Clutch
The clutch connects your engine to the transmission, letting you change gears smoothly and bring the car to a stop without stalling. Over time the friction disc wears down and the clutch starts to slip, grab, or make noise. A clutch replacement restores smooth shifting and confident driving in your manual vehicle.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Normal friction disc wear from years of driving
- Riding the clutch or frequent stop-and-go driving
- Oil contamination from a leaking seal
- Worn pressure plate or release bearing
- Towing or hauling heavy loads regularly
Frequently asked questions
How do I know my clutch needs replacing?
Watch for the engine revving without the car speeding up (slipping), a high or spongy pedal, a burning smell, or grinding when shifting. These point to a worn clutch.
How long does a clutch last?
It depends on your driving, but most clutches last anywhere from 60,000 to over 100,000 miles. City driving and towing wear it out faster.
Do you replace the flywheel with the clutch?
Sometimes. We inspect the flywheel during the job and recommend resurfacing or replacing it only if it's worn, so your new clutch lasts longer.
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