Transmission Repair & Service

Automatic & Manual Transmission Specialists

Don't let transmission problems leave you stranded. Ourcertified transmission specialistsare here to keep you moving with confidence.

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24-Month / 24,000-Mile Warranty on All Repairs

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All Makes & Models Serviced

Transmission Service Cost Guide

Basic Transmission Service
Includes fluid change, pan gasket, filter replacement, and basic inspection
Labor: 2-3 hours
Estimated Cost: $250-375 plus parts ($50-100)
Total Range: $300-475

Transmission Rebuild
Complete disassembly, replacement of worn parts, and reassembly
Labor: 20-30 hours
Estimated Cost: $2,500-3,750 plus parts ($500-1,500)
Total Range: $3,000-5,250

Transmission Replacement
Removal of old transmission and installation of new/remanufactured unit
Labor: 8-12 hours
Estimated Cost: $1,000-1,500 plus transmission ($1,500-3,500)
Total Range: $2,500-5,000

Transmission Solenoid Replacement
Diagnosis and replacement of faulty solenoids
Labor: 4-6 hours
Estimated Cost: $500-750 plus parts ($100-300)
Total Range: $600-1,050

Clutch Replacement
Removal and replacement of clutch assembly in manual transmissions
Labor: 5-8 hours
Estimated Cost: $625-1,000 plus parts ($300-600)
Total Range: $925-1,600

Note: These are estimated costs based on our shop rate of $125/hour. Actual costs may vary depending on vehicle make/model and the extent of repairs needed. All estimates include diagnostic time.

Additional Costs May Include:

  • Specialty tools or equipment rental
  • Emergency or rush service
  • Additional parts as needed
  • Extended warranty options

Automatic Transmission Service

Basic Service Steps:

  1. Perform initial diagnostic scan and road test to verify transmission issues
  2. Raise vehicle on lift and drain old transmission fluid
  3. Remove transmission pan and inspect for metal debris or damage
  4. Replace transmission filter and clean pan
  5. Install new pan gasket and reinstall pan
  6. Refill with manufacturer-specified transmission fluid
  7. Clear transmission codes and perform adaptive learning procedures
  8. Road test to ensure proper operation

Major Repair/Rebuild Steps:

  1. Remove transmission from vehicle
  2. Disassemble transmission completely
  3. Inspect all internal components for wear and damage
  4. Replace worn clutch plates, bands, and solenoids
  5. Replace seals, gaskets, and bearings
  6. Clean and inspect valve body
  7. Reassemble transmission with new parts
  8. Install rebuilt transmission
  9. Perform computer adaptation and testing
  10. Extended road test to verify repair

Manual Transmission Service

Basic Service Steps:

  1. Raise vehicle and drain old transmission fluid
  2. Inspect for leaks around seals and gaskets
  3. Refill with appropriate gear oil
  4. Check clutch pedal free play
  5. Test shift linkage operation
  6. Road test to verify smooth operation

Major Repair/Rebuild Steps:

  1. Remove transmission from vehicle
  2. Disassemble transmission case
  3. Inspect gears, synchronizers, and bearings
  4. Replace worn components
  5. Install new seals and gaskets
  6. Replace clutch assembly if needed
  7. Reassemble transmission
  8. Reinstall and align transmission
  9. Fill with new fluid
  10. Test shift operation and road test

CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) Service

Basic Service Steps:

  1. Perform computer diagnostic scan
  2. Drain old CVT fluid
  3. Clean transmission pan if equipped
  4. Replace CVT fluid filter if serviceable
  5. Refill with specific CVT fluid
  6. Reset transmission adaptive values
  7. Road test to verify operation

Major Repair Steps:

  1. Remove transmission from vehicle
  2. Disassemble CVT unit
  3. Inspect belt/chain and pulleys
  4. Replace worn components
  5. Service valve body and solenoids
  6. Replace seals and gaskets
  7. Reassemble transmission
  8. Reinstall and fill with CVT fluid
  9. Perform computer initialization
  10. Extended road testing

Note: All transmission services should be performed by certified technicians using manufacturer-specified parts and fluids. Service procedures may vary by make and model.

Types of Transmission Services

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Transmission Failure Warning Signs: Symptoms That Shouldn't Be Ignored

Automatic Transmission Service

Signs of Failure:

  • Delayed or rough shifting
  • Grinding or whining noises
  • Slipping between gears
  • Burning smell
  • Check Engine light illumination
  • Transmission fluid leaks
  • Vehicle refusing to go into gear

Typical Service Schedule:

  • Transmission fluid change: Every 30,000-60,000 miles
  • Transmission filter replacement: Every 30,000-60,000 miles
  • Transmission inspection: During regular maintenance intervals

Manual Transmission Service

Signs of Failure:

  • Difficulty shifting gears
  • Clutch pedal feels spongy or sticks
  • Grinding when shifting
  • Clutch slipping
  • Strange noises when in neutral
  • Leaking transmission fluid

Typical Service Schedule:

  • Manual transmission fluid change: Every 30,000-60,000 miles
  • Clutch replacement: Every 60,000-100,000 miles (varies by driving habits)
  • Clutch cable adjustment: As needed

CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) Service

Signs of Failure:

  • Shaking or vibrating during acceleration
  • High-pitched whining noise
  • Delayed acceleration response
  • Overheating transmission
  • Burning smell
  • Jerking during speed changes

Typical Service Schedule:

  • CVT fluid change: Every 30,000-50,000 miles
  • Belt inspection: Every 60,000 miles
  • Regular computer diagnostic checks recommended

Important Note: These are general guidelines. Always consult your vehicle's owner's manual for specific maintenance schedules, as requirements can vary by make, model, and driving conditions.

How It Works

  • Get a quote online or set-up a time to have your vehicle looked at.
  • Pick time slots that work for you, easily, online.
  • We will confirm appointments and send reminders.
  • Our mechanics bring everything that is needed to you.
  • All you have to do is provided a safe area for the work to be performed.

What we need from you

  • A safe place to work on your vehicle
  • No working on the side of busy roads
  • No working on unstable or steep surfaces.
  • We do not perform repairs during severe weather.
  • Authorization from a property owner or management.
  • Repair work done in a parking lot or at your  requires permission.
  • We do not do repairs in areas restricted by law.

Common Questions

Service Area

Our primary service area is greater Grand Rapids and includes Comstock Park, East Grand Rapids, GrandvilleKentwood, Walker, and Wyoming

Our secondary service area is provided by our Belding location and includes: Belding, Greenville, Ionia and the sorrounding areas.

Contact us if you have any questions about where we provide services.

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