RV on Call
Mobile RV repair in Durham with a 4.7-star rating. Reviewers praise friendly techs, prompt arrival, and problem diagnosis.
Tire and brake work is the one repair you can't put off. Durham has 3 shops that handle RV tires and brakes, averaging 4.2 stars, plus 3 more nearby. Two of them do warranty work. When you're loaded and heading out on I-85 or down to Jordan Lake, you want the folks who torque lugs and check pads, not the ones who guess.
Mobile RV repair in Durham with a 4.7-star rating. Reviewers praise friendly techs, prompt arrival, and problem diagnosis.
Heavy-duty truck and RV repair shop in Durham, NC, offering mobile service and AC repair.
Durham truck shop open 24/7 for RV repairs, towing, engine work, and roadside help.
Within a short drive of Durham. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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RV on Call rates 4.7 from 39 reviews and covers tires, roof, A/C, fridges, awnings, water heaters, slide-outs, solar, generators and windshields. It also handles warranty, generator and chassis work and keeps parts on hand. National Fleet Management sits at 4.1 from 62 reviews with body, chassis and emergency service. Tactical Truck Repair & Towing, 3.9 from 221 reviews, does tires, body and electrical and also stocks parts. Call ahead and ask if the size you need is on the shelf. Big rigs and towables have different brake setups, so say what you drive when you book.
All 3 listed shops here offer mobile service, which saves you moving a rig with a soft pedal or a shredded tire. A mobile tech can swap a tire or check brakes in your driveway, but a full axle inspection or alignment usually needs a bay with a lift. Ask which one you're getting before the truck rolls. Mobile calls cost what they cost, so get it straight on the phone. If the rig won't roll safely, say so and let them come to you.
Ask for a written estimate and a call before any extra work starts. Tires and brakes are where surprise charges show up, so ask what's included in a brake job: pads, rotors, seals, bearings. For warranty repairs, get pre-approval from your plan first, and note that 2 of these 3 shops do warranty work. Have your VIN and tire size ready. Spring and early summer book up fast around here, so call a week out if you can. Check roof sealant too while it's in the bay.
There are 3 listed here, with 3 more nearby. All 3 offer mobile service and all 3 handle tires. Two do warranty work, so check your plan before you book.
The 3 shops average 4.2 stars. RV on Call leads at 4.7 from 39 reviews, National Fleet Management is at 4.1 from 62, and Tactical Truck Repair & Towing is at 3.9 from 221.
Yes, all 3 shops offer mobile service, so a tech can handle a tire swap or a brake check where the rig sits. A full axle inspection usually needs a shop bay and a lift, so ask which you're getting.
Get a written estimate and ask exactly what a brake job includes: pads, rotors, seals, bearings. Have them call before adding anything. For warranty repairs, get pre-approval from your plan and bring your VIN and tire size.