When you need this service
- The transmission service is due: check the schedule and the last documented service.
- Jerks when changing gear: they can have several causes; oil does not fix every fault.
- Gear changes feel different: say whether it happens when cold or once warmed up.
- No history after buying the car: the gearbox and fluid specification need to be identified.
What the work includes
- Automatic gearbox oil change; the method and quantity are confirmed for your transmission.
- Manual gearbox oil change with the required specification.
- Confirming consumables: the filter, seals and other parts depend on the gearbox design.
- Discussing the service interval based on the manufacturer's requirements and the car's history.
Good to know
- Give us the model, year, mileage and gearbox type. Have the VIN and history ready if available.
- Tell us whether you want routine maintenance or a problem has appeared.
- Agree the procedure, fluid and consumables. Confirm in advance that we can service your transmission.
What the cost depends on
The cost depends on the model, access to the part, the amount of work and the parts chosen. For an estimate, tell us the make, model, year and the job you need. The final scope of the repair is set after the inspection.
Frequently asked questions
Will the jerks go away after an oil change?
That cannot be promised without an inspection. The causes vary, and servicing the fluid is no substitute for diagnosing a fault.
Is it a full or a partial change?
The method is confirmed for your gearbox. Not every transmission suits the same procedure; agree the method and quantity before the work.
How often should the oil be changed?
It depends on the transmission and the manufacturer's requirements. The interval for one gearbox should not simply be applied to another.
What does the price include?
Confirm the method, quantity, oil specification, consumables and labour. Repairing a faulty gearbox is not part of this service.