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10 Washington Transmission repair shops Worth Knowing

Our local guide to finding transmission repair shops in 2027: 10 businesses, and what each does best.

Ask around Washington for transmission repair shops and you’ll hear a handful of names and three quotes that look nothing alike. These 10 stood out from the 18 we compared. They aren’t ranked: each carries a label for what it does best.

How we chose

Open businesses with a phone number and enough real reviews to judge fairly, compared on ratings, review history, years in business and record checks. No business paid to be included.

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The list

10 transmission repair shops, and what each does best

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The other businesses we compared for this guide. Ratings and review counts are from public review platforms.

  • River Road Auto Services · Bethesda · 4.3 from 85 reviews
  • Metro Motor · Bethesda · 4.7 from 15 reviews
  • AYT Service Center · Capitol Heights · 4.3 from 38 reviews
  • Family Auto Clinic · Hyattsville · 4.2 from 38 reviews
  • Tony's Auto Repair · Washington · 4.4 from 17 reviews
  • Superior Transmissions · Silver Spring · 4.3 from 19 reviews
  • Joyce Motors · Arlington · 4.0 from 76 reviews
  • A C Tire Co Inc · Temple Hills · 4.2 from 18 reviews

Side by side

The 10 at a glance

Transmission repair shops, Washington, November 4, 2026
BusinessLabelRatingReviewsYearsPrice
Far East MotorsEditor’s Pick4.7358––
K and W Auto Repair–4.9106––
Capitol Hill Auto Service–4.7228––
Ben Nielsen's 10th Street AutomotiveReader Favorite4.6278––
Pugh's Garage–4.7107––
Metro Motor–4.848––
Beahm's Auto Service–4.848––
A & B Transmission–4.553––
CSE Automotive–4.734––
Einstein's Auto Repair–4.538––

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Hiring guide

Before you sign with anyone on this list

The best businesses welcome these questions. If a company dodges them, keep looking.

  1. Check the license. Where your state requires one for this work, look it up on the state’s licensing site before anyone visits, not after.
  2. Get written quotes for the same scope. Ask each company to price the same job, materials and equipment so you’re comparing like with like. Our Washington cost guide shows what drives the price.
  3. Ask who handles permits. If the job needs one, the company should pull it and tell you how long it usually takes.
  4. Read the payment schedule. Payments should follow progress, with a modest deposit up front.
  5. Get the warranty in writing. Know what’s covered, for how long, and whether it transfers if you sell.

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Frequently asked questions

How did the editors choose these transmission repair shops in Washington?

Editors shortlist businesses with strong ratings and enough reviews, check their records, and choose the final picks against the published criteria. We compared 18 transmission repair shops for Washington.

Which of these transmission repair shops in Washington has the best reviews?

K and W Auto Repair has a 4.9 rating from 106 public reviews, the highest on this page.

Which of these transmission repair shops has the most reviews?

Far East Motors, with 358 public reviews. A long review history shows how a business handles many jobs.

Are these transmission repair shops licensed?

10 of the 10 businesses here had their state license checked against public records. Each profile shows the source and the date of the check.

How many quotes should I get for transmission repair shops in Washington?

Get at least three. Use the quote form on this page: only the businesses you tick receive your request.

Why aren’t the businesses ranked?

Because the right company depends on the job. Each business carries a label that says what it does best, so you can pick the one that fits yours.

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