Manual transmissions are generally more reliable than automatic transmissions. They don’t have as many parts, aren’t as complex, and can take a lot more abuse. However, if an issue is allowed to persist, more and more damage to surrounding components on your manual transmission will occur. Lake-Sumter Transmissions in Leesburg, FL can help you take care of your car as soon as you notice a problem.

With all fleets and commercial vehicles, there comes a time you have to decide - do we fix this vehicle, or replace it? At Lake-Sumter Transmissions in Leesburg, FL, we’re here to help you figure that out.

Since the first automobiles, there have been radiators. Every liquid-cooled engine on the road has, and has always needed, a radiator; without it, the engine would overheat in no time, causing catastrophic engine failure. While the efficiency of radiators, the materials they’re made out of, and the shape and size of them have changed over time, radiators haven’t actually changed much over the last century or so. At Lake-Sumter Transmissions we know that even though radiators generally last a long time, they do occasionally fail. When your radiator is malfunctioning you can trust our technicians to repair yours and get you back on the road. 

If you drive a performance or luxury vehicle, you know that your precision engineered equipment demands precision tuning. At Lake-Sumter Transmissions in Leesburg, FL, we specialize in high-end imports and performance vehicles and keeping them up to par.

Our Leesburg drivers have been experiencing issues with their transmissions and there are a few things that we here at Lake-Sumter Transmissions feel are important to know so that you are more comfortable and confident if you are, indeed experiencing a transmission problem of any kind. First, if you drive a vehicle manufactured in the past few decades, there’s a good chance your transmission has a variety of sensors attached to it which monitors all kinds of things - fluid pressure, vehicle speed, temperature, air intake at the engine, and so on.  The first thing to check is your Transmission Sensor, which is a much more affordable fix than replacing your transmission!