The Automotive Shop
Jerome auto shop serving RVs and diesels, open 7 days, with 4.8 stars from 149 reviews.
Two RV tire and brake shops serve Jerome, and both have solid ratings. The Automotive Shop handles mobile work and chassis, while Bish's RV of Twin Falls covers everything from tires to solar. If you're headed through the Magic Valley, these are the places to get your rig road-ready.
Jerome auto shop serving RVs and diesels, open 7 days, with 4.8 stars from 149 reviews.
Full-service RV dealer in Jerome with sales, service, parts, and propane, rated 4.5 stars from 887 reviews.
Within a short drive of Jerome. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Twin Falls RV repair shop with mobile service, strong reviews for friendly staff and fair pricing.
Mobile RV shop in Twin Falls with 4.6 stars; reviewers note quick fixes, fair pricing and clear communication.
Total Trailer in Kimberly, ID, offers trailer and RV repair, including mobile service and awning work, with a 5.0 Google rating from 37 reviews.
Family-run Keystone RV dealer and repair shop in Wendell with an on-site RV park and 4.5-star reviews.
Jerome sits right on US-93, so tire and brake work here is built for rigs that actually travel. The two shops in town average 4.7 stars, and both know the difference between a passenger tire and a load-range E tire that has to carry a fifth-wheel. The Automotive Shop is the mobile option, which means they can come to your campsite or driveway for tire and brake issues. Bish's RV of Twin Falls is the full-service shop with 887 reviews, so they see a lot of rigs. Call ahead and ask if they have your size in stock. Brake work on a heavy RV is not a quick job, so book it before you need it.
Tires are the headline, but both shops also list AC, fridge, awning, furnace, electrical, generator, and leveling work. The Automotive Shop adds windshield and chassis service, and they are open weekends, which matters when something breaks on a Sunday. Bish's RV of Twin Falls covers roof, water heater, slide-out, body, solar, and winterize, so they can handle the whole punch list in one visit. That is worth knowing if you are buying a used rig or getting ready for a long trip. Ask if the part is on the shelf. If it is not, you may be waiting a few days.
Jerome is high desert, and summer heat is hard on tires and brakes. Check your tire pressure when they are cold, and look at the date code on the sidewall. A tire that looks fine can be past its safe age. The nearest larger selection of shops is in Twin Falls, about 15 miles east, where Bish's RV of Twin Falls operates. The Automotive Shop is the local mobile tech, so if you are stuck at a campground in Jerome, that is your first call. For roof and body work, Bish's is the one with a body shop. Neither shop lists warranty work as a specialty, so if you are covered, get pre-approval before anyone starts turning wrenches.
There are 2 RV tire and brake shops listed in Jerome, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. Both handle tire and brake work, and one is a mobile tech that can come to you.
Yes, The Automotive Shop offers mobile RV repair, including tire and brake service. That means they can work on your rig at a campsite or driveway in the Jerome area.
Both shops list AC, fridge, awning, furnace, electrical, generator, and leveling work. Bish's RV of Twin Falls also covers roof, water heater, slide-out, body, solar, and winterize, while The Automotive Shop adds windshield and chassis service.
Yes. Spring and early summer fill up fast as people get ready for travel. Call ahead, ask if the part is in stock, and confirm the shop can handle your tire size and brake system before you tow in.