We had a customer come into Superior Transmissions and Auto recently—a woman who had been told her Nissan Rogue had a serious transmission issue. Understandably, she was concerned. Transmission work can be a big deal, and the last thing anyone wants is to hear that their car might need a major, expensive repair.
But here’s the thing: after giving her vehicle a full inspection and running our diagnostics, it became clear the problem wasn't the transmission at all. The issue was actually coming from her exhaust system. The sound and symptoms that led her to believe something was wrong with the transmission were being caused by an exhaust leak—something that’s far less costly and far easier to fix.
She left our shop relieved—and rightfully so. No unnecessary repairs, no upsells, no pressure. Just an honest answer and a clear explanation of what was really going on.
Why This Matters
It’s situations like these that highlight the importance of working with a shop that knows the difference—and cares enough to tell you the truth. Unfortunately, not every shop operates that way. We’ve seen it time and time again: customers being misdiagnosed, sold on repairs they don’t need, or left confused about what’s actually wrong with their car.
At Superior Transmissions and Auto, integrity is part of our process. We specialize in transmissions and drivetrain work, so when someone comes in thinking they have a transmission problem, we know what to look for—and more importantly, when it’s not the transmission. That saves our customers stress, time, and a lot of money.
What You Can Expect From Us
Honest diagnostics: We’ll always tell you what’s really going on—even if it’s not the major job you thought.
Experienced techs: With deep knowledge of drivetrains, exhaust systems, and everything in between, we’ll get it right the first time.
No pressure: We’ll explain what we find and let you decide what to do next—no pushy tactics.
Whether you’re dealing with a weird noise, a check engine light, or a mechanic somewhere else telling you your transmission is toast, come see us first. You might just walk away with good news.
