Bish's RV of Bozeman
Full-service Bozeman RV dealer with repair, parts, propane and a 4.5-star rating from over 600 reviews.
A jacks-down problem in Montana can strand a big rig in a gravel pullout or leave a fifth wheel nose-heavy on a sloped site. Seven leveling shops across the state handle hydraulic and electric jack repair, and they average 3.9 stars. Three of them also do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. The biggest concentration is under the Bish's RV banner, with stores in Bozeman, Great Falls, Billings and Kalispell.
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Most calls come down to a few things. A hydraulic line weeps and the coach sags overnight. A control panel throws an error and one jack refuses to move. Or a foot pad gets bent on a curb and the ram binds on the way up. Springs on return-style jacks stretch out and stop retracting fully. Tell the shop the make and model of your system when you book, and describe exactly what the jack does or refuses to do. That saves a diagnostic hour and gets the right parts ordered sooner. Ask whether the part is on the shelf before you drive in. A jack that has to be ordered can sit a week.
Only one of the seven leveling providers in Montana offers mobile service, so most repairs happen in a bay. If a jack is stuck down and the coach cannot move safely, call around and ask about a road call rather than dragging a damaged ram down the highway. For anything involving a control board, a pump or a full system recalibration, the shop is the better bet. Bish's RV of Great Falls lists mobile work and is the one to ask first if you are stuck. Bretz RV & Marine in Billings notes emergency service, which helps when a trip is on the line.
Three of the seven shops handle warranty work. If your coach is still under an extended plan, get pre-approval before anyone touches the jacks, or you may end up paying out of pocket and arguing later. Bish's RV of Great Falls and Bretz RV & Marine both list warranty service, and several Bish's stores list insurance work. Keep your paperwork and photos of the failed part. Reviews are thin at some shops, so a quick call to confirm they work on your brand of leveling system is worth the five minutes. Camping World in Billings carries parts, which can shorten a wait.
Seven shops across the state handle leveling jack repair, and they average 3.9 stars. The largest group is Bish's RV, with locations in Bozeman, Great Falls, Billings and Kalispell, plus Bretz RV & Marine in Billings and Camping World in Billings.
Three of the seven take warranty work. Confirm pre-approval with your plan before the repair starts, since not every shop handles every warranty provider and you do not want a surprise bill at pickup.
One of the seven providers offers mobile service, so options are limited. If a jack is stuck down and the coach cannot move safely, call and ask about a road call. Control board and pump work usually still needs a shop bay.
Book as early in spring as you can, since shops fill up when everyone de-winters. Ask whether the part is in stock before you drive in. A jack that has to be ordered can add a week, so a phone call first saves a wasted trip.