19,283auto repair shops
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9%of all listings
Many general repair shops send transmission work out, so the shop you call first may not do it in-house. Every shop here names transmission repair, rebuilding or replacement in its business name, listing or on its own website — a fluid change alone doesn’t count.
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Get a diagnosis before a rebuild quote. Slipping, harsh shifts or a warning light can come from a sensor, a solenoid or low fluid rather than a failed transmission. Ask whether the diagnostic fee is credited toward the repair and what warranty comes with a rebuild.
Common questions
How much does a transmission rebuild cost?
A rebuild commonly costs about $1,500–4,000 for most cars, and a remanufactured replacement can cost more; smaller repairs such as a solenoid or a leaking seal cost far less.
Should I rebuild or replace my transmission?
A rebuild keeps your unit and replaces the worn parts; a remanufactured transmission is a factory-rebuilt unit, often with a longer nationwide warranty. Ask the shop for both prices and compare the warranties.