Lee Myles AutoCare +Transmissions of Hazlet

Lee Myles AutoCare +Transmissions of Hazlet Lee Myles AutoCare + Transmissions – Hazlet has proudly served Hazlet and Monmouth County with trusted auto and transmission repair.

Expert diagnostics, honest service, and quality repairs to keep you safely on the road. 🚗🔧 Lee Myles Transmissions & AutoCare is a full-service Auto Repair Center, and we're here to help you! In addition to being Hazlet, NJ's premier transmission experts, our ASE-certified technicians are highly qualified to handle all of your general automotive needs big and small. From major engine repairs to routine vehicle maintenance, our Lee Myles Centers are your One-Stop Auto Repair Facility.

⚙️ Ever wonder why a transmission rebuild costs what it does?These two photos tell that story better than any number cou...
06/22/2026

⚙️ Ever wonder why a transmission rebuild costs what it does?

These two photos tell that story better than any number could.

The first photo shows a 6L80 transmission removed from a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 — valve body exposed, contaminated fluid pooled underneath. This transmission failed. The second photo shows every single internal component laid out on the bench before the rebuild begins.

Look at that second photo carefully. Every one of those parts — clutch packs, planetary gearsets, bearings, seals, the valve body — has to be removed, cleaned, inspected, measured, and either replaced or reinstalled to exact specifications. Then the whole thing goes back together in the right order, with the right tolerances, and gets tested before it ever goes back in the vehicle.

This is not a simple job. It requires:

🔧 A technician with years of specialized transmission training
🔧 Specialized tools that most shops don't have
🔧 A clean, controlled environment to prevent contamination during reassembly
🔧 Quality parts — seals, clutches, bands, and hard parts as needed
🔧 Fluid, a filter, and final testing

The cost of a transmission rebuild varies significantly depending on the vehicle, the transmission type, and the extent of the damage. What doesn't vary is what's involved in doing it right.

We've been rebuilding transmissions here in Hazlet for over 40 years. If your transmission is giving you trouble — slipping, shuddering, hesitating, or throwing a warning light — give us a call before it goes further.

📅 Schedule an appointment: hazletleemyles.com
📞 (732) 739-9600
📍 3244 RT-35, Hazlet, NJ
⏰ Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

💬 Have you ever had a transmission rebuilt? Drop a comment — we'd love to hear your experience. 👇

06/19/2026

⏰ Reminder — this offer expires July 6th.

If you have a Synchrony Car Care credit card, there are only two weeks left to take advantage of this promotion:

💰 Get 15% back (up to $150) as a Visa® Prepaid Card when you use your Synchrony Car Care card on a qualifying purchase of $499 or more here at Lee Myles AutoCare in Hazlet.

That means your next transmission service, brake job, A/C repair, diagnostic, or any other work we do could put money back in your pocket — funded entirely by Synchrony.

Here's how to claim it:
✅ Use your Synchrony Car Care card on a single-receipt purchase of $499+
✅ Submit your rebate at synchronycarcarerebates.com using Promo Code: 26-06231
✅ Receive up to $150 as a Visa Prepaid Card by mail or email

💳 Don't have a Synchrony Car Care card yet? Ask us about applying — you could also qualify for 6 months promotional financing on purchases of $199 or more.

🔗 Apply now: mysynchrony.com/mmc/CR232554508

Don't let this one slip by. Schedule before July 6th and put money back in your pocket.

📅 Schedule an appointment: hazletleemyles.com
📞 (732) 739-9600
📍 3244 RT-35, Hazlet, NJ
⏰ Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

*Subject to credit approval. See rebate form for details. One rebate per qualifying purchase. Gas station purchases not eligible for promotional financing.

Post 10 — Wednesday June 18 · Pre-Purchase Inspection · Final🔍 Thinking about buying a used car? Read this first.The pho...
06/17/2026

Post 10 — Wednesday June 18 · Pre-Purchase Inspection · Final

🔍 Thinking about buying a used car? Read this first.

