Gearbox Servicing & Repairs
Keep your gearbox running smoothly. We fix leaks, replace fluid, check adaptations, and carry out small repairs that prevent big bills later.

Simple 4-step process
- 1
Book
Tell us the symptoms and mileage.
- 2
Inspect
We check for leaks and data issues.
- 3
Service
We carry out the agreed tasks.
- 4
Validate
We road test & confirm settings.
What we do
A healthy gearbox lasts longer and saves you money. Our servicing keeps the fluid clean, seals tight, and electronic values within range. We don’t just drain a little fluid — we exchange it fully, replace filters where possible, correct leaks, and reset adaptations to keep everything stable.
Servicing includes
- • Full fluid exchange & top-up calibration
- • Filter and pan replacement
- • Mechatronic sleeve & seal renewal
- • Adaptation review & reset
- • Road test validation
Minor repairs
- • Seal leak correction
- • Wiring & connector faults
- • Mount & bush issues
- • Sensor replacement
- • Early valve body concerns
Why preventative care matters
A small service today can delay a costly rebuild tomorrow.
Gearbox Servicing FAQ
Do you flush or exchange?
We use gentle controlled exchange — not harsh flushing.
How often should I service my gearbox?
Usually every 40k–60k miles, depending on driving and model.
Will new fluid cause slipping?
No. With the right spec and level, it restores protection.
Can you check adaptations?
Yes. We record values before and after to confirm health.
Service now or wait?
Waiting rarely saves money. Small issues today grow into bigger repairs tomorrow.
Is the fluid dark or burnt?
Old fluid loses protective power. Heat then speeds up clutch wear. Replace early to avoid rebuilds.


Noticing shift delays?
A small delay often means pressure loss or adaptation drift. A reset with servicing usually restores smooth shifts.
Keeping the car long-term?
Routine servicing protects value and keeps future running costs down.

Protect your gearbox with expert servicing
Book today and keep your gearbox reliable for years to come.