Transmission Repair in Ashland, Virginia

Expert Transmission Service

At Ferber’s Tire & Auto Service, we offer transmission repair for all transmission types. Our ASE-Certified technicians are experienced and trained in diagnosing and fixing problems with automatic, manual, and continuously variable transmissions on virtually every make and model. In worst-case scenarios, we can also replace transmissions. Every transmission repair we perform comes backed by a lifetime warranty–good for the life of your vehicle. We use top-of-the-line equipment and high-quality parts and follow manufacturer protocols for every service. Your transmission is integral to your vehicle’s performance, and we are committed to providing top-notch care that you can rely on. To make your visit with us convenient, we offer free shuttle service, rideshare arrangements, loaner vehicles, and vehicle pick-up and drop-off service. We can even send regular service status updates via text or email. Our comfortable waiting area is complete with free WiFi access, too. Speak to a team member today if you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment. Our number is 804-635-3384.

Automatic & CVT Transmission Repair

Automatic transmissions are reliable systems and take care of the shifting for you, allowing you to focus on your drive. If your automatic transmission becomes compromised, you may notice signs of a problem. Some of the most common include grinding or shaking when in gear, failure to engage or respond, whining or humming noises, and slipping gears. An array of issues can cause symptoms like these, such as a defective pressure pump, a transmission fluid leak, worn-out bearings, or a slipping clutch. A continuously variable transmission (CVT) is an automatic transmission, but instead of gears, it uses a pulley-based system instead of gears. If there’s a problem with a CVT, signs that may warrant professional transmission repair include grinding, slipping, rattling sounds, overheating, a sudden loss of acceleration, and gears changing at a high RPM. Common issues with CVTs are contaminated transmission fluid, a fault in the transmission control module, and a defective flywheel. It’s important to seek help at the first sign of a problem to prevent catastrophic damage to your transmission and vehicle.