Warning signs:

Vehicle not moving – The first thing to do is to check your transmission fluid level. Next, make sure the cable connection on the gear shifter is working. Finally, make sure your axle or driveshafts are in place.

Slipping occurs when your engine speeds up but the vehicle doesn’t respond. This problem can sometimes be resolved by adding new transmission fluid.

Irregular or rough shifting can feel like a jerk or buck when you engage your car into gear. This can also be felt when the transmission switches gears. Don’t wait, have it looked at right away.

Check engine light is on. Never ignore this light! The light warns you about problems with the engine and transmission. Having the problem diagnosed with our advanced computerized diagnostic process could save thousands in major repairs.

Stains, leaks or odor while driving – This can be one of the most common problems with any transmission system. Many times its just a lose bolt or a worn seal. Driving with a leaking transmission could cause major internal damage to your transmission.

It is always good to be alert and wise. Catching a transmission problem early can keep the problem from snowballing in to a major repair. This keeps money in your pocket and your car happy.