Audi Transmission Rebuild and Repair

Different Audi transmission rebuild warranties and repair types to fit your need.

An Audi transmission inspection including a road test, preliminary testing and electronic scan.

Written Audi transmission repair estimates are provided so you can decide what to do.

No work will be done until you agree and fully understand the process.

Extreme Transparency, no hidden anything.

All work is done on site at our repair centers.

We don’t just advertise that we are a Audi transmission experts. A-affordable Transmissions Center is an Audi transmission shop and has been since 1979.

We repair and rebuild audi transmissions for much less than our competition.

Audi Transmission rebuild is complex; A-affordable Transmissions Center is the right choice.

Warranties

We offer a wide range of Audi transmission rebuild warranties and repair services to meet your every need. We want to give you a worry-free experience.

Comprehensive Inspection

Audi transmission check encompassing a road test, basic testing and electronic scanning is the first step in our approach. We perform in-depth analysis to arrive at a precise diagnosis.

Transparent Estimates

Written Audi transmission repair estimates are provided to ensure full comprehension of the work needed and the associated costs. Nothing about this should come as a shock.

No Work Without Approval

We won’t start fixing your Audi’s transmission unless you’re satisfied that the work being done is necessary and that you understand what’s being done. Acceptance from you is crucial.

On-Site Repairs

All transmission repairs are completed on-site at our service centres. Your Audi is in good hands with us.

Specialized Audi Transmission Experts

We are not generalists when it comes to advertising; instead, we are Audi transmission experts. When it comes to transmission repairs for Audis, A-Affordable Transmissions Centre is the place to go.

Competitive Pricing

In comparison to our competition, we are able to repair and rebuild Audi transmissions at a lower price without sacrificing quality.

What is Audi Transmission Repair, and When Is It Needed?

Transmission problems in your Audi can be diagnosed and fixed through the procedure of transmission repair. This system regulates the gears and ensures efficient transmission of power from the engine to the wheels. Slipping gears, abrupt gear changes, grinding noises, vibrations and leaks are all indicators that your Audi’s transmission needs attention. If your transmission is showing any of these signs, you should have it checked out right away.

What Are the Common Types of Audi Transmissions?

Audi automobiles are available with a variety of transmission options, including manual transmissions, automatics and CVTs (Continuously Variable Transmissions). Your Audi’s transmission is a function of the model and year it was manufactured. Knowing the transmission type of your Audi is important for both maintenance and repairs.

Can I Find Transmission Fluid Alternatives to Audi-Branded Fluids?

No, you’re not limited to using only Audi-branded transmission fluid in your A4. Manufacturers who can meet Audi’s stringent requirements supply the automaker with fluid. These same companies may sell essentially identical fluids under other brand names at lower prices. Find out where your Audi gets its fluid and only buy from reputable brands that are up to Audi’s standards.

Can I Find Transmission Fluid Alternatives to Audi-Branded Fluids?

No, you’re not limited to using only Audi-branded transmission fluid in your A4. Manufacturers who can meet Audi’s stringent requirements supply the automaker with fluid. These same companies may sell essentially identical fluids under other brand names at lower prices. Find out where your Audi gets its fluid and only buy from reputable brands that are up to Audi’s standards.

How Often Should I Change My Audi’s Transmission Fluid?

Your Audi model, how often you drive, and the manufacturer’s recommendations all affect how often you should change the transmission fluid. However, as a general rule of thumb, you should think about replacing your transmission fluid every 40,000 miles. Transmissions that have their fluid changed regularly tend to last longer and require fewer maintenance.

Why Should I Choose A-Affordable Transmissions Center for Audi Transmission Repair?

The A-Affordable Transmissions Centre in the Denver, Colorado area has been fixing and maintaining transmissions for many years. Our personnel are well-trained and experienced in transmission repair and rebuilding because it is our area of expertise. To put your mind at ease, we offer transmission inspections, upfront pricing, and a comprehensive list of necessary repairs and associated costs.

What Type of Transmission Fluid (ATF) Does My Audi Take?

The type of transmission in your Audi determines the type of transmission fluid it requires. Find out what kind of ATF your Audi needs by:

• Check Your VIN

• Share your car’s VIN with your neighbourhood Audi dealer. They know exactly what kind of transmission you have and can advise you on the best ATF.

• Verify the Sticker on the Car

• There should be a white sticker in the trunk’s spare tyre compartment. Your car’s transmission type and code should be clearly displayed here.

• Distinguish It’s a toss-up between front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive

• Your Audi probably has a continuously variable transmission (CVT) if it has FWD/FrontTrak. If you have quattro, the automatic transmission is a ZF 5HP19FLA 01V-type tiptronic. Your Audi’s Quattro status will be noted in several places (trunk sticker, rear trunk badge, front hood badge, belt-line trim above the passenger side glovebox), in the owner’s car information sheets, and at dealerships.

• Inspecting Objectively

• A driveshaft and a rear differential can be located by crawling beneath the automobile with a torch. Your vehicle is a quattro since it has the ZF 5HP19FLA 01V-type tiptronic 5-speed automatic transmission, which these parts show. Audi part number VW G 052 162 A2 (or an equivalent) falls within the TL52162 specification and is commonly used with this transmission.

Where Can I Find the Correct ATF for My Audi?

Transmission fluid for the A8 is purchased from companies that make it to Audi’s requirements, as the company does not make its own. After being bottled, this fluid is marketed under the Audi brand at a steep markup. In search of a cheaper alternative to the same fluid:

• Identify the Source

• Manufacturers who supply fluids for numerous brands are a common source for Audi fluid. Find out where Audi gets their fluid from so you can get it for less.

• Research Competing Products

• Popular fluid manufacturers like Ravenol may supply options that are up to Audi’s standards. These options may be less expensive without compromising quality.

How Do I Determine the Correct Transmission Fluid for My Audi?

Here’s how to choose which automatic transmission fluid (ATF) is best for your Audi:

• Check Your VIN: If you want specifics on your Audi’s transmission type and the necessary ATF, you should get in touch with your local Audi dealer and provide them with your vehicle’s VIN.

• Trunk Sticker: Look for a white sticker in the spare wheel well of your trunk. The transmission type and code are typically listed on this label.

• FWD vs. Quattro: If your Audi is front-wheel drive (FWD), it may have a CVT transmission. Audi part number VW G 052 162 A2 (or equivalent) under specification TL52162 is commonly used in quattro models equipped with a tiptronic ZF 5HP19FLA 01V-type automatic transmission.

• Visual Inspection: You can inspect your vehicle for a driveshaft and rear differential. If you have these parts, then your car has the ZF 5HP19FLA 01V-type tiptronic transmission and is a quattro.