RV Repair and Service Center at Campers Inn RV of Tucker
RV repair shop in Tucker, GA with a 4.8 rating, handling AC, brakes, tires and chassis work.
A warm fridge in a Tucker campground is a quick way to lose a weekend. The city has two shops that work on RV refrigerators, and one of them handles warranty claims. Both are near Campers Inn RV of Tucker, and together they average 4.3 stars from a mix of detailed and quick reviews. Here's what to know before you call.
RV repair shop in Tucker, GA with a 4.8 rating, handling AC, brakes, tires and chassis work.
Tucker RV dealer with sales, parts and a service bay, rated 3.9 from 537 reviews.
Within a short drive of Tucker. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Norcross tire shop with RV and truck repair, 4.7 stars from 226 reviews, known for alignments and honest advice.
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Certified RV inspector and mobile tech in Johns Creek, GA. Pre-purchase inspections and repairs. 5.0 stars from 36 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Loganville, GA with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews for prompt, reasonable service.
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RV Repair and Service Center at Campers Inn RV of Tucker has a 4.8 rating from just 5 reviews, so it's a small sample but a strong one. It works on fridges, awnings, and A/C, and keeps parts on hand. Campers Inn RV of Tucker itself has a 3.9 from 537 reviews, which is a lot of feedback. That shop also handles fridges and awnings and does warranty work. If your fridge is under warranty, start there and ask about pre-approval before any work begins. The smaller shop might be quicker for a straightforward fix, but ask if the part is in stock first. Both are worth a call.
There are no mobile RV techs listed in Tucker itself, so if you can't drive the rig, you'll need to ask one of the shops about coming to you. Otherwise, plan to move the RV to the shop. There are 12 more RV refrigerator repair options nearby, which gives you a backup if the two local shops are booked. In spring and summer, booking ahead is smart because fridge work piles up before camping season. When you call, describe the symptom: not cooling, cooling poorly, or a fridge that works on shore power but not propane. That helps them tell you what to expect.
Ask whether the shop will test the cooling unit and the control board before replacing parts. A fridge that won't cool can be a cheap fix or an expensive one, and you want to know which before you agree. If you have a warranty, ask if the shop will handle the claim or if you need to call the warranty provider first. Also ask about turnaround time and whether they have the part in stock. A roof leak or a dead A/C might feel more urgent, but a fridge full of food is its own deadline. Get the estimate in writing if you can.
There are 2 shops in Tucker that work on RV refrigerators, and 12 more nearby. One of the local shops also handles warranty work, which is useful if your fridge is still covered. The two shops average 4.3 stars.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Tucker. If you can't move the RV, call the local shops and ask if they make house calls. Otherwise, you'll need to bring the rig to the shop.
Campers Inn RV of Tucker does warranty work, so start there if your fridge is covered. Ask about pre-approval before any repairs begin. The other shop, RV Repair and Service Center, has a higher rating but fewer reviews.
In spring and summer, book as soon as you notice a problem. Fridge work gets busy before camping season. Calling ahead also lets you ask if the part is in stock, which can save a second trip.