Fleet Transmissions and Auto Repair

Fleet Transmissions and Auto Repair Fleet Transmissions and Auto Repair is a trustworthy shop for all your auto repair needs.

Your personal auto safety is assured when your car is on the road running smoothly. That's why we don't merely provide comprehensive consultation, but we also perform important safety checks for you. In our garage, your vehicle is repaired by qualified, trained ASE certified technicians. Inspections are conducted by specially trained inspectors, so that you'll have no problems with an official vehicle inspection. Our workshop is equipped with the latest technology, and we always stay up to date with new developments in our profession. We specialize in transmission work, but offer all maintenance and repair services, working on all foreign and domestic vehicles. We can handle everything from oil changes, to tune-ups, brakes, air condition service, fuel injection, electronics, motor repairs and computer-aided engine diagnostics. Personal customer care, fair and transparent pricing, as well as high quality in our work are of the greatest importance to us. We gladly provide you with advice at any time, and we do our best to ensure your comfort and safety on the road.

09/25/2026

Myth Buster Friday: if your brakes are not making noise, they must be fine. Not always. Many pads have a wear indicator that squeals near the end of their life, but plenty wear down quietly, and rotors, fluid, and calipers can all have problems that never make a sound. Pedal feel and stopping distance tell you more than noise does. When in doubt, have them measured.

09/24/2026

Wiper blades wear out on a schedule you could almost mark on a calendar. Summer sun hardens the rubber, and by fall they streak, chatter, and smear at exactly the moment you need a clear view. If yours are leaving lines across the glass, swapping them takes a couple of minutes.

09/23/2026

Trivia Wednesday: how long does a typical car battery last in most climates? A) One to two years B) Three to five years C) Ten years or more. Drop your answer below.

09/22/2026

First day of fall. Shorter days, wet leaves, deer on the move at dusk, and fog on the glass in the morning. It is a good week to look at your wipers, your washer fluid, your tire tread, and every light on the vehicle. All four matter more from here on out than they did in July.

09/21/2026

Mechanic Monday tip: fall starts tomorrow, which means cooler mornings and a battery that has to work harder to do the same job. Heat is what damages a battery, but cold is what exposes the damage. If yours cranked slowly even once this summer, get it tested now rather than during the first cold snap.

09/18/2026

Myth Buster Friday: you should idle your engine for several minutes before driving off. Modern fuel injected engines do not need it. About thirty seconds is plenty, then drive gently for the first few miles. Everything warms up faster under light load, and long idling mostly just burns fuel. The one real exception is clearing frost off the glass, and that is about visibility, not the engine.

09/17/2026

Air filters are easy to forget about. A clogged engine air filter makes your engine work harder than it should, and a clogged cabin filter makes your heat and AC weaker and your air stale. Both are quick to check and inexpensive to replace. Ask us to look at them next visit.

09/16/2026

Trivia Wednesday: which brake part actually does the squeezing that stops your car? A) The rotor B) The caliper C) The master cylinder. Guess below.

09/15/2026

Belts and hoses rarely fail without warning. Cracks, glazing, soft spots, and bulges show up first if someone is looking. A visual check takes about a minute and can be the difference between a scheduled repair and a tow. We look them over during routine service.

09/14/2026

Mechanic Monday tip: listen to your car on the first drive of the day. A squeal that fades, a click that speeds up with the wheels, a groan when you turn. Cold-start noises are often the first clue that something is wearing, and they are cheapest to fix while they are still just a noise.

Address

301 N Western Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK
73106

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14052368809

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