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How much is a Jiffy Lube transmission fluid change?

A Jiffy Lube transmission fluid change costs $80 to $250 in 2026. What changes your price is below.

A May 2026 guide from Daily Car Tips puts a Jiffy Lube drain and fill at $80 to $150. A full machine exchange costs $150 to $250. Adding a filter replacement pushes the total to $300 to $450. Jiffy Lube does not post one national price. Each store is a franchise that sets its own.

A Jiffy Lube transmission fluid change costs $80 to $250 in 2026

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Full fluid exchangeUS range for this job.$150 to $250
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    Prices are for the United States in 2026 from published cost guides, checked September 2026. This is an estimate, not a quote.

    Middle $200$150 to $250

    How much is each Jiffy Lube transmission service?

    Drain and fill$80 to $150. Replaces about 30 to 40 percent of the fluid (Daily Car Tips).
    Full fluid exchange$150 to $250. A machine replaces nearly all the fluid.
    Filter replacement$150 to $300 or more.
    Exchange plus filter$300 to $450.
    Coupons seen$10 to $25 off.
    Signature Service top offFree transmission fluid top off after an oil change, up to two quarts.

    What pushes a quote up

    Service typeA full exchange uses 12 to 22 quarts; a drain and fill uses 5 to 7.
    Fluid typeSynthetic and special fluids cost more.
    FilterSome filters are built into the pan and cost much more.
    Sealed transmissionsNeed more steps and cost more.
    StoreEach franchise sets its own price.

    Jiffy Lube transmission fluid change cost by region

    Lower cost states$65 to $200. Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, West Virginia and most rural areas.
    Average cost states$80 to $250. Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and most mid size cities.
    Higher cost states$105 to $325. California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Washington, plus big metros such as Chicago, Denver and Washington DC.

    These rows are our estimate. We took the typical national range and adjusted it for local labor costs, which run about 20 percent lower in the cheapest states and about 30 percent higher in the dearest ones. Stores in big cities sit at the top of the range.

    Drain and fill or full exchange?

    A drain and fill uses gravity to pull fluid out of the pan. Daily Car Tips says it only removes about 30 to 40 percent of the old fluid. The rest stays in the torque converter and lines. It is cheaper and fine for routine care on simple, older transmissions.

    A full exchange uses a machine to push out nearly all the old fluid. It costs more but gives a full reset. Jiffy Lube's own page describes replacing the used fluid with new fluid that meets or exceeds your maker's specs.

    Some cars should go elsewhere

    Cars with a CVT, a dual clutch or a sealed transmission are sensitive to the exact fluid. For those, a dealer or transmission shop that uses the maker's fluid may be the safer choice.

    Why this costs more in 2026

    Transmission fluid costs more in 2026, and quick lube labor rates keep rising with every other shop cost.

    Every truck trip costs more now. Diesel passed $6 a gallon in September 2026 (CBS 8 reporting AAA), and material costs rose 4.8 percent in a year (Roofing Contractor). Quotes may only hold for a few weeks.

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