A good repair shop that can diagnose and install a replacement transmission can be hard to find – especially on short notice. We can help you find a shop that does quality transmission diagnostics and installation for a fair price.
We also include a guide for fair prices for both replacement transmissions and installation labor for the most common transmission models.
What Transmission Do I Have?
How to Save Money:
We try to recommend repair shops more likely to install a remanufactured transmission that you purchase on your own for cost savings. When buying a transmission through a repair shop or dealership, you generally will pay $300 – $800 more.
When buying factory direct, you can save $300 – $800 from what the shop will add as their markup on the transmission. Get a factory direct estimate by text message + email by clicking here.
Questions to ask when calling local repair shops:
Note: Before calling, have your 17-digit VIN# number (from the vehicle dash, door or an insurance card, registration or title) handy.
–Do you install transmissions? Can you quote me a price for installation?
(Check the guide table below for fair labor prices. Labor costs can differ by area.)
–What is your hourly labor rate?
(Typical rates average $75 – $115 per hour)
–Can I have the transmission shipped to your shop for install?
(If you are purchasing directly from a company selling a remanufactured transmission)
Transmission Installation Shop Locator:
Below is a searchable map of repair shops that may install used or remanufactured transmissions at fair labor prices.
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Reliable Repair Shop Criteria:
The following are recommended criteria to look for when calling around to find the most fair and reliable local repair shop for transmission installation:
- Has been in business for 2 years or more.
- Has a 4.0 or higher Google Reviews and/or Yelp Reviews rating, with no patterns of 1-star reviews.
- Has a Better Business Bureau “B” or higher rating.
- Is willing to install customer supplied transmissions purchased through reputable suppliers.
- Charges a maximum $95/hour labor rate for initial transmission installation and has a warranty hourly rate that is less than retail for warranty repair work.
- Offers transmission replacement labor using established hourly book times (Mitchell, Alldata, Chilton, Motor, etc).
- Has ability to reflash/reprogram using OEM subscriptions for late model 2006+ vehicles (shop equipped with Snap-On Pass-Through Pro II/III, Drewtech CarDAQ-Plus 2, Drewtech RAP, or similar J2534 PassThru device)
Reman Transmission Pricing – Links to Supplier Transmission Prices
Transmission | Street Smart Transmission |
---|---|
4L60E / 4L65E | 2100 |
4L80E | 2256 |
4T45E / 4T40E | 1935 |
4T65E | 1935 |
5L40E (Exc. BMW) | 2453 |
6T40 / 6T45 | 2432 |
6T75E / 6T70 | 2432 |
6L80 / 6L90 | 2559 |
Allison 1000 | 2478 |
4R75E/W 4R70W | 2025 |
4R100 / E4OD | 2226 |
4F27E | 1856 |
5R55S/N/W/E | 2203 |
5R110W | 2432 |
AX4N / AX4S | 2037 |
CD4E | 1947 |
FNR5 / AWTF-80 | 2148 |
6F50 / 6F35 | 2480 |
6R60 | 2559 |
6R80 | 2559 |
AWF21 | 2233 |
6R140 | 3864 |
41TE (A604) | 1905 |
46RE (A518) | 2053 |
47RE (A618) | 2204 |
48RE | 2712 |
42RLE | 2152 |
545RFE | 2348 |
62TE | 2409 |
65RFE | 2478 |
68RFE | 3543 |
W5A580 / NAG1 | 2589 |
Nissan RE5R05A | 2583 |
Nissan CVT | Call |
722.6 | Call |
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It’s a 6l80e, never ran hot or made any noise just started slipping It’ll take all gears until it warms up to about 120 degrees then won’t take any. Just turned 119,000 miles.
Transmission not working by shifting to any gear, no movement, it’s Toyota Sienna LE 2008 do you remanufacture/rebuilt?