Mobile Auto Truck Repair Cedar Rapids– Auto Truck Transmission Repair And Replacement

Mobile Auto Truck Repair Cedar Rapids Transmission is an independently owned and operated automotive transmission repair shop located in Cedar Rapids IA. Mobile Auto Truck Repair Cedar Rapids Transmission’s repair specialties include all types of transmissions; new or old, foreign or domestic, automatic or manual. Cedar Rapids IA Transmission repair specialties also include; electronic control systems, clutches, differentials, drivetrain components and four-wheel drives. Cedar Rapids IA Transmission also offers a wide range of related repairs, call for details.

• Free Diagnosis Available
• Certified Technicians
• Nation-Wide Warranty
• Walk-In’s Welcome
• Locally Owned and Operated

BEST TRANSMISSION SERVICE IN Cedar Rapids IA:

Getting a transmission fluid change and transmission flush is important maintenance for your vehicle’s health – that’s why vehicle manufacturers recommend regularly scheduled transmission service. If you keep up with your transmission maintenance, your car can run newer, stronger longer. We also offer truck transmission services, which is needed for trucks that tow under heavy conditions. Mobile Auto Truck Repair Cedar Rapids expert auto technicians can take care of all your vehicle transmission needs and keep your car functioning at peak performance.

When you need a transmission service – or anything else – bring your car, truck or SUV in. No appointments are necessary and we’re open seven days a week.

TRANSMISSION FLUID CHANGE Cedar Rapids IA

When it comes to fluid changes, choose from two options:

• A full transmission fluid exchange using the fluid specifications recommended by the manufacturer of your vehicle.
• A transmission fluid change with a transmission filter change, including the transmission fluid specifications recommended by the manufacturer of your vehicle.

Whatever your car or truck mileage, Mobile Auto Truck Repair Cedar Rapids will service your transmission according to your vehicle’s manufacturer recommendations.

With any transmission service, Mobile Auto Truck Repair Cedar Rapids also provides a free courtesy check, where we inspect all of your car’s major operating systems.

The transmission in your vehicle has hundreds of interconnected parts that are always moving, rubbing, heating up and interacting with other internal and external components. Because there are so many parts in the transmission – and because each of those parts is continually exposed to friction and heat – it is natural that your transmission components will experience more wear and tear than other, simpler, mechanisms in your vehicle makeup.

SIGNS OF TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS

If your car is having transmission problems, it is important to catch it early before it becomes a more involved – and a more costly issue. If you are experiencing any of the following transmission symptoms, we recommend bringing your vehicle in for a transmission service and inspection as soon as possible:

    Transmission shifting delays: Does your vehicle pause before moving when shifting from park? Are you experiencing any pause in forward motion when your vehicle is shifting into first gear, or beyond first gear? Is there a delayed vehicle response when you shift from park to reverse?

• Transmission slipping, grinding, or jumping during acceleration when the car is shifting gears.
• Car shaking at any speed.
• A burnt smell coming from under your hood.
• Fluid visibly leaking from the vehicle
• Clunking, screeching or whistling sounds coming from the vehicle.
• Transmission fluid on dipstick is cloudy, thick or foul smelling.
• Manual transmission gear shifter is physically hard to move or won’t go into gear.

HOW OFTEN DO YOU NEED A TUNE UP?

In older cars, a tune-up was needed every 30,000-45,000 miles. Most newer cars can drive without a tune-up much longer. A major tune-up is usually recommended if a car starts running poorly (scroll down for symptoms), or when your spark plugs are due for replacement according to the maintenance schedule.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU HAVE BAD SPARK PLUGS?

Symptoms of Bad or Failing Spark Plugs. Common signs of faulty spark plugs include slow acceleration, loss of power, poor fuel economy, engine misfires, and difficulty starting the car. Without a spark, there would be no way for fuel to ignite in the combustion chamber.