Posted on February 23, 2023 by L & R Transmissions in Transmission Rebuilding
Aren’t Options Wonderful? Aren’t options great? Would you like vanilla ice cream or chocolate? Do you want to wear a blue t-shirt or red? And more importantly, should you opt for a lesser repair, transmission rebuild, or transmission replacement? There are options in transmission repair shops, too, but it’s wise to select a facility with
Posted on November 23, 2022 by L & R Transmissions in Differential Repair
What’s a Differential? When you turn your steering wheel, you expect your automobile to move in your desired direction. In modern cars, that’s certainly a reasonable expectation, but do you know why? A big contributor to that turning freedom and flexibility is the differential. This component is part of the drivetrain (a system that connects
Posted on August 23, 2022 by L & R Transmissions in Transmission Flush
What’s the Difference? While most drivers know their vehicles rely upon transmissions to apply the power so that the auto can move at the appropriate speed, not everyone understands related shop terms. At L&R Transmissions in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, we’re glad to help you learn a little more about transmission work, and we perform all
Posted on May 23, 2022 by L & R Transmissions in Hydraulic Hose Repair
Hydraulic Hose 101: A Quick Course If you operate vehicles and equipment that work using hydraulics, you already know the importance of fluid under pressure that courses through hoses. What you might not know, however, are the specifics of the hoses. They’re designed for their purposes, so they’re both tough and flexible. Depending on the
Posted on March 23, 2022 by L & R Transmissions in Driveshaft Service
WHAT IS THE DRIVESHAFT? The driveshaft is a very important part of the vehicle’s drivetrain, transmitting torque from the transmission to the final drive or the wheels. The driveshaft must be secure yet adjustable, able to maintain its structural integrity through various movements in the suspension. Since all driveshafts are not constructed in the same