PNW AutoWork
Diesel, RV and trailer repair shop in Albany with a 4.9 rating and reviewers calling it honest and fairly priced.
In Albany, Oregon, three shops handle RV tire and brake service, and they average 4.6 stars from owner reviews. That means you have options when a tire blows or brakes start to feel soft on the way to the coast. The shops here also work on generators, awnings, and more, so you can often get several things fixed in one visit.
Diesel, RV and trailer repair shop in Albany with a 4.9 rating and reviewers calling it honest and fairly priced.
Albany small engine shop with a 4.5 rating from 59 Google reviews, known for generator and mower fixes.
McKay RV & Trailer Repair in Albany, Oregon, handles RV and automotive fixes with friendly service and a 4.3-star rating from 72 reviews.
Within a short drive of Albany. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Corvallis RV shop for roof, AC, awning, electrical and chassis work, rated 4.6 from 49 Google reviews.
RV dealer and repair shop in Sublimity, OR, with 4.5 stars from 89 reviews and a focus on roof, AC, and awning fixes.
Salem boat and RV shop with a 4.9-star rating from 97 reviews, known for honest service and easy buying.
All three shops on this list service tires, and two of them also handle A/C, water heaters, and furnaces, so you can bundle repairs. PNW AutoWork has the highest rating at 4.9 stars from 96 reviews, and McKay RV & Trailer Repair is the one to call if you need warranty work, since they're the only shop here that advertises it. JUST JAKE'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR LLC is a smaller operation with 4.5 stars from 59 reviews and focuses on tires, fridges, awnings, and generators. None of these are mobile techs, so you'll need to bring your rig in. Call ahead to check if they have your tire size or brake parts in stock, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready for the season.
Tire and brake work is safety-critical, so don't put it off if you're feeling a shimmy or hearing grinding. Book ahead if you can, particularly in spring and early summer when schedules fill up. Ask if the shop can get your specific tire brand or brake pads quickly, and whether they'll let you supply parts. If you're still under warranty, get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any work starts, and confirm the shop will bill them directly. McKay RV & Trailer Repair is your best bet for that. Also ask about torque checks after a tire change and a brake adjustment if your rig has them. A quick phone call can save you a second trip.
There are no mobile tire or brake techs listed in Albany, so plan to drop your RV off or wait at the shop. If you need other work, like a fridge that won't cool or an awning that's sticking, the same shops can often help. PNW AutoWork and McKay RV & Trailer Repair both work on fridges and awnings, and JUST JAKE'S does too. For electrical or generator issues, all three have you covered. While you're at it, have them check your roof sealant and tire pressure, which are common trouble spots. A little preventive maintenance goes a long way.
There are 3 shops in Albany that service RV tires and brakes. They average 4.6 stars from owner reviews, so you have a few solid choices.
McKay RV & Trailer Repair is the only shop here that lists warranty work as a feature. Call them first and have your warranty info ready.
No, the 3 shops listed are all fixed locations. You'll need to bring your RV to them for tire and brake service.
All three work on fridges, awnings, and generators. Two also handle A/C, water heaters, furnaces, and electrical. PNW AutoWork and McKay add windshield or chassis service, and JUST JAKE'S sells parts.