The photo shows what our technicians found during a pre-purchase inspection on a 2016 BMW X1 — a suspected engine oil leak, identified before the customer completed the purchase.

Here's the important part: the customer chose to buy the vehicle anyway. And that's perfectly fine — because they made that decision with full knowledge of what they were getting into, not a surprise they discovered three weeks later.

That's exactly what a pre-purchase inspection is for.

A used vehicle can be waxed to a shine, Armor All on the dash and tires, and come with a clean Carfax — and still have issues hiding underneath the hood, under the car, or buried in the computer system. Were trouble codes recently cleared to hide a problem? We may be able to tell you. Only a trained technician with the right equipment can see what the seller doesn't want you to find.

A pre-purchase inspection gives you the information you need to:

✅ Negotiate the purchase price based on actual condition
✅ Budget for repairs you'll need to make
✅ Walk away from a vehicle that isn't worth the asking price
✅ Buy with confidence knowing exactly what you're getting

We inspect all major systems — engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, steering, electrical, and more — and give you a clear, honest report of what we find. No pressure. No agenda. Just the facts.

Don't let a used car purchase become an expensive lesson. Schedule a pre-purchase inspection before you sign anything.

📅 Schedule an appointment: hazletleemyles.com
📞 (732) 739-9600
📍 3244 RT-35, Hazlet, NJ
⏰ Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

💬 Have you ever bought a used car and discovered a problem shortly after? Drop a comment — we'd love to hear your story. 👇

🔋 Most people think cold weather kills car batteries. Heat actually does more damage.The photos show a battery that came...
06/15/2026

🔋 Most people think cold weather kills car batteries. Heat actually does more damage.

The photos show a battery that came into our shop here in Hazlet. The corrosion you see on those terminals isn't just cosmetic — that white and green buildup restricts electrical flow, causes hard starts, and is a leading warning sign of a battery on its way out.

Here's what most drivers don't know: summer heat accelerates battery degradation faster than winter cold. High temperatures cause battery fluid to evaporate and internal components to break down — often silently, with no warning until the battery fails entirely.

Here are the signs your battery needs attention:

⚠️ Slow or sluggish engine crank when starting
⚠️ Corrosion visible on battery terminals
⚠️ Headlights dimming when the engine is at idle
⚠️ Electrical accessories behaving erratically
⚠️ Battery warning light on the dashboard
⚠️ Battery more than 3-4 years old

If your battery is more than 3 years old and hasn't been tested recently, now is the time — before it leaves you stranded on a hot summer day.

Our certified technicians can test your battery and charging system and give you a clear picture of where things stand. If a replacement is needed, we'll tell you — and if it's not, we'll tell you that too.

📅 Schedule an appointment: hazletleemyles.com
📞 (732) 739-9600
📍 3244 RT-35, Hazlet, NJ
⏰ Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

💬 Have you ever had a battery fail without warning? Drop a comment — you're definitely not alone. 👇

06/14/2026

★★★★★
"My experience with Lance at Lee miles was exceptional. We were advised, by my reg mechanic, that we needed transmission work, our car was examined meticulously at LMiles. We found them to be honest, knowledgeable and fairly priced. the problem was the battery leaking in the engine causing all the Warning lights to go crazy. My mechanic of 30 years didn’t find this. They replaced the battery and cleaned the engine thoroughly. Could have cost thousands, but it didn’t and car is running well, NO warning lights! Would definitely use them again and would highly recommend them."
- L. J.

Post 8 — Saturday June 14 · Why Diagnostic/Testing Isn't Free · Final🔍 "Why do I have to pay just to find out what's wro...
06/13/2026

Post 8 — Saturday June 14 · Why Diagnostic/Testing Isn't Free · Final

🔍 "Why do I have to pay just to find out what's wrong?"

We hear this question often — and it's a fair one. Here's an honest answer.

What you're looking at in the photo is an oscilloscope waveform. This particular image shows the signal voltage of a canister purge solenoid on a 2016 Chevrolet — measured in real time with the engine running. Reading this data correctly and knowing what it means requires years of training and thousands of dollars in specialized equipment.

