LT Automotive
Reno auto shop with 4.7 stars from 561 reviews, handling motorhome and fleet repairs plus general auto service.
Two shops in Reno handle RV tires and brakes, and both earn solid ratings from a lot of customers. LT Automotive and Blue Compass RV Reno each mix tire work with other repairs, so you can often get several things fixed in one stop. I have had a blowout on I-80 and a brake job that took two tries elsewhere, so I know how much a reliable shop matters when you are hauling a house.
Reno auto shop with 4.7 stars from 561 reviews, handling motorhome and fleet repairs plus general auto service.
Reno RV dealer with a 4.4-star rating from 613 reviews, offering sales and repair services.
Within a short drive of Reno. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Longtime Sparks brake and alignment shop with a 30k lb RV lift and ASE-certified techs, rated 4.7 from over 1,000 reviews.
Mobile road mechanic in Sparks handling RV repairs, from wheel bearings to brakes and awnings, rated 4.8 stars.
Tire and brake work on an RV is not the same as on a car. The loads are heavier, and a bad brake job shows up on a long downgrade. LT Automotive and Blue Compass RV Reno both list tires among their services, and both get decent reviews, averaging 4.6 stars across the two. Blue Compass also handles chassis and leveling, which can matter if your brake problem is really a suspension issue. LT Automotive is certified and open weekends. Ask about torque specs and a road test before you pay, since not every shop does that on a motorhome. If you need new tires, check the date codes on the sidewall before they mount them. Old stock is common, and RV tires age out before the tread wears out.
Neither Reno shop is listed as mobile, so you will need to get the rig to them. That is fine for brakes, which need a lift and a clean bay. For a tire change on the side of the road, a mobile tech is faster, but the data here shows no mobile tire options in Reno. Plan to limp to a shop or call a tow. If you are stuck, ask whether the shop can fit you in the same day; both have weekend hours or emergency service, which helps when a trip is on the line. Book ahead in spring and early summer, since that is when everyone else is getting ready to travel.
A brake or tire appointment is a good time to walk the coach. Both shops work on A/C and fridges, and Blue Compass also handles solar and generators. If you have a roof leak, neither lists roof repair here, but the related pages for Reno cover that. Ask the shop to look at the tire pressure monitoring sensors and the spare. I have seen a spare that was ten years old and useless. Also confirm the shop has the parts in stock; if not, ask how long the wait is and whether they will call when the parts arrive. That saves a second trip.
There are 2 shops listed for RV tire and brake service in Reno. Both also handle other repairs, so you can often combine tire work with A/C or electrical fixes in one visit.
The two shops average 4.6 out of 5 stars. LT Automotive has a 4.7 rating from 561 reviews, and Blue Compass RV Reno has a 4.4 from 613 reviews. That is a lot of feedback to weigh.
No, the data here shows neither shop is flagged for warranty work. If your RV is under warranty, call ahead and ask before booking, and get pre-approval from your warranty provider if needed.
No mobile tire techs are listed in the data for Reno. For a tire emergency, you will likely need a tow to a shop or a mobile mechanic who handles tires. The two shops here are both fixed locations.