Transmission Repair & Rebuilding Service

1. Lack of power when the car is accelerating

2. Jerky movements and slipping when shifting gears

3. Loud whining or humming noises coming from the vehicle

4. Burning smells coming from the engine

5. Transmission fluid leaking underneath the car

Transmission repairs are among the most difficult auto repairs to complete. Deciding whether it's better to repair or replace the transmission entirely can be expensive and challenging. There are a few important factors to take into account if you find yourself in this predicament in order to make an informed choice.

Start by determining a fair value for your vehicle, by utilizing online tools like Kelly Blue Book. You can use this number to compare the price of transmission repair to the market value of your car.

You will save yourself the time of needing to register a new car or insure it. 

With the status of interest rates and many people financing the majority of their vehicle transactions, you will likely have a higher car payment with a new car. (Avg car payment for a new car in the third quarter of 2022 was $700 and used car purchases increased at a similar rate too)

You'll want to consider the ownership of this same car, will you have other major repairs coming up? It could potentially be more cost-effective to buy a new car in the long run. 

Get a repair estimate from a qualified auto mechanic who works on transmissions. This way you can finish your comparison and find the best option for you.

Well, that depends on a few things, like your car's make and model, how frequently you drive it, and the kind of driving you do most often. Most manufacturers and auto mechanics advise getting a transmission flush every 30,000 to 60,000 miles as a general rule of thumb. Also, consider checking the owner's manual for your car for detailed instructions and suggestions. Or reach out to our transmission repair specialists today for a free consult.