Modern vehicles are extraordinarily complex. A check engine light alone can point to hundreds of possible causes. Simply plugging in a code reader and reading a fault code is only the beginning — it tells you a system has a problem, not what caused it or what needs to be fixed. The real diagnostic work happens after that:

🔧 Testing individual components with specialized equipment
🔧 Measuring live electrical signals and sensor data
🔧 Cross-referencing manufacturer specifications
🔧 Ruling out what isn't the problem — which is just as important as finding what is
🔧 Identifying root cause vs. symptom

This process takes time and expertise. Our technicians invest years in training and certification, and our shop invests in the equipment needed to do the job right. That investment is what stands between a correct diagnosis and an expensive guess.

We charge for diagnostic testing because it has real value — and because getting it right the first time saves you money in the long run.

💬 Have you ever taken your car somewhere, had a part replaced, and the problem was still there? Did that shop pay for their mistake — or did you? Drop a comment below. We'd love to hear your experience, and we'd love to show you a better way. 👇

📅 Schedule an appointment: hazletleemyles.com/appointments
📞 (732) 739-9600
📍 3244 RT-35, Hazlet, NJ
⏰ Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

06/11/2026

★★★★★
"Lance and my whole experience with Lee Myles of Hazlet was excellent. Lance kept me informed every step of the way and price was very competitive. Quality of work was exceptional. I would not hesitate to recommend anyone to this shop. Wonderful experience!!"
- J. M.

🛑 Your brakes are trying to tell you something. Are you listening?Brakes don't usually fail without warning. The problem...
06/08/2026

🛑 Your brakes are trying to tell you something. Are you listening?

Brakes don't usually fail without warning. The problem is most drivers don't recognize the early signs — or they put off addressing them until something more serious develops.

The photos say it all — the first image shows brake pads worn completely through to metal and a rotor so deeply gouged it had to be replaced entirely. The second shows a brand new rotor installed and ready to go. This is the difference between catching a problem early and waiting too long.

Here are 5 warning signs your brakes need attention:

⚠️ Squealing or squeaking — A high-pitched noise when braking is often a built-in wear indicator telling you the pads are getting low. Don't ignore it.

⚠️ Grinding — If squealing has turned into grinding, metal is likely contacting metal. This means the pads are worn through and rotors may already be damaged.

⚠️ Pulling to one side — If your car drifts left or right when you brake, it could indicate uneven pad wear, a stuck caliper, or a brake fluid issue.

⚠️ Vibration or pulsating pedal — A shaking steering wheel or pulsating brake pedal when stopping often points to warped rotors.

⚠️ Soft or spongy pedal — If the brake pedal feels softer than usual or sinks closer to the floor, this is a serious warning sign that should be addressed immediately.

Brakes are your most critical safety system. Catching wear early almost always means a less expensive repair — and more importantly, it keeps you and your family safe on the road.

If you've noticed any of these signs, don't wait. Schedule an appointment and our certified technicians will inspect your brakes and give you a clear picture of what's needed.

📅 Schedule an appointment: hazletleemyles.com
📞 (732) 739-9600
📍 3244 RT-35, Hazlet, NJ
⏰ Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

💬 Have you ever ignored a brake warning sign longer than you should have? Drop a comment — you're not alone! 👇

06/08/2026

★★★★★
"I spoke to the owner, Lance, on the phone and he was very helpful and generous of his time. He came recommended by my long time regular mechanic. My transmission failed at only 35k miles on my 2020 Honda Pilot, but out of warranty because the car was 5 1/2 years old already when I bought it used from a Toyota dealer. Lance suggested that I call American Honda, which I did, and they ultimately worked with me. Lance gave me advice that wound up costing him the business, but that just showed how honest he was, and that he cared about his reputation and doing the right thing more than trying to get the business for himself. I will definitely go there for any future transmission needs, and would recommend it to anyone else also!"
- A. K.

06/05/2026

★★★★★
"Lance and his team are truly great people! Very professional and did a great job! Highly recommend this local family owned shop."
- M. M.

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07730

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