Why Buy Transmission Lines From LinesToGo?

Quality matters when it comes to critical components like transmission cooler lines. That's why our products are developed to meet or exceed OEM specifications and provide the following benefits:

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EASY TO
INSTALL

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EXTREMELY DURABLE

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FITS BETTER THAN OEM

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1-YEAR WARRANTY

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RIGOROUS TESTING

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Easier To Install Than OEM, Thanks to Pre-Bent Lines

LinesToGo makes replacing your transmission cooler lines easy. Our lines are pre-bent and equipped with OE fittings. Additionally, we also provide detailed, step-by-step instruction guides for the specific make and model of your vehicle.

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Corrosion-Resistant Coating Means Long-Lasting Durability

All LinesToGo transmission cooler lines are crafted with 304L Stainless Steel for superior corrosion-resistance that exceeds OEM requirements. Our lines offer better protection from rust and corrosion, outperforming OE transmission lines made from galvanized steel.

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Engineered for Specific Models To Fit Like OEM

We use a Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) process to ensure all of our transmission cooler lines fit your vehicle like OEM lines. That means every section of tubing, every bend, and every fitting is an exact match to the shape and size of your vehicle's OE lines, making installation much easier.

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One Year Warranty Included

All of our products are backed by a one-year warranty. If any transmission cooler line assembly is found to be defective within that period, we will replace it or provide a credit.

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Built To Handle Extreme Temperatures And High-Pressure Conditions

Your transmission works hard, operating under extreme temperatures and high-pressure conditions. LinesToGo transmission lines are manufactured to resist corrosion and deliver peak performance for years to come. When it comes to reliable performance from your transmission, our high-quality transmission cooler lines help get the job done.

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Transmission Line FAQs

How Can I Tell If My Transmission Lines Need To Be Replaced?

The easiest way to tell if your transmission line needs to be replaced is if there are signs of a transmission fluid leak underneath your vehicle or on the lines themselves. If your transmission is low on fluid, you may notice slipping, hard shifting, or a burning smell. On some newer vehicles, your check engine light may also come on.

Be sure to inspect your transmission lines for cracks, loose fittings, or other damage. If you find any signs of leakage, it's important to replace the lines as soon as possible.

Can I Replace Transmission Lines Myself?

Replacing transmission lines can be a DIY project as long as you have a few basic mechanical skills and proper tools. We also offer detailed instruction guides and installation videos for nearly every product we sell.

All our lines are pre-bent and use OEM fittings to make installation much more straightforward. However, if you don't have much mechanical experience it may be safer and more efficient for you to have a professional mechanic handle the work.

What Materials Are Transmission Lines Made Of, And Which Is Best?

Automotive transmission lines are commonly made of galvanized steel. However, at LinesToGo, we construct our lines using stainless steel, or Galfan® coated steel. These materials offer superior rust and corrosion protection when compared to galvanized or zinc-coated steel and are more durable than rubber or plastic lines. 

How Much Does It Cost To Replace Automotive Transmission Lines?

The cost can vary widely based on your vehicle type, but most of our products cost around $200 or less. We also offer inexpensive tools to help make the job easier and our helpful staff is available if you have questions or need help ordering.