The RV Tech
Certified RV inspector and tech in Martinsville with a 4.8 rating from 159 reviews, known for thorough inspections and honest work.
Tire blowouts and brake trouble don't wait for a convenient moment. In Martinsville, two shops handle RV tire and brake service, and both earn high marks from drivers who've been stranded or just due for new rubber. One is a mobile tech who comes to you; the other is a full garage on the south side. Either way, you're not stuck waiting weeks for an appointment.
Certified RV inspector and tech in Martinsville with a 4.8 rating from 159 reviews, known for thorough inspections and honest work.
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The two shops here cover the basics well: tire replacement, balancing, and brake inspection or repair. The RV Tech is mobile, so if you're broken down on I-69 or parked at a campground near town, they can come to you. That's a big plus when a tire blows and you can't safely move the rig. Daniels Garage LLC is a traditional shop with a body shop attached, so if your brake issue came with a bent fender, they can handle both. Call ahead to ask if they have your tire size in stock; many RVs use odd sizes that aren't on every shelf. Also ask about torque specs and whether they use a torque wrench on aluminum wheels. It's a small detail that matters.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as everyone gets ready for the road. If you need tires or brakes before a trip, book at least a week out. Mobile techs can be more flexible, but they're also in demand. When you call, have your tire size and load range ready, plus your RV's gross weight if you know it. That helps them quote the right tire and check if they need to order it. If you're just passing through Martinsville on SR 37, ask if they can squeeze in a same-day inspection. Sometimes they can, especially for a quick brake check.
The RV Tech has a 4.8 rating from 159 reviews, which tells you they've handled a lot of roadside calls and quick fixes. Daniels Garage has a perfect 5.0 from just 2 reviews, so they're newer to the RV scene but clearly making a good impression. Both accept insurance work, which can simplify a claim after a blowout. If you have a warranty, ask about pre-approval before any work starts. That one step saves arguments later. And if you're not sure whether you need a mobile call or a shop visit, describe the problem; they'll tell you which makes more sense.
There are 2 shops in Martinsville that service RV tires and brakes. One is a mobile tech and the other is a traditional garage. Both handle tire replacement and brake work, and both accept insurance.
Daniels Garage LLC has a perfect 5.0 rating from 2 reviews, while The RV Tech has a 4.8 from 159 reviews. The RV Tech has far more feedback, so you can get a better sense of their track record.
Yes, The RV Tech is mobile and lists tires among their services. If you're stranded nearby, call them first. They may be able to bring a replacement tire or fix the issue on site, saving you a tow.
One shop, The RV Tech, states they do warranty work. For any warranty repair, get pre-approval from your provider before work begins. Daniels Garage does not list warranty work, so ask if you're unsure.