Types of Transmission
Repair and Service
Engines run at thousands of RPMs, putting them under considerable strain, and the transmission significantly helps your engine work smarter instead of harder.
You drive an automatic, a manual, or a CVT, your transmission needs care just like the rest of your car.
We can inspect your transmission unit, check for wear and damage, replace the transmission filter, change the transmission fluid, and make sure everything is in top shape.
If one of the more major components requires maintenance or repair, such as the driveline, differential, or clutch, we are happy to assist.
Signs of Transmission
Problems
Did you know your transmission may be giving you a clue it’s not working properly? If your car has an automatic transmission, keep an eye out for grinding or shaking while in gear
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You may notice a leak when changing gears. If you drive an automatic, it might be a shifter cable or valve body. Slipping gears on your stick shift means the components are worn or contaminated. One of these issues will light up the trouble codes in your car's computer. We have OBD-II computers to read your car's trouble codes.
Burning metal and rubber should not be smelled as you drive. Metal parts in the transmission grind together because of low fluid or a leak. A long-term problem could cause your vehicle to catch fire. Do not ignore any unusual odors. Your transmission is in good hands with our technicians.
We invest in the latest, most effective tools available to ensure every job
To accommodate you, we offer several perks here at Eric’s Car Care.
We believe in full transparency, especially when it comes to cost
Professional
Auto Repair Shop
We invite you to our auto shop serving Med. Center for expert transmission repair. Our job is to ensure your safety and the operation of your vehicle with professional car care.
We utilize state-of-the-art equipment and technology, and we follow all industry guidelines for precise workmanship
Other Services
When Should You Schedule
A Maintenance Service?
Periodic Maintenance
Most manufacturers recommend full service every 30,000-60,000 miles (or 3-5 years)
Performance Issues
Service the car when noticing any performance issues, such as decreased fuel efficiency, strange noises, or difficulty starting the engine
Check Engine Light
Service the car immediately when "check engine" light comes on to avoid serious, costly repairs and environmental damage
Long Trip Preparation
Service the car before a long trip to prevent breakdowns, including oil change, tire rotation, brake check, fluid level check, and general inspection.