Carthage Auto Repair

What Is The Difference Between A Transmission Change And Flush?  A more traditional and less aggressive approach is a traditional Transmission Change, this includes the old transmission fluid to be drained, and new fluid is added. A transmission flush typically involves using a machine to pump new transmission fluid into the system while simultaneously flushing out the old fluid, and it may help clean the transmission and extend its lifespan, as it removes a higher percentage of the old fluid and all debris(contaminants).     How Much Does It Cost To Change Transmission Fluid?  The cost of changing transmission fluid can change significantly based on several factors unique to your vehicle, including the make and model of vehicle, the type of transmission fluid needed, where you have the service done. On average, a transmission fluid change can cost anywhere from $75 to $250, and this includes the fluid/filter and the tools/labo ... read more

Engine Knocking or Pinging, Excessive Smoke, and the usual Loss of Power and Performance are some things that you should watch out for when considering if your engine needs replacing. Ultimately, it's essential to make an informed decision and weigh the costs and benefits of engine replacement versus purchasing a new vehicle. Whether you should or shouldn’t replace your engine depends on the severity of the issues, the age and value of your vehicle, and your budget. If you're uncertain about the condition of your engine or the extent of the damage, bring your vehicle in to our shop, and one of our qualified and certified mechanics will provide you with an extensive inspections.   It takes a considerable amount of time to replace a car engine, it can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the make and model of the vehicle, the level of expertise of the mechanic, and/or whether any complications or additional repairs are needed to finish the repair ... read more

  We specialize in trucks and diesel engines, offering a range of services, including emergency roadside assistance, truck repairs, and diesel engine maintenance. We also provide services for trucks, buses, and other large vehicles such as farm equipment.     When our service truck arrives, our technician will assess the problem and perform on-site repairs whenever possible. This could involve fixing issues with the engine, brakes, transmission, or other components of the truck. We operate 24/7 since truck breakdowns can happen at any time, and prompt assistance is crucial to minimize disruptions in transportation and logistics.     Some reasons you would choose us for our reputation of exceptional customer service, with respect and courtesy, and our professionalism, we will make you feel valued and at ease during stressful breakdown situations

Merry Christmas from the Widrick Truck & Diesel Service Team. We want to take this opportunity to thank you for your business this past year. We appreciate that you trust us to fix your vehicles and keep you on the road. We have some exciting changes coming in 2023 stay tuned and we will keep you updated

Is Changing My Transmission Fluid Bad? There is a misconception that changing your vehicles Transmission Fluid is going to ruin your transmission. If you are changing your Transmission fluid because your Transmission Is Slipping or Shifting Hard it is possible that your Transmission may fail. Transmission Fluid should be changed as a regular maintenance item. Depending on your driving style and conditions it should be changed every 30-50,000 miles. If you drop the Transmission Pan to change the Transmission Fluid, you will only get about 25% of the old fluid out of the Transmission. You Need a Transmission Fluid Exchange Machine and that will change almost all the Fluid in the transmission. Also, we put a BG cleaner in the machine, and it will help clean the Transmission and recondition the seals and rubbers in the transmission. After the cleaner has run through the Transmission long enough it replaces the fluid and adds a BG Additive to the oil. Remember a transmission is a wearable i ... read more