Green Streak Automotive
Veneta auto shop with a heavy-duty hoist for motorhomes, 4.7 stars from 151 reviews, praised for fair pricing and honesty.
A blowout on Territorial Highway or brakes that feel soft coming down from Fern Ridge will ruin a trip fast. Veneta has two shops that handle RV tires and brake work, and both carry solid ratings from people who showed up with a problem and left fixed. Nobody here does mobile calls, so plan to drop the rig off and find a ride.
Veneta auto shop with a heavy-duty hoist for motorhomes, 4.7 stars from 151 reviews, praised for fair pricing and honesty.
RV suspension and chassis shop in Veneta, OR, rated 4.7 stars for fixing rough rides and wandering steering.
Within a short drive of Veneta. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Eugene truck and auto shop since 1971 that also works on RVs, diesels and trailers, rated 4.6 by 39 reviewers.
Eugene truck and trailer shop with 4.5 stars from 41 reviews, also handles RV brake and chassis work.
Green Streak Automotive and Source Engineering Inc are the pair to call. Green Streak has the longer review history and opens on weekends, which matters when a tire lets go on a Saturday. Source Engineering stays busy with chassis and parts work. Between them you get tire replacement, brake service, A/C, fridge and awning repair, plus some electrical and windshield help at Green Streak. One of the two does warranty work, so ask before you book. Both keep parts on hand, but a specific tire size or brake component may still need ordering. Call with your tire size and axle info before you drive out.
RV season around Fern Ridge Lake starts early, and tire and brake bays fill up once the weather turns. A week or two of notice is smart in April and May. If you are just passing through, ask whether they can fit a same-day tire swap; smaller shops often can if the tire is in stock. Brake work takes longer, so do not count on waiting for it. Leave the rig, grab lunch in town, and pick it up later.
Know your tire size, load range and the last date on the sidewall before you call. Tires age out even with good tread, so check that four-digit date code. For brakes, describe the symptom: pedal feel, pulling, noise. Ask whether the shop can handle the chassis side too, since both places list chassis work and that saves a second trip. If you have a warranty, get pre-approval first. And ask them to look at roof sealant while the rig is up on the rack.
There are 2 shops in Veneta for RV tire and brake service, with an average rating of 4.7 from customer reviews. Both are within a short drive of town and handle chassis and parts work.
Green Streak Automotive has 151 reviews and opens on weekends, so it is a good first call for a tire issue that cannot wait. Source Engineering Inc has 31 reviews and also handles tires and chassis work.
Yes, 1 of the 2 shops does warranty work. Call ahead with your policy details and ask for pre-approval before any repair starts so the covered portion is clear.
No. Neither shop here offers mobile service, so you will need to bring the rig in. If you are stuck at a campground near Fern Ridge, call and ask about options before assuming a road call is possible.