Bitty's Mobile Truck, Trailer & RV Repair
Mobile RV, trailer and truck repair serving Fort Myers and Southwest Florida, rated 4.8 from 236 reviews.
Tires and brakes are the two things you don't put off on an RV, and in Fort Myers there are six shops that handle both. Reviews average 4.2 across the group, with a couple of heavy hitters carrying most of the feedback. Some work is done in a bay, some in your driveway. Either way, ask what's in stock before you drive over, because a rig sitting on jack stands is nobody's idea of a good weekend.
Mobile RV, trailer and truck repair serving Fort Myers and Southwest Florida, rated 4.8 from 236 reviews.
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North Trail RV Center is the big one on volume, over a thousand reviews at 4.6, and it runs the full spread from tires to body work to windshields. Bitty's Mobile Truck, Trailer & RV Repair is the mobile option and the highest rated at 4.8, which matters if you're stuck at a campground with a brake issue you can't limp in. Blue Compass RV Fort Myers handles tires, leveling and solar among other things, and opens on weekends, a detail worth noting when a wheel problem lands on a Saturday. North Trail RV Collision Center and South Florida RV Solutions both do warranty work, and two of the six shops overall will bill a warranty company.
RV tires age out before they wear out, so check the date stamp on the sidewall before anyone sells you a set. Fort Myers heat is hard on rubber, and a tire that looks fine can be seven years old and ready to let go. All six shops here list tires, but not every one stocks the size you need. Call with your tire size and load range, ask if it's on the shelf, and get the out-the-door number including mounting and balancing. If you're replacing one, think hard about the pair on that axle. Ask whether they'll torque the lugs to spec and hand you the sheet. A shop that does that without being asked is a shop that pays attention.
Brake work on a motorhome is chassis work, and three of these shops list chassis service among their features. Squealing, a soft pedal, or a rig that pulls under braking all mean get it looked at before your next trip, not after. If you're near Fort Myers in spring, book ahead, because that's when everyone remembers their coach needs attention before summer. Mobile techs can handle a lot of brake and tire jobs on site, but heavier chassis work usually means the shop. Ask up front whether the tech coming out is equipped for what you described.
Six are listed here, averaging 4.2 in reviews. They range from large dealership service centers to a mobile tech who comes to you. Call ahead with your tire size or brake symptoms so the shop knows what you need before you arrive.
Yes. Bitty's Mobile Truck, Trailer & RV Repair is the mobile option on this list, rated 4.8 from 236 reviews. Mobile techs handle a lot of tire and brake jobs on site, but heavier chassis work may still need the shop. Ask when you call.
Two of the six shops here do warranty work, and two also list insurance among their features. Get pre-approval from your warranty or insurance company before work starts, and confirm the shop is in their network so you aren't stuck with the bill.
Yes, especially in spring when snowbirds and locals alike get coaches ready for summer travel. Call with your symptoms, ask about the inspection fee, and confirm whether the parts you need are in stock. A shop waiting on a part can't finish the job.