Prime Tire & Auto Repair
St. George tire and auto shop with 5.0 stars from 125 reviews, handling RV tires, trailer repairs and flat tow setups.
Your generator quits in the middle of a July afternoon and suddenly the whole trip feels different. St. George has 4 RV generator repair shops and mobile techs, averaging 3.8 stars, so you have options. Two of them handle warranty work. The mix includes a tire shop with a perfect rating and a big-name store with plenty of reviews. Here is what to know before you call.
St. George tire and auto shop with 5.0 stars from 125 reviews, handling RV tires, trailer repairs and flat tow setups.
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Camping World RV Service in St. George handles roof and awning repairs, maintenance, and warranty work for trailers and motorhomes.
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Four shops in the area list generator repair, and two of those also do warranty work. That matters if your rig is still covered, since the shop may need pre-approval from the manufacturer before touching anything. The crew at Camping World handles both sales and service, which can speed up parts if they have them in stock. Prime Tire & Auto Repair has a 5.0 rating from 125 reviews and also works on chassis and electrical, handy when the generator problem turns out to be a loose ground or a tired battery. Ask if they load-test the generator before calling it fixed.
One mobile tech serves the area, and that can save you a tow when the generator will not start but the rig still rolls. Mobile work is best for diagnosis, fuel delivery checks, and simple electrical faults. If the generator needs to come out or the shop needs a bench test, you will likely end up at a fixed location. HDRV Mobile covers generator, A/C, and solar, so they see a lot of the same power problems. Call ahead with your generator model and the symptoms. A tech who knows what parts to bring is worth the wait.
Plenty of generator complaints turn out to be something else. A weak house battery, a corroded cable, or a tripped breaker will mimic a dead generator. Two of the shops here also handle electrical work, and three do slide-out repair, which tells you they see a lot of 12-volt systems. If your generator runs but the A/C will not kick on, the issue may be the transfer switch or the A/C itself. Two shops list A/C repair. Describe the whole picture when you call, not just the generator.
There are 4 shops and mobile techs in St. George that list generator repair. Their average rating is 3.8 stars. Two of them also do warranty work, and one is a mobile tech who can come to you.
Yes, one mobile tech serves the area. Mobile service is good for diagnosis and simple fixes, but bigger jobs may still need a shop visit. Ask about travel fees and what they can do on site.
Two shops in St. George handle warranty work. Call first to confirm they work with your generator brand and that your warranty is still active. They may need pre-approval from the manufacturer before starting repairs.
Ask if they have the part in stock and if they work on your generator model. Also ask whether they load-test the generator after repair. Two shops here keep parts on hand, which can save time.