Tim’s Performance Service Center, Inc
Family-run Tarpon Springs garage since 2006, fixing RVs, trucks and cars with fair pricing and honest work.
Tarpon Springs, FL
RV Tire & Brake Service in Tarpon Springs, FL
Tarpon Springs sits on the Anclote River, and the sponging docks and sponge boats draw a steady stream of out-of-town RVs. It's also where the coast gets sticky, so tire and brake work is not a someday job. Two shops here handle RV tire and brake service, averaging 4.6 stars, and three more are a short drive off. Expect to wait a few days in snowbird season.
Discover RV Tire & Brake Service in Tarpon Springs, FL
2Shops listed
4.6★Average Google rating
1Do warranty work
3More within 30 miles
RV repair shops in Tarpon Springs
Mobile RV Services by Wrazen Branded LLC
Mobile RV tech in Tarpon Springs handling roof A/C, fridges, awnings, plumbing and more at your site.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Tarpon Springs. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Serene RV Tampa
RVTI certified techs at the Lake Tarpon KOA in Palm Harbor, handling roof, AC, awning and mobile repairs.
Goodyear Leone Auto Repair & Tire
Family-owned Holiday auto and tire shop with 35+ years, 4.2 stars from 166 reviews, offering RV service.
Jerry's Roadside Service
Mobile mechanic in Clearwater, FL with a 5.0 rating from 232 reviews for RV, truck, and trailer repair.
Where to take it
Tim's Performance Service Center, Inc is the bigger of the two, with 75 reviews and a 4.7 rating. It handles tires plus A/C, fridges and awnings, and it does warranty work, so check with your plan before you drop the rig. Mobile RV Services by Wrazen Branded LLC covers tires but comes to you, which saves moving a coach with a soft tire or a dragging brake. If you're staying at a park near the Sponge Docks or out toward Fred Howard Park, ask the mobile tech about the driveway before you commit.
What to expect
Tire and brake work is mostly straightforward: tires get replaced, balanced and torqued, and brakes get pads, rotors and a look at the lines. Where it gets slow is parts. A shop may have your size in stock, or it may need a day or two to bring it in, and the same goes for brake hardware on older coaches. Call ahead and ask what's on the shelf. If you're traveling, ask whether the shop can pull the wheel and check the bearings while it's apart, since that's the moment to catch a problem.
When to book
Winter and early spring are busy here because of the snowbirds, and tire shops fill up the same as everybody else. If you're passing through, call a few days before you get to Tarpon Springs and see what the wait looks like. A mobile tech can often get to a campground faster than you can get a coach towed, so it's worth a call if the rig can't move safely. Keep an eye on tire pressure and tread before a long haul, and look over the brakes after a lot of stop and go.
Specialists in Tarpon Springs
Nearby cities
- Clearwater, FL (5, 14 mi)
- Hudson, FL (3, 15 mi)
- Seminole, FL (2, 20 mi)
- St. Petersburg, FL (2, 22 mi)
- Tampa, FL (2, 23 mi)
- Sarasota, FL (4, 58 mi)
- Clermont, FL (3, 66 mi)
- Ocala, FL (2, 79 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV tire and brake shops are in Tarpon Springs?
Two shops in Tarpon Springs handle RV tire and brake service, with an average rating of 4.6 stars. Three more are close enough to count as nearby, so you have options if one is booked out.
Can a mobile tech do tire work at my campsite?
One of the two local shops is mobile, and it lists tires among its services. Call ahead and describe the tire and the campsite so the tech brings the right tools. Not every repair works in a campground, so ask first.
Does warranty work matter for tire and brake service?
One of the two Tarpon Springs shops does warranty work. If you bought a tire or brake warranty, get approval before the work starts and keep the receipts. Ask the shop what it needs from you before it orders parts.
How far ahead should I book in Tarpon Springs?
In snowbird season, call several days before you plan to arrive. Ask if your tire size is in stock, since a wait on parts is often longer than the wait for a bay. Off season, a day or two is usually enough.