Automatic and Manual Transmission Services

Keep your transmission cool, clean, and protected with expert service that won’t break the bank.

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What We Do

Transmission Services That Go the Distance

Our flush and replace care extends the life of your vehicle.

Automatic Transmission

Automatic transmissions use hydraulic systems to transfer engine power to the wheels, so keeping the fluid clean is essential to prevent rough shifts and potential damage.

Manual Transmission

Manual transmissions rely on precision parts that need proper lubrication. Replacing contaminated fluid helps prevent grinding, overheating, and expensive breakdowns.

How Transmission Services Work

We Don’t Guess

We measure, adjust, and test until your car’s good to go.

We remove the old fluid, debris, and any buildup that slows your transmission down.

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From filters and gaskets to gear sets and bearings, we’ll check for wear and damage that could affect performance.

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We refill your transmission with premium fluid that meets or beats manufacturer standards and recycle the old, every time.

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Before we hand back your keys, we check for leaks and confirm fluid levels are just right.

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Things to Consider About Transmission Services

Signs to Watch For and Service Facts

Delayed or rough shifting
A burning smell while driving
Red, brown, or black fluid leaking from your car
Check engine light is on
Gear shifting that feels rough, delayed, or jerky

Most vehicles need a transmission fluid change every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, but it depends on your driving habits and manufacturer recommendations. Check your owner’s manual, or stop by and we’ll help you figure it out.

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Transmission fluid keeps your system cool and lubricated. Over time, it breaks down and collects debris, putting strain on key parts. Changing the fluid helps prevent wear, overheating, and costly repairs, saving you money in the long run.