Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC.
Family-run Rose Hill shop working on RVs, trucks and diesels, rated 4.7 for honest, communicative service.
A warm RV fridge that stops cooling is one of those problems that ruins a trip fast, and in Rose Hill you have one shop in town that handles it. Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC takes on fridge and awning work, and it carries a 4.7 rating across 58 reviews. If you are willing to drive a bit, about 12 more options sit within reach.
Family-run Rose Hill shop working on RVs, trucks and diesels, rated 4.7 for honest, communicative service.
Within a short drive of Rose Hill. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile semi and RV repair in Andover, KS with 4.9 stars from 113 reviews. 24/7 roadside help.
Augusta RV and powersports shop with a 5.0 rating, handling RV repairs plus ATV and dirtbike work.
Wichita RV service center for roof, awning, collision and warranty work, rated 5.0 from two Google reviews.
Wichita RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.3 rating from 1,830 reviews, praised for helpful staff and service.
Wichita truck and RV shop with mobile roadside service, open 24/7, serving rigs within 200 miles.
Wichita RV shop with a 4.7-star rating, praised for fast, friendly service and getting rigs back on the road.
Wichita shop for truck toppers and RV roof, AC, and awning repair, rated 4.6 from 180 reviews.
RV service and parts shop in Park City, Kansas, rated 3.8 from 10 reviews, with a parts counter reviewers call the best.
Park City RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.2 rating from 510 reviews, serving Wichita and nearby towns.
Maize, Kansas RV shop rated 5.0 across 7 Google reviews for Aqua-Hot, hydronic heating and AC work.
Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC is the local call for refrigerator repair in Rose Hill. The shop also does awning work, so if a bent arm or torn fabric is on the list, that can ride along with the fridge visit. Reviews average 4.7 from 58, which is a solid record for a shop that sees a mix of diesel and RV work. Call before you haul the rig over. Ask whether they want you to bring the whole RV or just pull the fridge, and ask if the part you likely need is on the shelf. On older absorption units the fix is often a control board, a heating element or a cooling unit, and not every one is stocked.
No mobile RV tech is listed in Rose Hill itself, so plan on moving the RV unless you find someone who travels. The nearby count is about 12, and that group covers the towns around Rose Hill and the Wichita edge. Mobile work suits a fridge that quits at a campsite, but a cooling unit swap is usually a shop job with the rig level and plugged in. If you are stuck boondocking, a cooler and a bag of ice will get you through a night or two while you line up an appointment. Do not keep running a fridge that is warming up and cycling hard. Shut it off and save the compressor or the cooling unit further damage.
Most RV fridge failures trace back to airflow and dirt. Keep the roof vent and the lower side vent clear, and check the burner area for spider webs and rust flakes before each season. A fridge that works on shore power but not on propane usually points to the burner or the gas jet, not the cooling unit. Park level when you run it. Absorption fridges hate being off level for long, and that alone has killed more cooling units than anything else. If the freezer still freezes but the lower box stays warm, the cooling unit is often the suspect. Get a quote before anyone orders parts.
One shop in Rose Hill handles RV refrigerator repair: Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC, rated 4.7 from 58 reviews. It also does awning repair. If you need more choices, roughly 12 nearby shops and techs are within driving distance.
No mobile RV tech is listed in Rose Hill itself. The nearby options, about 12 of them, are where to look for someone who travels. Call ahead and ask about a trip charge and how soon they can come out.
It depends on the fault. A burner cleaning or a control board can be a same day fix if the part is in stock. A cooling unit replacement takes longer and often means leaving the RV. Ask the shop to check part availability before you tow the rig over.
Many owners do, and many shut it off and run on battery or nothing at all. If you run propane on the road, shut the valve at fuel stops. If the fridge is already weak, running it on propane while the rig is off level can make things worse.