Clutch Replacement

Get a Clutch Replacement in Hervey Bay

Servicing All Makes & Models

HBBE Automotive is the clear choice when it comes to clutch replacements in Hervey Bay. Welcoming virtually all car makes and models, we service manual and automatic transmission systems and use only the highest quality parts to ensure optimal performance.

Better yet, we offer courtesy cars to get you on the road while your car is being serviced. So, for a competitively priced clutch replacement you can rely on, contact us on (07) 4124 3166. We also service exhaust systems, brakes and more.

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Old Clean Car Truck Clutch Component Part Detail — Clutch Replacement in Pialba, QLD

Clutch Disc — Clutch Replacement in Pialba, QLD

Signs You Need a Clutch Replacement

The clutch system is comprised of numerous parts, including the clutch disc, flywheel, pressure plate, release fork and pilot bushing. This system connects the engine to the wheels and is featured in vehicles with automatic and manual transmissions.

Like any of the systems in your car, ute or 4×4, clutches can become damaged and need repairs or replacing. So, if you notice any of the following problems, have it checked immediately:

Your clutch slips, sticks or grabs
You can’t engage the transmission into gear
Noise or vibrations emitting from clutch area

The longer issues like these are left unresolved, the more expensive they become to repair. As the leading clutch system specialists in the Wide Bay area, HBBE Automotive is the answer to any clutch problems you’re experiencing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long should a clutch last?

Clutches usually last around 100,000km before they need replacing.

Factors that can cause the clutch to need replacing sooner include poor driving habits (such as riding the clutch or changing gears before the clutch is fully depressed) and leaving the car in gear when it’s parked up.
How can I extend the lifespan of my vehicle's clutch?

Firstly, always drive in a smooth and controlled manner to avoid overloading the clutch and stressing it out. Secondly, reduce quick starts and abrupt stops, as this puts excessive strain on the clutch and can cause it to wear out faster. Finally, avoid using the clutch for too long when stationary. If you're waiting at a light or in traffic, take your foot off the pedal and rest it on the brake instead. This will reduce stress on your vehicle's clutch and extend its lifespan.