Reds' Rv Repair
Family-owned RV repair shop in Mission, TX with a 4.8-star rating from 165 reviews.
A slide-out that stops halfway out is a special kind of problem: the rig is stuck, the trip plan is gone, and you need it fixed now. Mission has 3 shops that handle slide-out work, and 1 more sits nearby. They average 4.7 stars, and two of them will come to your site. I would call ahead about parts before hauling anything across town.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Mission, TX with a 4.8-star rating from 165 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Mission, TX in winter and other states in summer. Rated 4.8 from 25 reviews.
Mission, TX RV shop and mobile tech serving the Rio Grande Valley, rated 4.5 stars for fast, fair repairs.
Within a short drive of Mission. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Donna with a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews. Offers mobile service and handles AC and awning repairs.
Three Mission shops list slide-out repair, and the names that keep coming up are Reds' Rv Repair, New Beginnings RV and Mando's RV Repair & Sales. Reds' carries the deepest review count at 165 and sits at 4.8 stars. Mando's runs a 4.5 across 52 reviews and stocks parts, which matters when a gear pack or roller gives out. Ask straight up whether the part is on the shelf or a week out. A lot of slide failures come down to alignment, a stripped gear, or a motor that gave up. Some of it a handy owner can inspect, most of it needs a tech with the right tools. Describe the noise and where it stops; that saves diagnostic time.
Two of the Mission shops offer mobile service, and for a jammed slide that is often the better call. Driving a rig with the slide hanging out is a bad idea, so a tech who comes to your RV park or driveway keeps you off the road. Mobile work also suits small fixes and adjustments you can watch and learn from. Bigger jobs, like replacing a slide motor or rebuilding the mechanism, usually go to the shop where the lift and parts are. If you are staying in Mission for the season, the shop route is fine. If you are passing through, book the mobile call first and see what the tech says.
Spring and fall fill up fast here, with winter visitors arriving and everyone wanting work done before they roll out. Call a few days ahead even in summer. One Mission shop does warranty work, so if your slide is still covered, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before anyone turns a wrench. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later. When you call, name the slide type, the year and make of the rig, and what it does when you hit the switch. Ask whether the tech has seen that model before. Reviews average 4.7 across these shops, so quality is decent, but a five minute call tells you more than stars.
Mission has 3 shops that list slide-out repair, plus 1 more nearby, so you have 4 options within reach. Two of the Mission shops will come to you with mobile service.
Reds' Rv Repair and New Beginnings RV both sit at 4.8 stars, from 165 and 25 reviews respectively. Mando's RV Repair & Sales runs 4.5 stars across 52 reviews. Across all three, the average is 4.7.
Often yes. Two Mission shops send mobile techs, which is the safer choice when the slide will not retract and the rig should not move. Adjustments, small motor swaps and diagnostics are common mobile jobs.
One Mission shop does warranty work. Get approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and ask the shop to document the failure with photos and a written estimate.