Camping World RV Service - Nashville
Camping World RV Service in Nashville handles repairs, maintenance, and collision work for motorhomes and trailers.
A jacks-down rig sitting crooked on a pad is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast, and in Nashville you have two shops that handle leveling jack repair, plus one mobile tech who can come to you. Both shops also do warranty work, which matters if your coach is still covered. The average rating across them sits at 3.7, so read the reviews and ask questions before you hand over the keys.
Camping World RV Service in Nashville handles repairs, maintenance, and collision work for motorhomes and trailers.
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The leveling jack choices here come down to the two Camping World locations in Nashville. The service shop carries a 3.7 rating from 3 reviews, and the main store sits at 3.6 from a much deeper pile of 1,855. Both handle leveling jacks and both take warranty work, which is the detail most owners care about first. One of them is set up as mobile, so a tech can roll out instead of you limping a coach with a half-raised jack across town. Call first and describe the symptom: a jack that drops overnight is a different job than one that won't retract at all. Ask whether the replacement part is on the shelf before you book. Hydraulic jacks and the solenoids that run them are not universal, and a shop waiting on a shipment is a week of your season gone.
Spring and early summer fill the calendar around here, so call ahead if you want a specific day. Owners with an extended warranty should get pre-approval before any work starts, because the shop and the warranty provider need to agree on the repair before the labor clock runs. If a jack is stuck down, do not drive it. Level the coach as best you can, chock the wheels and sort out a mobile call or a tow. For a slow-dropping jack, check the fluid reservoir and look for weeping around the fittings first, since a loose line is cheap to fix and a failed cylinder is not. Bring your jack manual and any part numbers you have.
Leveling is only part of it. Both Nashville shops also work on roofs, fridges, awnings, slide-outs, body and paint, generators, windshields and winterizing. That is handy when a roof leak has been dripping onto the jack control panel or a slide-out is fighting the same hydraulic system. One shop is set up for mobile work, so a roof reseal or a stubborn awning can happen in your driveway. If your list has grown past the jacks, bundle the jobs into one visit and save the second trip. Ask what they can fit in a single day.
There are 2 shops here that do leveling jack repair, and 1 of them offers mobile service. Both take warranty work.
The average rating across the two is 3.7. The service shop has a 3.7 from 3 reviews, and the main location has a 3.6 from 1,855 reviews.
One of the two shops is set up for mobile work, so yes, a tech can come to your RV. Ask on the phone whether mobile calls cover leveling jacks and how far out they travel.
Both shops take warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so the shop and the provider agree on what is covered.