Transmission Troubles: When to Rebuild or Replace Your Truck's Gears - Copy
Tyler SpanglerWhen your truck's transmission acts up, deciding between rebuilding or replacing it boils down to factors like mileage and the severity of issues. Generally, trucks with lower mileage (under 100,000 miles) experiencing minor issues may benefit from a rebuild, while older, high-mileage trucks (over 150,000 miles) with significant problems might need a replacement. Cost, age, mileage, and the extent of damage influence the decision. TTS specializes in US trucks, offering rebuilt units with a 12-month nationwide warranty. Solenoids, which control the transmission fluid, play a critical role in smooth shifting, and their failure manifests through slipping, hard, or no shifting, and a check engine light. Diagnosing involves reading trouble codes and inspecting the solenoid's wiring. Repairs typically include replacing the faulty solenoid and using the correct transmission fluid. For best results, seek professional help if needed, and refer to helpful resources for guidance. TTS offers free inspections, quotes, and expert advice to ensure your truck is back on the road smoothly.
