Farace Automotive & R.V. Center
Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Huntington Beach with a 4.8-star rating from 113 reviews.
Tires and brakes on an RV are not the place to gamble. In Huntington Beach, three shops handle this work, and two of them will take on warranty jobs. The average rating across the three is 4.2, so you are not stuck with a single option. Farace Automotive & R.V. Center, HB Auto Sound and Francisco's Automotive all turn wrenches on tires, and each has its own strengths. Call first to see if the part is on the shelf.
Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Huntington Beach with a 4.8-star rating from 113 reviews.
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Within a short drive of Huntington Beach. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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All three businesses on this list work on tires, and each also handles A/C and electrical, so you can often combine a brake inspection with a fridge check. Farace Automotive & R.V. Center earns a 4.8 from 113 reviews and works on everything from roofs to windshields. HB Auto Sound sits at 4.1 from 126 reviews and keeps parts on hand. Francisco's Automotive is the busiest with 165 reviews at 3.7, and it is the only one listing emergency service. Two shops, Farace and Francisco's, list insurance work. HB Auto Sound and Francisco's both advertise warranty acceptance. Ask about warranty pre-approval before any brake or tire work begins.
None of the three shops here are mobile, so you will need to bring the rig in. That is normal for brake and tire work, which needs a lift and alignment gear. If your RV is stuck at a campsite or storage lot, call around to mobile techs in the area, but expect them to handle smaller jobs. For tires and brakes, a shop visit is the realistic path. Book ahead in spring when everyone else is getting ready for the season. Ask if the tire size you need is in stock; if not, ask how long the order takes. A shop that checks part availability before you drive over saves you a wasted trip.
There are 3 shops listed for RV tire and brake service in Huntington Beach. Two of them, Farace Automotive & R.V. Center and Francisco's Automotive, also list insurance work. HB Auto Sound and Francisco's Automotive accept warranty work, so check with them first if your rig is still covered.
The average rating across the three shops is 4.2. Farace Automotive & R.V. Center has the highest rating at 4.8 from 113 reviews. HB Auto Sound is at 4.1 from 126 reviews, and Francisco's Automotive is at 3.7 from 165 reviews. Ratings are a starting point, so read recent reviews for the specific job you need.
Yes. Two of the three shops, HB Auto Sound and Francisco's Automotive, list warranty acceptance. Call ahead with your warranty provider and policy number. Ask if the shop can get pre-approval before you drop off the RV. That step avoids surprises when you pick up the rig.
No. None of the three shops on this list are mobile techs. Tire and brake work generally needs a shop with a lift, so plan to drive the RV in. If you are stuck, call around to mobile RV techs in the area, but expect them to handle smaller repairs rather than tire or brake replacement.