RV Pro Parts and Service
Lubbock RV shop rated 4.8 stars, handling roof, AC, awning and slide repairs with a crew reviewers call honest and quick.
Tires and brakes on an RV take a beating, especially on the long hauls across West Texas. In Lubbock, you have five shops that handle this kind of work, and four of them will file warranty claims for you. The average rating sits at 4.5, so there is decent help around. Most of these shops also fix fridges, awnings, and A/C, which helps when one trip turns into three repairs.
Lubbock RV shop rated 4.8 stars, handling roof, AC, awning and slide repairs with a crew reviewers call honest and quick.
Lubbock RV shop with 30+ years of experience, handling roof, AC, awning, and chassis work, plus mobile service.
Lubbock RV dealer and repair shop on Loop 289, rated 4.4 from 424 reviews, with sales and service.
Lubbock auto and RV shop founded in 1956, rated 4.0 from 62 Google reviews for thorough repair work.
Lubbock shop handling RV roof repairs and replacements, RV mechanic work, and classic auto restoration.
Five shops in town list tire and brake service, and all five also work on fridges and awnings. That matters because a brake job often turns into a conversation about that squeaky awning arm. Four of the five handle roof repairs, A/C, and slide-outs, so you can usually get several items checked in one visit. Four also do warranty work, which saves you from paying out of pocket and chasing reimbursement later. If you are just passing through on I-27, call ahead. Spring and early summer fill up fast with folks prepping for road trips. One shop, Caprock RV Services, is mobile, so they can come to you for some jobs. That is handy for brake inspections or tire issues when your rig is parked and not moving. For bigger repairs, you will want a shop with a bay.
Only one of the five businesses here is set up as a mobile tech, so if you need someone to come to your campsite or driveway, your choices are limited. Mobile work is great for diagnostics, tire checks, and minor brake adjustments, but heavy axle work usually needs a lift. The other four are traditional shops with bays and equipment for chassis and body work. Three of them also handle body repairs, which is useful if a blowout did more than just ruin a tire. Ask whether the part is in stock before you commit. Tires and brake pads for RVs are not always on the shelf, and waiting on a delivery can eat a day or two.
Four of the five shops say they do warranty work, and two mention insurance. That is worth asking about up front when you call. Have your policy or warranty number ready, and ask if they need pre-approval before they start. Some warranties require a call before any work begins, and skipping that step can leave you paying the bill yourself. The same goes for insurance claims after a blowout or a scrape. Blue Compass RV Lubbock has the most reviews by far, over 400, so they have seen plenty of claims. Smaller shops like Bigham Automotive & RV Service Center also list warranty and insurance, so you have options.
There are 5 shops in Lubbock that list tire and brake service. All 5 also work on fridges and awnings, and 4 of the 5 handle roof repairs, A/C, and slide-outs. Four shops say they do warranty work, and one is a mobile tech.
Yes, 1 of the 5 shops is mobile. Caprock RV Services is the mobile tech listed here. Mobile work is best for inspections and minor adjustments. For heavy brake or axle work, you will likely need a shop with a lift.
RV Pro Parts and Service and Caprock RV Services both hold a 4.8 rating, though Caprock has fewer reviews. Blue Compass RV Lubbock has the most reviews at 424 with a 4.4. The average across all five is 4.5.
Yes, always ask. Four shops here do warranty work, but they may need pre-approval from your provider before starting. Have your policy number ready and confirm the process when you call. That step can save you from paying out of pocket.