Automatic transmission repair

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Since 1970, Allied Transmission has provided quality automatic transmission repair in Santa Clara. Our transmission shop provides automatic repair to a complete range of domestic and foreign vehicles, including front wheel and all-wheel drive vehicles. Our team of mechanics and technicians are highly skilled and qualified to take care of each transmission repair.

Automatic Repair in Santa Clara

The majority of the vehicles sold in the United States for the past 60 years incorporate an automatic transmission. Automatic transmissions are easy to use and handle the transitions between gears smoothly and efficiently, creating a convenient and comfortable ride every time you sit behind the wheel. At Allied Transmission, our transmission shop in San Jose offers complete care for your automatic transmission, including car automatic transmission repair, truck transmission repair and automatic transmission rebuild services to ensure your transmission is perfectly matched to your vehicle’s needs.

Common Automatic Transmission Problems

The performance and longevity of your car transmission depend on several factors, including its original build quality, ongoing maintenance record, and the performance you demand from it while driving. Knowing the signs of the most common transmission problems means taking action to schedule automatic transmission repair or transmission rebuild in San Jose as soon as you notice an issue.

• When the transmission slips, your car will change gears for no reason. This often affects the car’s power, making it feel underpowered or sluggish when accelerating. You may also notice a whining noise or a change in pitch from the engine.
• Transmission leaks allow fluid to escape, affecting the short- and long-term performance of your transmission. A transmission leak will often leave red or brown fluid beneath the engine when the car is parked for long periods of time.
• Slow engagement of the transmission means that even after you shift between gears, your vehicle takes time to respond. The most common sign of slow engagement is a noticeable lag when shifting from “park” to “drive,” causing your car to fail to move at first, even if you can hear the engine revving.