AAA RV Collision and Service
Oklahoma City RV collision and service shop with a 4.9-star rating from 124 reviews, known for body work and honest service.
Collision damage and body repair are jobs for a shop that knows RVs, not just cars. Oklahoma City has 9 such shops, and 4 of them will handle warranty work, which saves a fight with the manufacturer later. The average rating is 4.4, so there is room to be picky. Get the estimate in writing and ask how long the rig will be tied up.
Oklahoma City RV collision and service shop with a 4.9-star rating from 124 reviews, known for body work and honest service.
Airstream-focused RV repair shop in downtown OKC, rated 5.0 from 12 reviews for attentive, quality work.
RV dealer and repair shop in Oklahoma City with a 4.4-star rating from 1,439 reviews.
Locally owned RV repair shop in Oklahoma City with a 4.5-star rating from 43 reviews.
Oklahoma City RV service and parts shop rated 4.6 stars, handling AC, roof, awning and battery work.
Oklahoma City RV repair shop handling roof, AC, awning and collision work, plus mobile service and same-day jobs.
Large RV dealer and repair shop in Oklahoma City with a 4.1-star average from nearly 2,000 reviews.
RV repair shop in Oklahoma City handling roof, awning, warranty, and collision work, with same-day service.
Oklahoma City RV shop for roof, AC, awning, body and insurance work, rated 4.0 from 60 reviews.
Most of the 9 shops handle body work, and many also fix the systems that get damaged in a wreck. Roof repair shows up at 8 shops, awnings at all 9, and A/C at 6. Slide-outs are on the list at 5, and windshields at 5. If the hit was hard enough to tweak the chassis, ask specifically whether they straighten frames or send that out. Some shops are mobile techs who come to you, but body work usually means leaving the RV. The two mobile options in town are better for minor fixes than for structural repair. Ask for photos of the damage before and after. It is also fair to ask whether they have worked on your brand before, especially with aluminum siding or fiberglass.
Four of the 9 shops do warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, start there. Warranty approval can take a day or two, and the shop usually will not order parts until it comes through. That is normal, not a stall. For insurance claims, get the claim number to the shop early and ask if they bill the insurer directly. Several shops list insurance as a feature, but confirm before you drop the unit off. Keep your own photos of the damage, too. A shop that handles both insurance and warranty is AAA RV Collision and Service, which also has a 4.9 rating from 124 reviews.
Camping World Oklahoma City East has the most reviews by far, 1,439, with a 4.4 rating. That volume means they have seen most problems, but it can also mean a wait for an appointment. Smaller shops like Beyond RV (4.5 from 43 reviews) or McClain’s RV Superstore Service and Parts (4.6 from 12 reviews) may get you in sooner. Airstream Restoration and Repair LLC is a specialist with a 5.0 rating from 12 reviews and offers mobile service. Camping World RV Service Oklahoma City East has a 5.0 from just 1 review, so treat that as a thin sample. Match the shop to the job.
There are 9 listed, with an average rating of 4.4. Four of them do warranty work, and two offer mobile service. The rest are shop-based, which is typical for body repair.
Yes, 2 of the 9 offer mobile service. Mobile techs are fine for small fixes, but collision and body work usually need a shop with a bay and frame equipment.
Four of the 9 shops do warranty work. Call first to confirm your warranty provider is accepted, since approval can take a day or two before parts are ordered.
Most can. Roof repair is listed at 8 shops and awning repair at all 9. Ask for one estimate that covers everything so you are not making two trips.