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A small transmission fluid leak can quickly lead to major repairs. Learn why early action protects your vehicle and how Harrell & Beverly keeps you safe on the road.

Florida roads can be tough on your suspension. If your car feels bouncy, clunky, or just not as smooth, it could be time to have your suspension components checked. At Harrell & Beverly Transmissions & Auto Repair in Sanford, we inspect based on your concerns—no guesswork, just honest answers. Learn the signs of suspension trouble and how Florida heat, construction, and uneven roads can impact your ride comfort and safety.

Here are some preventive maintenance tips to help prolong your car battery's life in Florida's challenging climate.

This single warning light can point to countless potential issues—ranging from a minor inconvenience to a major mechanical problem.

Here's a handy list of common vehicle fluid colors and what they might mean if you find a puddle on your driveway.

A fresh year means a fresh start—and that goes for your vehicle, too!  At Harrell & Beverly Transmissions & Auto Repair, we believe that...

Thanks to advances in automotive technology, modern cars have gotten a bit more sophisticated, but so has the process of battery replacement

Here are five maintenance items to stay on top of to ensure your minivan or SUV get you from Little League to high school graduation.

Here's a breakdown of recommended maintenance tasks for popular heavy-duty pickups.

Here are the top five car maintenance mistakes and tips on how to avoid them, ensuring your vehicle remains in top condition.

Prevent costly repairs for your Ford truck! Routine transmission service can save you a lot of headaches.

We asked one of our experienced service advisors to discuss common customer questions, maintenance tips, and anecdotes from the shop.

We're excited to announce a new feature that will make scheduling your auto repair or maintenance appointments easier than ever before.

When it comes to vehicle safety, few components are as critical as your brakes, for obvious reasons!

The idea of popping the hood and checking fluid levels with a dipstick is becoming a thing of the past.

It's one of the last things we want to spend money on. Here's how to take a proactive approach to make repairs less costly.