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Germantown, MD

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Milestone Auto Service

4.7 (6 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Auto battery or electrical system repair

Auto brake repair

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$50 for 2 plugs on a tire! I was on my way within 20 minutes but $50 was a bit high! It was an emergency so I can't ask for cheaper

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NTB-National Tire & Battery

NTB-National Tire & Battery

2.0
(163 reviews)

I have mixed feelings about the service I received. The staff member that assisted me was friendly…read moreand courteous, but the discount from the website didn't match what I was given. The service was quick, so much so that I couldn't help but wonder if it was adequately performed. I don't know enough about alignments to really be sure. Perhaps performing a four wheel alignment on a 2007 Highlander in 30 minutes is possible. All auto shops would do themselves a favor by better explanation what the service entails and more precisely how long it will take to complete a service. I realize that certain factors can increase or decrease the timeline, but that can be explained as well. When a service is completed in substantially less time than one was originally told, one can't help but be suspicious. I've had too many auto mechanic experiences in which I don't believe the work was properly performed. To be fair, this is the first time I've had service done at NTB. I got the alignment because I had recently purchased new tires and new front strut assemblies from other businesses. I didn't notice any issues with the alignment before my visit to NTB, and I didn't notice any difference afterwards. That's what adds to the difficulty of determining if the service was worthwhile. In any case, the overall cost seemed to be reasonable, in spite of the $5 more I paid because of the difference in the website coupon discount versus what I actually received.

They are not responsible at all!!! They scheduled me for…read more12pm but unfortunately my wife waited more 2 and half hours!!! Before they schedule me I told them that my wife has an appointment at 2:30 pm, if you can't be on time please cancel my appointment but unfortunately they are responsible to the customer at all and don't care anything except themselves!!!! NEVER EVER GO THERE FOR ANYTHING....

Precision Auto

Precision Auto

4.0
(104 reviews)

I brought a Tesla Model Y to them in order to have a wheel swapped out and have the front end…read moreinspected. Most folks don't know this, but Performance models of these cars blow through suspensions every ~70k miles or so. Precision charged me for the tire swap (move TPS to new wheel and re-mount on the new wheel), but they also charged me an hour of labor to inspect the front end, something that they already had in clear view when on the lift when they were doing the tire work. However, I was fine with it as long as they did a complete job and reported accurate information. I was planning on having them also replace the main front end components anyway, but they will NOT install any parts that they did not get for your car. Even if they are OEM parts from the manufacturer of your car. (Tesla parts are a PITA to get in a timely fashion sometimes, and having to wait for them to arrive is not a great customer service experience... especially when they are OEM parts. I'm assuming it's not just liability, but that Precision wants the markup on the parts over a providing a good customer service experience.) Precision came back and told me there was nothing wrong with the front end of the vehicle. immediately knew that this was impossible. No Tesla Model Y Performance with the original suspension is fine at 85,000 miles. I asked a buddy at a Porsche dealer to look at the front end and ALL FOUR bushing in the front end components were torn. Literally, if the technician from Precision Auto had looked them, it would have been obvious. If the technician missed it, Precision has a serious issue. I did call them. I asked to speak to the manager. The person that called me back sounded awfully young but listened to me vent and indicated he's refund my money for the inspection. (He took my credit card info for the refund, so fingers crossed there.) I'm really sure based on that experience that Precision Auto is not where you want to go if you have a Tesla. I told them exactly what they needed to look for and I've got to wonder if the server desk told the tech anything that I mentioned. (I do have alot of experience working on cars. I just don't want to do it.) At least they did a good job with the tire... -shrug-

I have been a Precision Auto customer for decades, for really my entire lifetime as a driver. Just…read moreabout everyone in my family is a customer as this point, and that includes both sides of a large family. I wish I knew enough about the nuts and bolts to convince you categorically that they are the best, but here's what I can say: I do remember not long ago that they won what I understand to be THE national competition for best auto shop in the country, and I have to imagine that was a pretty big deal for a family-run business. So if you're just looking for people who know what they're doing, well that should be enough right there. I can tell you that they are the type of people who remember your name when you walk in, and that you will most likely have a few laughs while you're there. How often can someone say they have fond memories of getting their car repaired? I can, and I'm smiling right now thinking of how much my Dad loved talking with them about the world, and pretty much everything in it by the time we left... They have guided him and myself over the span of two vehicles each. Come to think of it, that's pretty good for over 30+ years, especially when we're still driving the latter two. Not to mention the first one I bought was, we'll say: not a good year from not a good company. They cut me so much slack, and put in so much extra work on that car for me. The hardest part for them though, had to be convincing me to buy a reliable, maintainable car next time, and convincing my Dad when it was time to let go of the truck he took such good care of for such a long time. In my case, it was a matter of helping me understand which makes and models not only last a long time, but will also save me a bunch of money over time. Such is the case on parts and labor, when the parts are easier to get, and the car is easier to fix, DUH... For my Dad, it was a matter of bedside manner, explaining that we've reached that time when the repairs are going to start costing more than the vehicle is worth. I say all that, because one way to tell whether someone is honest or not, is if you can point to some advice they gave you at the expense of their own profit. In a world where honesty is not a given in any industry, I think those are pretty good examples of where it still exists.

Milestone Auto Service - autorepair - Updated July 2026

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