Camping World - Garner
Camping World in Garner sells RVs and handles service, with mixed reviews on sales and strong praise for the service department.
A jacks-down indicator that won't quit or a jack that sinks into the grass can turn a quick setup into a chore. Garner has two Camping World shops that handle leveling jack repair, and both also work on roofs, fridges, awnings, slide-outs, generators and winterizing. One carries a 3.9 rating from more than 1,600 reviews. Neither is mobile, so you'll need to get the rig to them.
Camping World in Garner sells RVs and handles service, with mixed reviews on sales and strong praise for the service department.
Camping World RV Service in Garner offers repairs, maintenance, and detailing for motorhomes and trailers.
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Both Camping World locations in Garner list leveling jack repair and sell parts, which helps when a jack leg or solenoid needs replacing. They also do warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, call first with your VIN and policy number. The main location has a 3.9 rating across 1,626 reviews, so service volume is high. That usually means a wait for an appointment, especially in spring. Ask if the part is in stock before you haul the RV over. If not, they can order it, but you'll make two trips. These are shop visits, not mobile calls. Plan to leave the RV or drop it early.
Leveling systems vary: some are hydraulic, some electric, and the fix depends on the brand. When you call, have the jack brand and model ready, plus a description of what it's doing. A jack that won't retract is a different job from one that won't extend. Both shops handle roof, fridge, awning, slide-out and generator work too, so you can bundle a few fixes into one visit. That saves a second trip. Ask for a written estimate before work starts, and confirm whether diagnostics are included or added on. Garner sits just southeast of Raleigh, so traffic on US-70 can eat into your drop-off time.
Neither Garner shop is mobile, so if your rig can't be driven safely, you'll need a mobile tech or a tow. The page notes two nearby options, but none are mobile either. For jacks that are stuck down, don't force them. Get advice before moving the RV. If you're handy, check the simple stuff first: blown fuses, low fluid, a loose ground. Sometimes that's the whole fix. For anything under warranty, get pre-approval from your provider before a shop tears into it, or you may pay out of pocket.
Two shops in Garner handle leveling jack repair. Both are Camping World locations, and both also work on roofs, fridges, awnings, slide-outs, generators and winterizing. One has a 3.9 rating from 1,626 reviews.
Yes, both Camping World locations in Garner do warranty work. Call ahead with your VIN and warranty provider to get pre-approval before any repair starts. That step can save you from paying out of pocket for covered work.
No. Neither of the two Garner shops is mobile, and the nearby options listed are not mobile either. If your RV can't be driven, you'll need to arrange a mobile tech from elsewhere or a tow to the shop.
Both shops also repair roofs, fridges, awnings, slide-outs and generators, and they offer winterization. Bundling a leveling jack fix with other work can save you a second trip. Ask for one estimate that covers everything.