Average life of a clutch in an autoshift and transmission maintenance

Not sure on the Eaton but on a IShift you change oil at 500K and they are expected to last 1Mil plus. Warranty is up to 5 years/. 750,000 Miles.

Added: Clutch is about the same but depends on how a person drives to be honest.

 

The truck I drive has an automatic 12 spd and today it gave up the ghost I believe it needs a clutch at least I hope that is all sounds like the throw out bearing is gone a lot of squealing coming from the transmission when it tries to get into gear and now has codes on dash all with a 138000 miles on it and I just got it out of the shop 10 days ago and had it checked out because it was throwing codes and here I sit.
I wish this truck had a 13 spd manual instead

 

Manual is cheaper, go trade it
I was looking at going to a super condo but someone told me my 2016 is worth 10k right now, mostly due to manual transmission

 

More then likely something will break before the clutch wears out, just had mine done at 50% but had a couple of broken springs

 

Clutch will last about as long as a standard if you have the eaten fuller advance.. replacement cost will be about the same as a standard because it uses the same clutch.

You will most likely need a new X-Y shifter around 700k-800k... as soon as it starts to shift funny or make a loud click in 1 or more gear changes.

 

Well my truck will be getting a new clutch this week 138000 miles on it hopefully it will be done by Friday
It was running great then out of the blue it started squealing from the throw out bearing and putting up codes on the dash.

 

Grease works wonders. Or is that a maintenance free throw out bearing