Queens Auto Repair shop exterior with open service bays on Queens Chapel Road in Hyattsville, Maryland

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Maryland State Inspection
& Auto Repair in Hyattsville, MD

Professional vehicle inspections, maintenance and auto repair at Queens Auto Repair on Queens Chapel Road.

Inspecciones de vehículos, mantenimiento y reparación automotriz profesional en Queens Auto Repair, sobre Queens Chapel Road.

What we do

Complete Auto Repair & Maintenance

Straightforward service for the repairs and routine maintenance your vehicle needs.

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Maryland State Inspection

Maryland vehicle safety inspection service at our Hyattsville shop.

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General Auto Repair

Practical repair solutions for common vehicle concerns.

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Oil Change & Maintenance

Routine care that helps keep your vehicle ready.

Tire Service

Service for tire wear, performance, and road safety.

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Wheel Alignment

Alignment service for handling and even tire wear.

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Suspension & Steering

Care for ride quality, stability, and steering response.

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A/C & Heating

Cabin comfort service for Maryland's changing seasons.

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Electrical Diagnostics

Diagnosis for battery, starting, and electrical issues.

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Uber & Lyft Inspection

Rideshare inspection support for Uber and Lyft drivers.

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Maryland State Inspection

Need a Maryland State Inspection?

Get your Maryland vehicle safety inspection at Queens Auto Repair in Hyattsville.

Maryland State Inspection — Sedan $100 · SUV, minivan & small pickup $130 · Larger vehicles up to $250 (final price depends on vehicle size)

  • Inspection and repair at one Hyattsville location
  • Call ahead so we can confirm availability for your vehicle
  • Bring your vehicle registration and any inspection paperwork you received
  • We explain the results with you before any repair work is approved
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Why Queens Auto Repair

Why Hyattsville Drivers Choose Queens

At Queens Auto Repair, our goal is to make automotive service straightforward. We help drivers understand what their vehicles need and provide professional inspection, repair and maintenance services from our Queens Chapel Road location.

Professional Service

Clear Communication

Inspection + Repair In One Place

Convenient Queens Chapel Rd Location

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About us

Your Local Auto Repair Shop in Hyattsville

Queens Auto Repair is a local automotive repair business serving Hyattsville and surrounding communities. We keep service simple: listen to your concerns, explain what your vehicle needs, and help you make an informed decision.

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Inside the shop

Real work at our shop

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Simple service

How It Works

01

Contact Us

Call or text Queens Auto Repair.

02

Bring Your Vehicle

Visit our shop at 5320 Queens Chapel Rd in Hyattsville.

03

Get Back on the Road

After the approved service is completed, get back on the road.

Location & hours

Visit Queens Auto Repair

Queens Auto Repair
5320 Queens Chapel Rd
Hyattsville, MD 20782

(202) 763-1686

Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM–4:00 PM Sunday: Closed

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Common questions

Customer FAQ

Does Queens Auto Repair perform Maryland State Inspections?

Yes. Call (202) 763-1686 so we can confirm availability for your vehicle and let you know what to bring.

Where can I get a Maryland State Inspection in Hyattsville?

You can bring your vehicle to Queens Auto Repair at 5320 Queens Chapel Rd, Hyattsville, MD 20782.

Do I need an appointment?

You are welcome to call (202) 763-1686 before your visit. Calling ahead helps us confirm timing for inspections and repairs.

Where is Queens Auto Repair located?

We are located at 5320 Queens Chapel Rd, Hyattsville, MD 20782.

What are your business hours?

We are open Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, and Saturday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM. We are closed Sunday.

How can I schedule auto repair service?

Call or text us at (202) 763-1686.

What types of auto repair do you provide?

We provide general auto repair and maintenance, brake service, diagnostics, oil changes, tires, wheel alignments, suspension and steering, A/C and heating, and electrical diagnostics.

Do you provide brake repair?

Yes. Contact us to discuss brake concerns or request service.

Do you provide engine diagnostics?

Yes. We offer diagnostics for warning lights and vehicle performance concerns.

Do you perform wheel alignments?

Yes. Wheel alignment is one of our listed services.

Do you provide tire service?

Yes. Contact us about your tire service needs.

Do you provide oil changes?

Yes. We provide oil changes and routine maintenance.

Can I call before bringing my vehicle in?

Yes. Call (202) 763-1686 before your visit to discuss the service you need.

Do you work on different makes and models?

Please call with your vehicle year, make, and model so our team can confirm service availability.

Do you handle Uber and Lyft vehicle inspections?

Yes, we support rideshare drivers with vehicle inspection service. Call (202) 763-1686 with the current inspection form from your Uber or Lyft driver app so we can confirm availability and requirements.

Helpful resources

Auto Care Tips

Practical topics for understanding maintenance, warning signs, and safer driving.

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¿Por qué mi RAV4 hace ruido atrás?

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¿Por qué dejó de enfriar el aire acondicionado de mi CR-V?

Cuando el aire acondicionado de una CR-V deja de enfriar, el sospechoso principal es el compresor. A veces empieza enfriando poco, luego solo enfría en carretera, y un día sale aire tibio aunque pongas la temperatura al mínimo. En Maryland, con la humedad del verano, eso convierte cualquier trayecto en Queens Chapel Road en una sauna.

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Odyssey: tirones y problemas de transmisión

Si tu Honda Odyssey tiembla o da tirones leves al acelerar suave, como si pasaras sobre una calle rayada por unos segundos, el problema suele estar en la transmisión: el convertidor de torque y un fluido ya viejo son los protagonistas más comunes. Es una falla que empieza discreta, a velocidad de crucero en carretera, y muchos dueños la confunden al principio con las llantas o con la calle.

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