Campers Inn RV of Knoxville Service Center
RV repair shop in Knoxville, TN offering body, chassis, collision, and glass repair plus parts and accessories.
Tires and brakes are the two things you really can't put off on an RV. Knoxville has 2 shops that list tire and brake work, and 2 of them will handle warranty claims, which saves a phone call. The average rating across these shops is 3.5, so read the reviews before you commit. If you're rolling through on I-40 or I-75, book ahead and ask whether the parts are on the shelf.
RV repair shop in Knoxville, TN offering body, chassis, collision, and glass repair plus parts and accessories.
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The two tire and brake shops here are not clones of each other. Campers Inn RV of Knoxville Service Center works on roof, fridge, awning, body, tires and windshield, and it carries certified, warranty, insurance and body tags. Interstate Repair Services has the larger review base, 100 of them, and adds mobile service, A/C, electrical and generator work. Both list tires. If you need brake work while you're at it, say so when you call. A shop that has the tire may not have the brake parts on hand, and a morning appointment can turn into a two day wait. Ask what's in stock before you drive over. RV tire sizes are not universal, and a shop ordering a tire is a different kind of day than a shop mounting one.
One of the two shops runs a mobile tech, which matters if your rig is stuck in a campground or a driveway with a brake problem you shouldn't drive on. Mobile work is good for diagnosis, tire swaps and minor brake adjustments. It is not good for a full brake job that needs a lift and a bench. Interstate Repair Services is the one with mobile listed, so start there if the RV isn't moving. Otherwise, a shop bay gets you a lift, better light and a second set of eyes on the axle. Ask up front which kind of visit you're booking.
Both shops say they do warranty work, which is not the same as saying the warranty company will pay without a call. Get pre-approval before anyone puts a wrench on the rig. Have your policy number, your VIN and a description of the problem ready. A brake job or tire replacement can sit in limbo while an adjuster reviews it, and you don't want to find that out at pickup. Knoxville sits where I-40 and I-75 meet, so these shops see a lot of travelers. Locals get priority on repeat visits, but a broken rig on the side of the interstate tends to move to the front of the line.
There are 2 shops in Knoxville that list RV tire and brake service, with 3 more nearby. Both are listed as doing warranty work, and the average rating across them is 3.5.
Yes, both of the tire and brake shops here say they handle warranty claims. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the work starts, and bring your policy number and VIN so the shop isn't waiting on paperwork.
One of the two shops offers mobile service. That works well for tire swaps and diagnosis when the RV can't move, but a full brake job usually needs a shop bay and a lift. Ask which type of visit you're booking before you agree.
Roof and awning work are listed at 2 shops each, and A/C, electrical, generator, body and windshield at 1 apiece. Slide-out, furnace, water heater, solar and leveling are not listed here, so ask when you call about the tire or brake job.