Hampton RV Trailer Sales & Service
Owner-operated trailer dealer and RV repair shop in Newton, NJ with a 4.8-star rating from 309 reviews.
A tire blowout on the Turnpike or a brake job that has to be right before you tow through the hills: New Jersey RV owners deal with both. This page covers the 5 shops in the state that list tire and brake service, averaging 4.6 stars. Two of them are mobile techs who come to your site or driveway. Three take warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered.
Owner-operated trailer dealer and RV repair shop in Newton, NJ with a 4.8-star rating from 309 reviews.
Mobile RV, truck, and auto repair in Port Murray, NJ. Rated 4.7 stars for honest work and fair pricing.
Family-owned RV dealer since 1972, rated 4.5 stars from 596 reviews, serving Cape May Court House and all of NJ.
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Family-owned RV dealer in Branchville with a service department, parts, and a 4.1 rating from 306 Google reviews.
Tires are the easy one to put off. Check sidewalls for cracking and look at the date code, not just the tread. A tire that looks fine can still be years past the point you want it on a highway. Brakes are the other half. If the pedal feels soft or the rig pulls when you stop, get it looked at before the next trip. All 5 shops here list tire work, and most handle brakes too. Call ahead and ask if the size you need is in stock, because an odd tire can sit on order for a while. Mobile techs can handle a lot in your driveway, but a full brake job often belongs in a bay with a lift.
Driftwood RV Center carries the most reviews, 596, at 4.5 stars, and opens weekends, which helps if your only free day is Saturday. Hampton RV Trailer Sales & Service sits at 4.8 from 309 reviews and takes warranty work. Meyer's RV of Branchville is 4.1 from 306 reviews and also takes warranty. Motorly Mobile Vehicle Repairs is the bigger of the two mobile options at 4.7 from 53 reviews, and it handles chassis and generator work as well as tires. Pine Coast RV Service & Repair is the small one, 5.0 from just 3 reviews, so treat that rating as a starting point, not a verdict.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call a week or two out if you can. Ask two questions when you book: do you take my warranty, and is the part in stock. Three of these 5 shops do warranty work, and getting pre-approval from your plan before the repair saves an argument later. If the job is a tire swap or a small electrical fix, a mobile tech may be the faster call. For brakes, axles or anything that needs the rig up on a lift, a shop with a bay is the safer bet. Ask what they need from you: keys, paperwork, and how long the rig will sit.
There are 5 shops on this page that list tire service, and all 5 also list brake-related work. The average rating across them is 4.6 stars.
Two of the 5 are mobile techs. They are a good fit for tire swaps, inspections and smaller fixes at your site. A full brake job usually needs a lift, so ask first.
Yes, 3 of the 5 take warranty work, including Hampton RV Trailer Sales & Service and Meyer's RV of Branchville. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts.
Driftwood RV Center has 596 reviews at 4.5 stars and is open weekends. Hampton RV Trailer Sales & Service has 309 reviews at 4.8 stars if you want a higher rating.