When to Bring Your Car in for Transmission Repair:

• Slipping Gears: If your vehicle unexpectedly changes gears or has difficulty staying in gear, this could indicate a transmission problem.
• Delayed or Rough Shifting: If there’s a noticeable delay when you shift from park to drive or if shifts between gears become rough or clunky.
• Unusual Noises: Hearing grinding, whining, or clattering sounds when the vehicle is in gear might be a sign of transmission trouble.
• Warning Lights: The transmission or check engine light illuminates on your dashboard.
• Fluid Leaks: Transmission fluid is typically a bright red or brown color. If you notice spots or puddles under your car, it may be leaking transmission fluid.
• Burning Smell: Overheating transmission fluid can produce a burnt odor.
• Unresponsive: When you change from park to drive or reverse and there’s a delay or no response.
• Poor Acceleration: The vehicle feels sluggish or doesn’t accelerate as it normally would, even with increased engine RPM.
• Cloudy or Dirty Transmission Fluid: Healthy transmission fluid should be clear with a reddish tint. If it’s brownish, cloudy, or has a burnt smell, it may be time for service.
• Grinding or Shaking: A feeling of grinding, shaking, or unusual vibrations when the vehicle is moving.

Tailored Transmission Services for Elite Automakers:

• Diagnostic Services: Comprehensive inspections and advanced diagnostics to ascertain any transmission issues.
• Repair and Rebuild: Meticulous repair and rebuilding of transmissions to restore and even enhance your vehicle’s performance.
• Maintenance: Periodic and preventive transmission maintenance to circumvent unexpected breakdowns and ensure flawless operation.
• Replacement: Efficient transmission replacement with genuine, high-quality components.