Welcome to Quality Tech Transmission - Your trusted Auto Repair Service Provider!

   Transmission issues are often misdiagnosed—accurate testing by certified experts is essential.

 Key components like the transfer case, final drive, and differentials need specialized lubricants and routine maintenance to prevent failure.

Our ASE-certified specialists assess and service driveline components, including:

• Lubricant replacement (every 15,000 miles)
• Axle assembly, drive-shaft & transfer case repairs
• Installation of new or remanufactured units

From preventive care to major repairs, we keep your 4WD or AWD running at its best!

 At Quality Tech Transmission, we keep your gears in check—whether it's routine maintenance or a full rebuild! 

• Clutch replacement – Worn-out clutches can cause slipping and difficulty shifting.
• Transmission fluid change – Fresh fluid lubricates gears and prevents wear.
• Gear and synchronizer repairs – Grinding or shifting issues may indicate worn synchronizers or damaged gears.
• Bearing and shaft inspections – Worn bearings and shafts can lead to noise and performance issues.
• Full transmission rebuilds – If multiple components fail, a complete rebuild may be necessary.

 Regular inspections – Have a professional check for leaks, worn components, and potential issues before they become serious.

• Transmission fluid change – Fresh fluid prevents overheating and ensures smooth shifting.
• Filter replacement – A clean filter keeps debris from damaging internal components.
• Solenoid repairs – Faulty solenoids can cause shifting delays or erratic gear changes.
• Torque converter inspection – A failing torque converter can lead to poor acceleration and slipping.
• Valve body repairs – The valve body controls fluid flow and shifting; issues can cause hard or delayed shifts.
• Full transmission rebuilds – If multiple components fail, a complete rebuild may be necessary.

If you're not sure what's wrong with your vehicle, bring it in for our diagnostic services. Our experts will diagnose the issue and recommend the necessary repairs.

• Slipping gears – Your vehicle struggles to stay in gear or randomly shifts without warning.
• Delayed engagement – A noticeable lag when shifting from park to drive or reverse.
• Strange noises – Grinding, whining, or clunking sounds when shifting.
• Leaking fluid – Red or brown fluid spots under your car could indicate a transmission leak.
• Warning lights – A check engine or transmission warning light may signal trouble.
• Poor acceleration – Your vehicle feels sluggish, even when you press the gas.
• Harsh or rough shifting – Jerky movements or difficulty changing gears.

If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s best to get a professional diagnosis before the problem worsens.