Transmission Casing Services in Lake Stevens, WA

Your Hometown Team

What’s better than being able to rely on automotive mechanical help from people in your own town? That’s why you’ll appreciate your ability to place your trust in A-Z Transmission & Exhaust in Lake Stevens, Washington, for transmission casing services. We’ve been here since 1996, so we have experience and a reputation that has been built across the decades. We’re conveniently located near both WA-204 and the WA-9 roundabout at 9015 Vernon Rd, Bldg E, Ste 3 Lake Stevens, WA 98258. We’re here to serve you Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can reserve your appointment time. Simply use our online scheduling feature or give us a call at 425-397-6111.

So Many Terms, One Reality

As related to your vehicle’s transmission, you may hear a lot of terms. Although we’re glad to clarify them to the extent you desire, you’ll never have to worry about them. Our professional team at A-Z Transmission & Exhaust handles your technical details. In the meantime, we’ll provide some basic information that may answer some of your questions. You may hear the words transmission casing used in conversations about auto repair. Some people use this loosely to refer to the metal covering that protects the inner components of the transmission. Clearly, this is the barrier between the intricate internal parts and the nasty elements that can destroy them, including water, dirt, and brining salt. If the metal that encases the transmission becomes cracked, corroded, or otherwise damaged, it’s in your best interest to have us make repairs as soon as possible. Another term that you may hear is “transfer case.” All vehicles need one, and yours may have more than one if your transportation is 4-wheel or all-wheel drive. The transfer case allows the engine’s power to go to and be used by an axle to turn the wheels, thus allowing the auto to move. Like nearly every automotive component, it needs service and care. It’s a best practice to have us maintain this for you by periodically checking the fluid and inspecting for leaks. Regardless of the sometimes-confusing terminology, the single reality is that your vehicle’s transmission needs care. We’re here to help you with that.