I’ve been a customer for over ten years. They have fixed three cars of mine, plus my family friends and people I work with. They’re so nice and they have great prices. The other reviewer Chris on here is linking and posting things that aren’t even this business. I want to say this is This is the only shop I will ever take my car to!

Accurate Transmissions is in bad standing according to the state of Maryland. https://egov.maryland.gov/BusinessExpress/EntitySearch/BusinessInformation/F04516449
The owner Keith Gilbert according to the state of Maryland had previous issues.
http://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/casesearch
Accurate Transmissions isn’t even operating on commercial property. Here you can see it’s on agricultural land. So, there is a potential tax issue, a building code issue, a pollution issue and a safety issue.
http://washcomd.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=6485fb39d72544d2943b4e75605859c4

I got screwed by these people.

Can't get them to tow the vehicle to their garage in a reasonable time.

Can't get them to trouble shoot problems in a reasonable time.

Can't get them to give an accurate estimate of time money or expenses for the repair.

They don't even get written permission to work on the vehicle & jack up the price of the repair. If you don't pay it they put a lien on your vehicle

Questions to ask before taking your vehicle here.
If the average customer who has been strung along like me for 3-6 months for a repair at Accurate Transmissions, is that because when Keith tried to buy their vehicle at a low price and sell it for profit, but they told him no too? Would this be considered a privilege as Keith Gilbert previously mentioned or predatory?
If a mechanic disassembles and rebuilds an engine more than one time in a repair, is their lack of trouble shooting skills, education and skills now the customer’s expense?
A 50-mile test run?
How can you describe anything done here as accurate?
If you take someone’s sole source of transportation hostage for 3 months for a repair job that should last a week, how would this not affect their job stability? Would your boss keep you if you didn’t show up for 3 months?
If a full blown custom-built SEMA car can be built from scratch in a week as seen on TV why would it take over 3 months to repair a truck?

fantastic service, honest, fast and honest!! did a thorough job highly recommend and did I say up front and honest