Camping World - Biloxi
Biloxi RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.6 rating across 3,300-plus reviews and a large parts and accessory store.
A cracked windshield on a motorhome is not a car-glass job. The glass is often bonded into a big fiberglass cap, and a bad install lets water in behind the dash. Mississippi has 9 shops that list RV windshield replacement, averaging 4.5 stars, with 5 of them set up for warranty work. Most of them also handle roofs and slide-outs, which helps when one problem turns into two.
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The windshield shops cluster in three spots: Olive Branch up by Memphis, