Accelerated Diesel
Owner-operated Tyler diesel shop with a 4.8 rating, known for fixing motorhomes and getting travelers back on the road.
A tree branch or a tight turn into the storage lot can leave fiberglass cracked and a marker light dangling. Tyler has 4 shops that handle RV collision and body work, and the average rating sits at 3.8, so pick carefully. Two of them take warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Here is what each one is good for, plus how to get in and out faster.
Owner-operated Tyler diesel shop with a 4.8 rating, known for fixing motorhomes and getting travelers back on the road.
Camping World in Tyler sells new and used RVs and handles repairs, with mixed reviews on service.
RV repair shop in Tyler, TX handling maintenance, collision repair, body work and mobile service.
Superb RV in Tyler offers complete RV repair, restoration, and customization, including roof and body work. Call or text for help.
Camping World - Tyler is the big name, with 1,660 reviews and a 4.2 rating, and it handles body work along with roof, awning, slide-out and windshield jobs, plus winterizing. Accelerated Diesel rates 4.8 across 57 reviews and mixes body and roof work with chassis, tires and electrical, so it suits a rig that took a hit and needs a mechanical check too. Camping World RV Service - Tyler is small, two reviews at 2.5, but it offers mobile service and warranty work. Superb RV lists body and roof repair and takes insurance. For a bent bumper or a torn side panel, ask each shop how they handle insurance claims before you drop the rig off.
Collision work goes smoother when you bring photos and your claim number to the first visit. Ask whether the estimate is based on visible damage only, because hidden frame or delamination issues can change the number once panels come off. Two shops here do warranty work, so if the damage traces back to a failed part, call ahead and get pre-approval from the warranty provider before work starts. Spring is busy in East Texas with storm damage and pre-season repairs, so book a week or two out when you can. Parts like awning arms and fiberglass panels may need ordering, so ask if the part is in stock before you plan the trip.
A roof scrape, a cracked end cap and a torn fender skirt all land in the same category but need different hands. Roof sealant and membrane repair show up on every one of the 4 shops, so a leak after a collision is covered. Awning work is also listed at all 4. Slide-out repair appears at two and windshield work at two, which helps if the hit knocked the glass or the slide tracks out of line. If your rig is drivable, ask if the shop wants it mobile or on the lot. Mobile service exists at one shop here, but most collision damage needs a bay.
There are 4 shops in Tyler that list RV collision and body repair. Two of them do warranty work and two take insurance, so check which one lines up with your coverage before you call.
Yes, one shop lists mobile service. Keep in mind that collision and body damage usually needs a shop bay and equipment, so mobile visits are more useful for minor trim, seals or a roof check than for a bent panel.
Accelerated Diesel has the highest rating at 4.8 from 57 reviews. Camping World - Tyler has far more reviews at 1,660 and a 4.2 rating, so it is the more tested option if volume and familiarity matter to you.
All 4 list body and roof repair and awning work. Two handle slide-outs and windshields, and generator and leveling work shows up at two as well. Fridge repair is listed at all 4, which helps if a collision knocked your cooling unit loose.