Matt's Auto Repair and RV Service
Cedar City shop with a 4.9-star rating, known for quick repairs and honest service for RVs and autos.
Cedar City, UT
RV Tire & Brake Service in Cedar City, UT
Tire trouble or brake trouble, it's the same story: you notice it at the worst time. Cedar City sits right on I-15, so a blowout or a dragging brake can turn a vacation into a wait. Two mobile techs here handle tire and brake work, and they average 4.9 stars. One more nearby gives you a backup. Here's what they do and how to get back on the road.
Discover RV Tire & Brake Service in Cedar City, UT
2Shops listed
4.9★Average Google rating
1More within 30 miles
RV repair shops in Cedar City
In The Sticks Mobile RV Service
Mobile RV repair in Cedar City with a 4.9 rating; Kyle comes to your campsite for AC, roof, and generator work.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Cedar City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Bad Habit Auto & Adventure
Parowan auto and adventure shop fixing RVs, cars, ATVs and boats, with a 5.0 rating across 50 reviews.
Mobile tire and brake help
Both Cedar City shops are mobile, which means they come to your RV instead of you limping it to a bay. Matt's Auto Repair and RV Service and In The Sticks Mobile RV Service both list tires among their services. That's a real convenience when a brake caliper is sticking or a tire is losing air. Call ahead with your tire size and brake symptoms. Ask if they carry the parts or can get them same day, because a mobile tech without the right pad or seal is just a nice visit. If you are stuck on the shoulder, say so clearly and give your exact location. Mobile work is not always the right call. A brake job that needs a lathe or a full tire replacement might still end up at a shop. The tech will tell you if that's the case.
What the ratings say
Matt's has 310 reviews and a 4.9 rating, which is a lot of feedback for a small market. In The Sticks has 33 reviews and the same 4.9. High review counts don't guarantee a perfect visit, but they do mean the shop has handled a lot of real-world problems. Read a few recent reviews for your specific issue. For tires and brakes, look for comments about wait times and whether the tech showed up when promised. A 4.9 average usually means they fix mistakes, not that they never make them. Ask about weekend availability if you're passing through on a weekend, since Matt's lists weekends as a feature.
Beyond tires: what else they fix
These are mobile RV techs, not just tire guys. Both list A/C, fridge, awning and electrical work. Matt's also handles winterization. In The Sticks adds roof, water heater and generator service. That range matters if one problem turns out to be another, like a tire issue caused by a dragging brake or a battery that won't hold a charge. If your rig needs a repair that's not on the list, call and ask. Many mobile techs will refer you to a specialist if they can't do the job. Get a quote before work starts, and ask if the part is in stock. Parts availability is the number one reason a mobile repair turns into a two-day wait.
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Nearby cities
- St. George, UT (4, 49 mi)
- Parowan, UT (1, 19 mi)
- La Verkin, UT (1, 35 mi)
- Hurricane, UT (1, 39 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many mobile RV tire and brake shops are in Cedar City?
There are two mobile shops in Cedar City that list tire service, and both also list brake-related work. One additional nearby shop gives you a third option. All three are mobile techs, so they come to your location.
What is the average rating for these shops?
The average rating across the two Cedar City shops is 4.9 stars. Matt's Auto Repair and RV Service has 310 reviews, and In The Sticks Mobile RV Service has 33 reviews. Both hold the same 4.9 rating.
Can a mobile tech do a full brake job on my RV?
Sometimes. Mobile techs can replace pads, rotors and lines if they have the parts and tools. A major brake job that needs a press or lathe might require a shop. Ask when you call. Be clear about your brake symptoms so they can bring the right parts.
Should I book ahead for tire or brake service?
Yes, especially in spring and summer when travel picks up. Mobile techs often book out several days. Call with your tire size and brake symptoms, and ask if they have the parts in stock. If you're on a tight schedule, ask about weekend availability when you book.