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Q: What types of services are available?
A: At BEAR our focus is on TRANSMISSIONS and ENGINES, there are a variety of services available. If you think you are having a problem with your transmission, or engine an BEAR center will perform an External Diagnostic Service. The External Diagnostic Service includes checking the level and condition of the transmission fluid, or engine fluid road testing your car, and a diagnosis of the external transmission or engine controls. If you have a transmission or engine problem, the Experts at BEAR will determines if the problem can be corrected with an external repair or adjustment. In some cases, the replacement or adjustment of a transmission or drive-train related component(s) will correct the problem. In other cases there could be an electronic or computer malfunction. In still other cases the transmission or engine needs to be rebuilt. BEAR offers service for all of these transmission and or engine problems, for automatic or manual transmissions, and for domestic or imported cars. The best thing to do if you are having transmission problems is contact your local BEAR center 1-866-435-BEAR to have an External Diagnostic Service completed.

Q: What if I decide I don’t want any work done after you recommend it?
A: If BEAR makes a recommendation for service based on any BEAR Diagnostic Service-- and you choose not to have the work done on your vehicle-- you need only pay for the services or parts you have previously authorized, and take your car home. But remember, the longer you drive your vehicle, the worse the condition might become.

Q: How much can I expect to pay for a transmission repair?
A: The price to repair a transmission depends on several factors. These include determining the cause of your transmission problem, the condition and type of transmission in your car, and the type of service that needs to be done. BEAR offers an External Diagnostic Service to identify how to fix your problem and keep your costs to a minimum. The BEAR External Diagnostic Service includes checking the level and condition of the transmission fluid, road testing your car, and a diagnosis of the external transmission controls. This service determines if there is a transmission problem, and if the problem can be corrected with an external repair or adjustment. Contact your local BEAR center to have an External Diagnostic Service completed.

Q: How long does it typically take for a transmission repair?
A: Minor services can sometimes be performed the same day since they do not involve the removal of your transmission. Major services or transmission rebuilding could take several days so that your transmission can be properly removed, reconditioned or rebuilt, and reinstalled.

Q: What do I do if I can’t drive my vehicle to the nearest BEAR TRANSMISSION CENTER?
A: BEAR centers have towing available. Contact your local BEAR center
1-866-435-BEAR to arrange for towing.

Q: What if my vehicle is broken down and it is after hours?
A: If your vehicle breaks down after hours, call your nearest BEAR center
1-866-435-BEAR. BEAR centers can arrange for towing after hours.

Q: What kind of warranty coverage comes with a rebuilt transmission?
A: Depending on your type of vehicle, BEAR offers coverage for 12 MONTH/12,OOO MILE warranty.

Q: Where can I get my Bear warranty honored?
A: If you have a valid BEAR warranty, you may take your car to any BEAR center. Your warranty will be honored.

Q: How do I find the nearest Bear Transmission Center?
A: To locate an BEAR center near you, call 1-866-435-BEAR.

Q: Are Bear Transmission Centers open on Saturday?
A: BEAR centers are open on Saturday. Hours of operation are listed on web site, Beartransmission.net to use the Dealer Locator, where you can connect to your closest center's web site, or we suggest calling 1-866-435-BEAR to connect to the closest center to confirm their business hours.

Q: How often should I have my transmission checked?
A: Consult your owner's manual for recommended maintenance schedules, but practicing preventive maintenance can extend your car's and its transmission’s life. We recommend an annual check of your vehicle’s transmission in order to catch little problems before they become big problems.

Q: How long does it take to check?
A: BEAR centers perform an External Diagnostic Service, which includes checking the level and condition of the transmission fluid, road testing your car, and a diagnosis of the external transmission controls. The External Diagnostic Service is completed in approximately 90 minutes.

Q: How much does it cost?
A: Each BEAR center owned and operated and establishes its own prices. Any charge for an External Diagnostic Service is credited toward any further service you may need. Contact your local center 1-866-435-BEAR for details

Q: What type of transmission fluid should I use?
A: Different transmissions require different types of transmission fluid. The experts at BEAR recommend that you change your fluid every 25,000 to 35,000 miles as a part of our regular suggested maintenance --Safeguard Service. This service also includes replacing the filter or cleaning the screen, replacing the pan gasket, performing a final leak-check, and performing a road test. This service is warranted for 90 days against any leaks from your pan gasket.

Q: Do I need to make an appointment?
A: We recommend contacting your local BEAR center before bringing your car in to be checked.