AGM Transmission & Auto Repair LLC. 790 Communipaw Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304

"I know there's a couple of mechanics around the area, but I absolutely recommend you take your car here. Very honest, hardworking, intelligent, and understanding mechanics. You feel like they really care about you and your car, and take the time to explain anything you might have questions about. I've gotten my oil changed and my heat + coolant fixed very quickly for a very very reasonable price."

"They Provided The Best Service Quick & Efficient ! I’ll Be Recommending Everyone To Go Here For Any Car Problems ! Thanks Again."

"Not even going to violate the review rating but I reached out to George solely to figure about why my Jeep would not move in either drive or reverse. I made it completely clear that the truck was a bit of a project and everything else would be taken care of. I just needed a diagnostic on why it wouldn't move. I pay for a tow from my home to AGM on a weekend when they were closed. On a Monday they reached out to me stating the battery was dead. I assured them with a Jump pack, it would start up after a few seconds. Cool. Gets that out of the way. Later on calls me and tells me that I have to stop by to take a look at something with him. I get there and he has the truck on the lift and is telling me that the Torque Converter is completely missing, which sounds completely crazy to me, but I figured you know what, whatever it is just fix it. Turns out George is not the boss and was told by his boss to get my vehicle out of there. Nice. Wasted $280 on a tow. I tow it to another shop for an additional $330 and they take my Jeep in with no issue. They find that the Torque Converter is not missing ! It's in the bellhousing where it should be. The issue is the Flywheel bolts were not connected to the Torque Converter. Spent $26 on OEM bolts. Torqued them down and now my Jeep is able to move in drive and reverse. I'm not sure George's intentions but he was about to have me spend $800 for a Torque Converter and pocket the $400 core charge for my "missing" torque converter. Then on top of that, he mentioned the pump for the trans was shot which was another $1400 without labor. What a wild ride. Especially with him saying he has worked on tons of Wranglers. How do you expect me to perceive you my brother ?"

"I wish I met George years ago. Check engine light came on, he looked and looked and looked and found nothing == no charge, and I got my inspection sticker. And then last week I was stranded, transmission problem, AAA towed me to his shop. Anyone else would want to rebuild my transmission but he told me it was just a rusty cable and he had to order a small part. And he does welding. Excellent mechanic, absolutely honest, very fair pricing. They don't make them like this anymore."