Better shifting after a t-tech transmission flush

('97 3.2 automatic) I had some brake work done this week, and after reading many persuasive recommendations to change the tranny fluid decided to have the shop do the T-tech method of flush. Result: smoother shifting. It's still winter here in Maine so I'm in no hurry to be laying on the COLD garage floor doing the manual flush myself. So I spent the $95 to get it done. Wasn't having any problems just wanted fresh fliud in there. I never knew how poor the shifting was (high revs) as it was a gradual change over the last three years. Nice and smooth now, shifts at about 200 less rpms. ($39 labor, $51 for materials, $5 hazard disposal fee)
Just thought I'd pass on the story in case anyone else is on the fence about waiting till some other time to do the fluid flush.