Local Clutch
repair garage
When it comes to quality clutch repair, Oxbys Autos stands out as a reliable and
proficient choice. With years of
experience and a team of skilled technicians, We are committed to delivering
top-notch service to ensure optimal
performance and longevity of your vehicle's transmission system. Whether it's
diagnosing issues, conducting precise
repairs, or providing thorough maintenance, our dedication to excellence ensures
that your vehicle receives the
attention it deserves.
From manual to automatic transmissions repair, we possess the expertise to
handle a wide range of clutch-related issues
efficiently and effectively. With Oxbys Autos, you can trust that your clutch
repair needs will be met with
professionalism, precision, and a commitment to quality craftsmanship backed by
quality parts such as LUK, getting you
back on the road with confidence.
Fluwheel & Gearbox oil
As part of our clutch replacement services, we always conduct a thorough inspection of your flywheel to check for any signs of damage or excessive wear. If you are already experiencing vibrations or clutch-related issues, it may indicate that your dual-mass or single-mass flywheel needs to be replaced.
Once the gearbox is removed, it often becomes more apparent whether a new flywheel is necessary. In such cases, we will contact you to discuss the situation and provide a detailed quote for the replacement.
Additionally, every repair we carry out includes fresh, manufacturer-specified gearbox oil to ensure optimal performance and smooth operation of your transmission.
We always promise to deliver a prompt clutch replacement service within the
quickest time frame possible, even if you
are struggling to get your car to our garage we can recover it for you.
Our Promise
Free local recovery
- Free Flywheel check
- Years
of experience
- Fast auto techs
- Regular updates
- Friendly support
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Our Reviews
Oxbys replaced my clutch. Absolutely brilliant service, very friendly and they picked up and returned my car for free. They knew I needed my car the next day so worked on it overnight, it was waiting for me in the driveway when I woke up in the morning - now that is the best customer service I have ever had. I couldn’t recommend them highly enough ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Amazing customer service and very quick. Had my clutch replaced on the car within 8 hours. Didn’t even have to leave my house as they provided free pick up and drop off. Couldn’t recommend them enough.
Fixed my clutch for me and kept me informed as they found other issues, sending photos, costs and explanations each time.
Collected AND dropped my car back off for me. Absolutely brilliant service and we will be using them from now on. Thanks guys - we're extremely impressed!
Had brake pads and discs replaced got me in straight away. Lad fitting them was professional and friendly and did show me where the discs were lipped and explained the reasons why they needed replacing very knowledgeable. Will be back to get rear drums done. Pricing is very reasonable aswell
Oxbys were able to replace my clutch in one day and went above and
beyond to collect
my car
and drop it back off. I
can’t believe the service and they will definitely be my new local
mechanic!
The timeframe for a clutch replacement typically ranges from 24 to 72 hours,
depending on our current workload and parts availability. To schedule your appointment at the earliest
convenience, please give us a call or send us an email. During this process we will
also inspect your flywheel for any damage and advise of any other findings such as oil leaks, broken wires etc.
The cost of clutch repair, including parts, generally falls within the range of £450
to £1000. However, the final price may vary depending on the make and model of your
vehicle. If a new flywheel is required as part of the repair, the overall cost can
increase significantly. For a more accurate quote tailored to your specific vehicle,
please get in touch with us.
We carry out all repairs at our own workshop, but we provide free vehicle recovery within a wide local area. If you’re having trouble arranging transport to our garage, we can collect your vehicle for you—this service is usually included in our clutch replacement quotes, depending on your location. Once the repair is complete, we ask that you collect your car, although we can arrange return delivery for a small additional fee if needed.
Yes, all clutch repairs come with a 12-month or 12,000-mile warranty (whichever comes
first). This covers both parts and labour, giving you complete peace of mind.
Common signs include difficulty changing gears, a slipping clutch, burning smells,
vibrations when pressing the clutch pedal, or the pedal feeling spongy or stiff.
If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to have your vehicle checked as soon as
possible to prevent further damage. You may also note a soft pedal or sometimes the clutch pedal will stick to the floor and need
a pump, this is signs of a failing concentric slave or sometimes master cylinder however it is extremely rare we replace master cylinders.
While it might be possible to drive short distances with a worn clutch, it’s not
recommended. Continuing to drive can cause more damage to the transmission system and
increase repair costs. If the flyhwheel is still in good condition and you continue to drive on a failing clutch
you may cause flywheel damage which can in some cases double the cost of the repair.
We recommend booking an inspection as soon as possible.
We primarily use OEM-quality or genuine manufacturer parts depending on your
preference and budget. All parts we install are covered under our repair warranty and
meet or exceed original factory specifications. The most common brand being LUK and SACHS, Valeo. In some cases
we can only source parts from the main dealers which can make them extremely expensive, especially for newer vehicles.
To spot clutch issues early, pay attention to how it feels and performs. A soft or stiff clutch pedal, grinding noises, hard shifting, or a burning smell can all signal trouble. You can test for clutch slip by trying to accelerate in a higher gear—if the engine revs but the car doesn’t pick up speed, the clutch may be worn. Another quick check is to hold the brake and slowly release the clutch in a high gear; the engine should stall if the clutch is working properly. Also, inspect the clutch fluid—low levels or leaks in a hydraulic system often point to a fault. As the clutch is hidden behind the gearbox it is extremely hard to do any visual checks until the gearbox is removed.
