Busted Knuckles LLC
Family-owned Murfreesboro shop with 4.9 stars from 60 reviews, offering 24/7 mobile RV and truck repair.
A sideswiped awning arm or a dented rear cap is the kind of damage that can end a trip early, and Murfreesboro has four body and collision shops that handle RVs. Two of them are mobile techs who come to you, which matters when the rig isn't safe to drive. The four average 4.5 stars, so the work here is solid if you book smart.
Family-owned Murfreesboro shop with 4.9 stars from 60 reviews, offering 24/7 mobile RV and truck repair.
Murfreesboro mobile truck and RV repair open 24/7. Reviewers praise fast roadside help and honest work.
Murfreesboro RV dealer with repair shop, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales, but some service complaints.
Camping World RV Service in Murfreesboro handles roof and awning repairs, warranty work, and emergency fixes, with mixed reviews on communication.
Busted Knuckles LLC is the highest rated of the four at 4.9 stars from 60 reviews, and it's a mobile outfit covering body work, chassis, A/C, fridges, awnings and tires, with weekend hours and parts on hand. Semi truck and trailer repairs is also mobile, 5.0 stars from 10 reviews, and takes emergency calls. Camping World - Murfreesboro is the shop side, 807 reviews, set up for insurance claims, body work, generators and parts. Camping World RV Service handles warranty pre-approval and insurance too.
A mobile tech can fix an awning arm, a cracked panel or a fridge that quit after a rough road, and you don't have to move a rig with a torn side. Two of the four here are mobile. For frame or chassis damage and big insurance jobs you want a shop with a bay and a claims desk, and Camping World - Murfreesboro is the one built for that. Ask upfront whether the adjuster has to see it first. One of the four shops does warranty work, so get pre-approval before anyone starts. If the rig drives fine, call ahead and ask whether the part is in stock. Body panels and awning arms are not sitting on every shelf.
Take photos of every damaged panel, the awning and the roofline before you hand over the keys, and get the estimate in writing. If the collision was on your insurance, ask the shop whether they bill the carrier directly or expect you to pay and wait. Ask how long a body panel or awning arm takes to arrive, because that wait is usually longer than the repair. While the rig is in, have them look at roof sealant and slide-out seals. Two of the four shops list roof work and two list slide-outs, so it's easy to fold in.
Four. Two are mobile techs that come to your rig and two are Camping World locations with shop bays. The four average 4.5 stars across their reviews.
For awning arms, trim, small panel damage and appliances, yes. Busted Knuckles LLC and Semi truck and trailer repairs both do body work and come to you. Frame or chassis damage usually needs a shop bay.
Camping World - Murfreesboro and Camping World RV Service both list insurance, and the RV Service location also does warranty work. Call first and ask whether they bill the carrier directly or want payment from you.
All four shops handle awnings and fridges, two do roof work, two do slide-outs and two do tires. If you're already paying for body repair, have them check the roof sealant and slide-out seals in the same visit.