Transmission Repair

Today's transmission is much more complicated than it was in the past. There are hundreds of individual components inside transmissions. In order to properly repair your vehicle's transmission, these components must be dismantled, cleaned and inspected for wear to provide you with an accurate assessment of your transmission's tolerance levels. All worn and/or damaged parts are either repaired or replaced. After the parts are thoroughly inspected and repaired, they are reassembled, adjusted and tested for proper operation.

Some transmission repairs require only an adjustment that can be made without removing the entire transmission. Newer model cars that are computer controlled can sometimes have faulty sensors or bad connections. Once the source of the problem part is identified it can be replaced or repaired.

Older automobiles that are experiencing transmission problems may require adjustments to parts such as bands or throttle cables.

Repairs can also include a Reseal. If your vehicle is leaving spots on your driveway you may be leaking transmission fluid in which case a reseal job is needed. A technician will perform a lift inspection to determine where the leak is occurring and then perform the reseal job.

FAQ's

Q: How much will a transmission repair cost?

Repair costs depend on first what is wrong with the transmission and second what parts may be required to correct the problem. Overall 60% of all repairs are minor ones that do not require a complete overhaul of the transmission. Today's transmissions are more sophisticated and require extensive testing to determine the reason for failure. Mr. Transmission offers a Free performance check to determine what, if anything is wrong with the vehicle's transmission.

Q: Do you offer towing?

Towing is free with a major repair within the local area of a participating Mr. Transmission, Dr. Nick's or Multistate.

Q: What is your warranty?

Mr. Transmission has standard 6 month/unlimited or 12 month/12,000 mile warranties as well as extended warranties. Please contact your local Mr. Transmission for more information.

Q: Is my warranty good anywhere?

The warranty is good nationwide at any affiliate of Mr. Transmission, Multistate or Dr. Nick's.

Q: How long will the repair take?

The length of time depends on the type of repair, facility scheduling and availability of any necessary parts. The manager will keep the customer informed of when a time of completion can be expected.

Q: Will you be putting all new parts in my transmission?

Mr. Transmission uses both new and remanufactured parts where required and rebuilds the transmission back to (OEM) manufacturer specifications.

Q: Do you have financing?

Most locations offer third party financings with approved credit. Some locations also offer 90 days same as cash or 12 month same as cash financing. Please contact your local Mr. Transmission, Dr. Nicks or Multistate location for financing availability and options.

Mr. Transmission Delivers Performance

At Mr. Transmission we deliver our clients a Free Performance Check to aid in the diagnoses any kind of problems with your vehicle's transmission. Our detailed Performance Inspection includes a fluid check, road evaluation, pan assessment and lift inspection/diagnosis. This supplies a total prognosis of your car's transmission performance and basic operation.

We take pride in every job we do, and we feel confident that you will certainly be entirely satisfied. The we supply warranty classifications that cover all repair work carried out at each separately owned and operated franchise service center. Our dealerships and affiliated facilities throughout the United States will honor the warranty you have been given with under the terms described on the back of your repair work order.

At Mr. Transmission, we supply cost-free neighborhood towing with any significant repair. Driving your vehicle when there is a possible transmission issue may trigger further damage to your car. Get in touch with your neighborhood Mr. Transmission for towing info and availability.