How often should you get your transmission fluid changed? The transmission industry's standard is 25,000 to 30,000 miles or every two years. If you tow a trailer, 15,000 to 20,000 miles is recommended depending on the amount of towing. Motorhomes can vary with the amount that they are driven. The best thing that you can do is check the fluid regularly; notice the color, odor and level of the fluid. If you notice a change in the color, odor or level, have it checked by one of our trained technicians.
What type of fluid should you use? The suggested fluids differ from one manufacturer to another and you can check the owner's manual to ensure the correct transmission fluid is utilized per your specific auto or truck make and model. However, here our technicians have a computer program that will insure the right fluid goes into your transmission. We offer a full line of transmission fluids to cover all the various demands of any car or truck.
Great Work Guys and on a FRIDAY. If you visit some auto service centers on a Friday, they might put you off until the next week but not Peachey's Repair Service . Their experienced and friendly team knew I had places to go and people to see and wanted my vehicle repaired fast so they didn't let the fact that it was a Friday stop them. I am recommending these guys at Peachey's Repair Service , Inc to all the people I meet. Nick Yetter, Facebook review
I love these guys! I have been around them for 27 years. If you haven't meet the great team at Peachey's Repair Service, don't wait, stop in and get to know them and you will see why they have so many 5 star Facebook reviews. Tammy Wilson -Facebook review.
The first set of 5 stars is for offering "Walk In Service" and the other 5 stars is for being so knowledgeable and giving me detailed answers to my intricate questions. If you have a question about your vehicle repairs or service and you want a service center that will take time to give you the details you need and NOT make you feel like you are interrupting their day, you will find it at Peachey's Repair Service, Inc. . Aaron Forshey- Facebook review
We like Peachey's Repair Service for several reasons including the fact that they are not "high brow" like some dealerships. We find Peachey's Repair Service, Inc. a good place to go if you want your auto repairs done right at an affordable price by quailifed mechanics that are easy to work with. Once we have even requested to get the part ourselves and bring it for them to install. They have always been fair with us and we feel comfortable recommending Peachey's Repair Service, Inc. to our friends. Richard and Rhonda Lansberry -Facebook review
If you want your vehicle done right the first time by fair and honest mechanics, you want Peachey's Auto Repair, Inc. I give them 5 Stars. Scott Oo Facebook review.
For most of us, proper preparation for your upcoming holiday road trip is more about wedging suitcases into the trunk and grabbing that famous stuffing recipe than it is about car maintenance. We certainly understand; the holiday season is a hectic one. However, a little advance planning can make a huge difference in getting to your destination in one piece and arriving with a few shreds of sanity left! Here are five ways to ready your car (and yourself) for the great holiday tradition: the road trip.
If you grew up in a snow-belt state, you know the drill - and if you just moved to one, you're about to learn. Once temperatures get down around freezing or below, the glass in your car will attempt to spend the rest of the winter encased in fog and snow. No, not really; we're sure your glass has only the best intentions. But the road to miserable winter visability is paved with them, so give yourself a leg up this year with our guide to cold-weather clarity.
