Mobile Mike's RV Service & Repair, LLC
Mobile RV repair in Montello, WI, rated 5.0 from 307 reviews, known for showing up on time and charging fairly.
Tire and brake problems on an RV rarely pick a good moment. A blowout on the interstate or a soft pedal coming down a grade gets your attention fast. The nationwide directory lists 1197 shops and mobile techs who handle RV tires and brakes, with an average rating of 4.5. Some work on chassis systems, some handle the trailer side, and many do both. Call ahead about the part and whether they can get your rig in today.
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A shop with a heavy-duty tire cage and a brake lathe is the right call for a full tire replacement or a brake job. Mobile techs are better for a single tire swap on the shoulder or a brake inspection at your campsite. Of the 1197 listings, 566 are mobile, so you have options either way. Ask if the tech carries the size you need or if the shop has it in stock before you commit. A tire that has to be ordered can leave you sitting for days. Brake work usually means a shop visit because of the equipment, but a mobile tech can diagnose a dragging caliper or a soft pedal and tell you if you can drive it or need a tow. If you are on a schedule, say so up front. Many mobile techs run tight routes and a tire call fits between jobs better than a full brake job does.
A warranty claim on tires or brakes can stall a repair if nobody calls the provider first. The directory shows 457 listings that do warranty work, so ask about it when you call. Have your policy number and the tire or brake part number ready. Some providers want photos of the tread or the worn pad before they approve anything. If the shop does not handle warranty paperwork, you may have to pay and file for reimbursement. That is worth knowing before the work starts. A mobile tech can sometimes send the claim in from your driveway, which saves a trip.
Describe the symptom in plain terms. A vibration that shows up at 55 mph points to a balance or belt issue. A pull to one side under braking points to a caliper or a hose. A soft pedal that fades when you hold it is a hydraulic problem and not a pad problem. Have your tire size and the rig's weight ready, since load range matters. If the tire is a steer tire, say so. Techs treat steer tire failures differently from a tag axle tire. The more specific you are, the faster they can decide if they can fix it on site or need to send a tow.
The directory lists 1197 shops and mobile techs for RV tire and brake service. Of those, 566 are mobile, so a tech can come to your site for some tire work. The average rating across the listings is 4.5.
Many can. Mobile techs handle tire swaps on the shoulder or at a campsite if they carry your size. Ask about the size and load range before you agree. A tech who has to order the tire may not be able to help that day.
457 of the listings say they do warranty work. Call first and have your policy number and part number ready. Some providers want photos or pre-approval before the repair starts, so confirm the process before the tech begins.
A pedal that sinks when you hold it, a hard pull to one side under braking, or a burning smell at a wheel are reasons to stop. Call a mobile tech or a shop and describe it. Do not drive a rig with a brake fluid leak.