Slipping? We'll find it.
Transmission problems don't usually announce themselves clearly — a hesitation, a slip, a strange noise, a feeling that something isn't right. The sooner you get it looked at, the better your options. Automatic, manual, all makes and models.
Top to bottom.
Done right.
- Transmission diagnostics
- Transmission fluid service and flush
- Transmission repair — solenoids, seals, bands, clutch packs, and more
- Transmission rebuild
- Full transmission replacement — automatic and manual
- Transfer case service and repair
- Torque converter replacement
- Post-repair testing
Catch it early. Pay less.
Most transmission issues get cheaper to fix the sooner you bring them in. If you're hearing or feeling something off, don't wait — bring it by and we'll tell you exactly what you're dealing with before any work starts.
Signs your transmission needs attention.
None of these get better on their own. If something feels off, schedule a diagnostic before a manageable repair becomes a full replacement.
- Slipping gears — the engine revs but the vehicle doesn't accelerate
- Delayed engagement — a pause or lurch shifting from park into drive
- Rough or hard shifting — shifts that feel abrupt or jarring
- Grinding or shaking — especially during gear changes
- Transmission warning light on the dash
- Burning smell — often overheating transmission fluid
- Red or brown fluid leak under the vehicle
Straight answers.
What are the symptoms of a failing transmission in a pickup truck?
The most common signs in a pickup: slipping under load (especially hauling or towing), delayed engagement from park to drive, harsh or jarring shifts, a burning smell from overheated fluid, red or brown fluid leaks, and a transmission warning light. Pickups stress transmissions harder than passenger cars — catch it early.
How do I know if my transmission is going out?
Slipping, delayed response, rough shifting, unusual noises, or a warning light are the most common signs. If something feels different about the way your vehicle shifts, it's worth getting checked.
How much does a transmission fluid change cost in Wichita?
A basic transmission fluid and filter service typically runs $150–$300 depending on the vehicle and whether it's a drain-and-fill or a full flush. Diesel pickups and larger fleet vehicles are on the higher end. Call us for an exact quote on your vehicle.
How long does a transmission rebuild take?
Most rebuilds take 3–5 days. A full replacement depends on parts availability — we'll be upfront about what to expect.
Do you work on both automatic and manual?
Yes, both.
Is repair or replacement better?
Depends on the condition of the transmission and the overall vehicle. We'll give you an honest assessment and let you decide — we're not going to push the more expensive option.
Do you work on fleet vehicles with transmission issues?
Absolutely. Transmission work on fleet vehicles is regular for us. Fleet clients get priority scheduling.