FAQs

Most vehicle manufacturers suggest transmission service every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, though this varies based on your specific vehicle, how you drive, and whether you have an automatic or manual transmission. If you regularly tow trailers, carry heavy loads, drive in heavy stop-and-go traffic, or experience issues like slipping gears, delayed shifts, strange noises, or fluid leaks, you may need service more frequently. Routine transmission maintenance helps extend your transmission's lifespan, enhance performance, and avoid expensive repairs down the road. If you're not sure when your last transmission service was performed, our technicians can inspect your system and suggest the ideal maintenance interval for your particular vehicle.

Yes. We back the quality of our repairs and rebuilds with a 1-year or 12,000-mile warranty, whichever occurs first. For used transmission units, we provide either a 6-month or 12-month warranty, based on the specific unit you purchase. Before we begin any work, our team will explain your warranty coverage and terms in detail.

Your vehicle may require transmission service if you experience any of these warning signs:

Delayed or harsh shifting
Gears slipping or trouble remaining in gear
Grinding, whining, humming, or clunking sounds
Fluid leaking beneath your vehicle
Burning odors while driving
Shaking, jerking, or vibrations when accelerating
Difficulty accelerating or reduced power
Check engine or transmission warning light illuminated

Neglecting these symptoms can result in more serious and expensive repairs. If you're noticing any of these problems, we recommend having your transmission inspected right away. Our skilled technicians can identify the issue and suggest the most effective repair to keep your vehicle operating smoothly and safely.