Tulsa Auto Spring Co and Mobile RV - Est. 1924
Tulsa shop since 1924 specializing in suspension, brakes, and RV repair with mobile service and 4.7 stars from 347 reviews.
Tulsa, OK
RV Tire & Brake Service in Tulsa, OK
Tulsa has two shops for RV tire and brake service, and both average 4.6 stars. That's a small field, so call before you haul in. The good news: a 4.7-star shop with 347 reviews also makes house calls, and the other handles body and generator work. Neither is listed as doing warranty work, so get pre-approval if you're covered.
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4.6★Average Google rating
RV repair shops in Tulsa
Sunny Acres Boat and RV Repair
Tulsa RV and boat shop rated 4.5 stars, known for friendly staff and quick, fairly priced repairs.
Mobile techs vs. shop time
Tulsa Auto Spring Co and Mobile RV (est. 1924) offers mobile service, which is a real help when a brake caliper sticks or a tire won't hold air in your driveway. Mobile work saves you a tow, but major brake jobs often need a lift and a shop. Ask on the phone which side of that line your job falls on. Sunny Acres Boat and RV Repair is a traditional shop with body and generator service as well. If your trip is on the line, say so. Both shops average 4.6 stars, so either can get you rolling, but the mobile option is the tiebreaker for some owners.
Brake and tire checks that matter
Tire age is the thing most owners miss. Look at the date code on the sidewall, not just the tread. Cracks in the sidewall or between tread blocks mean it's time, even if the tires look fine. For brakes, listen for grinding and feel for a soft pedal or pull to one side. Those are not things to put off until after the next trip. Before you call, note your tire size and load range. Ask if the shop has the tire in stock or can get it the same day. A shop that stocks common sizes will save you a night in a parking lot.
What else these shops can handle
The two tire and brake shops in Tulsa also cover a lot of ground. Both list roof, A/C, fridge, awning, and electrical service, and one adds solar, while the other handles water heaters, furnaces, bodywork, and generators. That means you can often group repairs into one visit instead of making three trips across town. If your roof is due for a sealant check, have them look while the rig is on the lift. Same for awning fabric or a fridge that won't cool on propane. One stop can catch several small problems before they become trip cancellers.
Specialists in Tulsa
- All RV repair in Tulsa (12)
- RV Refrigerator Repair in Tulsa (12)
- RV Awning Repair in Tulsa (12)
- Mobile RV Repair in Tulsa (3)
- RV Roof Repair in Tulsa (8)
- RV A/C Repair in Tulsa (8)
- RV Water Heater Repair in Tulsa (3)
- RV Slide-Out Repair in Tulsa (4)
- RV Collision & Body Repair in Tulsa (5)
- RV Electrical Repair in Tulsa (2)
- RV Generator Repair in Tulsa (4)
- RV Leveling Jack Repair in Tulsa (2)
- RV Windshield Replacement in Tulsa (3)
- RV Winterization in Tulsa (2)
- RV Tire & Brake Service in Oklahoma (18)
Nearby cities
- Vinita, OK (1, 57 mi)
- Eufaula, OK (1, 60 mi)
- Earlsboro, OK (1, 72 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV tire and brake shops are in Tulsa?
There are 2 shops listed for RV tire and brake service in Tulsa, and they average 4.6 stars. That's a small number, so booking ahead is smart, especially in spring.
Do any Tulsa RV tire shops offer mobile service?
Yes, 1 of the 2 shops offers mobile service. That's Tulsa Auto Spring Co and Mobile RV, which has a 4.7-star rating from 347 reviews. Call first to confirm they can handle your brake or tire issue on site.
Can these shops do warranty work on tires or brakes?
Neither shop is listed as doing warranty work. If you have a tire or brake warranty, call the warranty provider for pre-approval before any work starts, and ask the shop if they'll work with your provider.
What other RV repairs can tire shops in Tulsa handle?
Both shops list roof, A/C, fridge, awning, and electrical service. One also does solar, while the other handles water heaters, furnaces, bodywork, and generators. Grouping repairs saves trips.