Anybody recommend a transmission shop in the Baltimore metro area?

[BlueMule]

I'm in NW Harford Co but not opposed to traveling the Baltimore metro area for a decent shop. Supposedly, the dealer is just going to put the same crappy parts back in the trans with a rebuild and I"ll be revisiting the same issue at some point. So a trans shop that knows their stuff. Ram 2500 6.4L with the 66RFE.

 

[2nd=Good+Substantial]

Whitcraft Transmission in Reisterstown

 

[HRDWRK]

Westminster Transmission
In westminster Md.

At 130,000 miles they rebuilt my transmission in my 03 v6 accord.
I ask about the warranty and they said if it gives you problems just bring it in..
It now has 375,800 miles on it.. Not a problem one.

 

[Squaregrouper]

Whitcraft in Reisterstown and Jim Jennings in Essex are highly spoken of.

 

[XCheckR]

There was a transmission place in forest Hill in the business complex off 24 that we used that did a great job on our Chevy traverse.

 

[Art3]

There was a transmission place in forest Hill in the business complex off 24 that we used that did a great job on our Chevy traverse.

Harford County Transmission ( https://harfordcountytransmissions.com ). They have moved to basically next to Hickory International (which isn't called that anymore...but nobody knows it by its new name). It's been a while (thank goodness), but they have been very good to me, a few family members and some friends.

 

[Sundazes]

Another vote for Whitcraft.

 

[mauser58]

Jim Jennings is the only one I know in the area. My brother had his Cadilac there about two months ago because it was a transmission issue. It would slip and grab or shift for no reason. They fixed issue and was only fluid lever. There is no dipstick to check fluid level. Have to remove a front tire and remove plug and add fluid until it comes out of top level plug. They could have ripped him off but didnt

 

[XCheckR]

Harford County Transmission ( https://harfordcountytransmissions.com ). They have moved to basically next to Hickory International (which isn't called that anymore...but nobody knows it by its new name). It's been a while (thank goodness), but they have been very good to me, a few family members and some friends.

Yup

 

[possumman]

Have used Whitcraft on multiple vehicles over the years---they know what they are doing