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Lee Myles Hollis Transmission Repair & Services

Transmission Repairs & Services - Lee Myles AutoCare + Transmissions - Hollis

When it comes to your precious vehicle, your transmission requires lots of engine power and is primarily used to power your vehicle's movement. in the absence of a working transmission, your vehicle would not move! Often transmissions suffer neglect, and replacing a transmission can be very costly. Getting your vehicle serviced when you notice a potential transmission problem can translate into minor, budget-friendly repairs, while delaying maintenance can lead to mechanical failures and large, costly repairs.

Listed below are some common symptoms of transmission troubles. Early detection of the issues below can mean a better possibility of salvaging the transmission without hurting your wallet!

  • Transmission slips between gears while driving
  • Black transmission fluid that has a distinct smell
  • Noticeable delays when shifting out of park

Below are some options that you have once your transmission has crossed the point of no return. If you have more questions about transmission problems or what your options are, our technicians here at Lee Myles Hollis would be happy to assist you.

Cost For New Replacement

A potential option would be to purchase a brand new transmission. This is the most expensive option – but the most unobtrusive solution. New transmissions on average cost about several thousands of dollars, depending on your vehicle make and model. Our mechanics are skilled in transmission replacement and can install a new transmission for you.

Used Transmission Replacement

Another option you have when facing transmission replacement would be to buy a used or a rebuilt transmission from a third party. Typically, this will cost less than a thousand dollars for parts. There is a potential drawback with junkyard transmissions, which is that you may not have any idea about the transmissions mileage or other important details about the transmission that could affect the life of the transmission once reinstalled into your vehicle. The key is not to expect the transmission to be perfect or last for an extensive period of time before it needs to be completely replaced.

Here at Lee Myles Hollis, we can install new and used transmission into your vehicle if needed. Call us for more information!