Hadley Mobile RV Repair LLC
Mobile RV repair in Roy, UT with a 5.0 rating from 94 reviews and techs who come to you.
Tire and brake work on an RV is not the place to gamble, and Roy owners have a couple of good options close to home. Two shops here handle tires, and three more sit nearby if you want a second look. The local average rating is 4.9, which tells you folks around here tend to come back happy. A blowout on I-15 north of Salt Lake is a bad day, so get the rubber and brakes checked before the season starts.
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Brakes and tires usually mean shop time because of the lift and the torque tools, but mobile techs can handle inspections, tire swaps and smaller jobs in your driveway. If the coach will not move safely, call a mobile tech first. If it rolls, a shop visit often gets you a tire balance and a brake check in the same afternoon. Either way, describe the symptom plainly: a pull to one side, a soft pedal, a vibration at highway speed. That helps the tech bring the right parts and saves you a second trip. Roy is close enough to Ogden and Hill Air Force Base that a parts run is not a big deal, but the part still has to be on the shelf.
Check your tire date codes and tread depth yourself first. RV tires age out even when the tread looks fine, and a shop will tell you the same. Look at the sidewalls for cracking and check the brake fluid level if you can reach it. Note the loaded weight of your rig, since tire and brake spec depends on it. Bring your warranty paperwork if you have coverage, because one Roy shop does warranty work and pre-approval is easier before the repair. Get a written estimate and ask what happens if they find a seized caliper or a bent rim once the wheel is off.
Roy has two tire and brake shops listed here, with three more nearby. The local average rating is 4.9, so the options are limited but well reviewed. Call ahead if you need a specific tire size or brake part.
Hadley Mobile RV Repair LLC holds a 5.0 rating from 94 reviews and handles tires along with mobile work, roof, fridge, awning, body, solar, generator and winterize jobs. Laserline Holdings LLC sits at 4.8 from 99 reviews and also covers tires.
Two mobile techs serve Roy, so yes, a tire swap or inspection can often happen where the coach sits. Brake jobs usually need a shop lift. If the RV is not safe to drive, call a mobile tech first and describe the problem.
One Roy shop does warranty work, and Hadley Mobile RV Repair LLC also handles insurance claims. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts. Bring your policy details and ask for a written estimate so the claim goes smoothly.