfer case comes in.
Different customers. The same standard of parts and support.
Knowledge Is Part of the Product
Selling a bearing is easy.
Knowing which transfer case it belongs to, which revision uses it, what changed between generations and which components surround it is different.
That is why we invest in transfer case diagrams, OE cross-references, detailed product information and technical articles.
Our catalog should answer more than:
“Can I buy this part?”
We want it to help answer:
“Is this the right part, and why?”
This becomes particularly important when visually similar transfer cases or components changed during production.
A part number can be the beginning of identification — not always the end of it.
Our technical information draws on years of working specifically with transfer cases, cross-referencing components and applications, studying technical documentation and working with the actual parts.
The result is a catalog built around transfer cases — not transfer case parts added to a general automotive catalog.
Stocked for the Repair, Not Just Listed Online
The right part in a catalog isn't much help if it isn't available.
Our inventory is distributed across multiple warehouses in Europe, helping us keep parts closer to customers while reducing dependence on a single distribution point.
For someone repairing their own vehicle, that means less time waiting with a transfer case apart.
For a professional workshop, it provides something even more important: predictability.
Our Customers Have Been Telling This Story for Years
You don't have to take our word for it.
Today, independent customer feedback for AWD.TECH is collected through Trustpilot. But some of the most interesting references to us aren't reviews at all.
They are discussions between owners and technicians on independent automotive forums.
A Porsche Cayenne Rebuilt at Home
In 2019, a Rennlist member documented a step-by-step Porsche Cayenne 958 transfer case rebuild using AWD.TECH parts.
After receiving the order, he wrote positively about his experience with AWD.TECH and the apparent manufacturing quality of the components. He subsequently documented replacing the chain and clutch discs and successfully returning the vehicle to the road.
Read the original Rennlist rebuild discussion
Finding the Individual Parts for a BMW Repair
In a BMW ATC400 discussion, a DIY owner documented dismantling the transfer case and finding the individual components he needed at AWD.TECH.
That is exactly what we want the depth of our catalog to make possible: let the repair determine the parts order, rather than forcing the repair to fit an available kit.
Read the original BMW transfer case discussion
Parts — and Help When It Was Needed
In 2025, another Porsche Cayenne owner documented rebuilding his transfer case using AWD.TECH parts together with technical help provided by email and video.
After completing the rebuild, he reported that the symptoms that prompted the repair were gone.
Read the original Cayenne owner discussion
These discussions matter precisely because we didn't write them.
They are people repairing transfer cases and sharing what worked.
Built Around One Thing
More than 15 years ago, our team chose a narrow field.
We stayed with it.
That specialization has shaped the manufacturers we source from, the parts we stock, the knowledge we have accumulated and the way we support our customers.
Today, AWD.TECH carries more than 500 transfer case parts — from major internal components down to the small parts that cost little but can determine whether a rebuild can be completed.
We know where our parts come from.
We work to understand where they belong.
And we help our customers find the right solution — even when that doesn't mean selling them more.
Transfer cases aren't one of the things we do.
They're what we do.
Find Parts for Your Transfer Case
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Not Sure What You Need?
Tell us what you're working on. We'll help where our experience allows — and if we're not certain, we'll tell you that too.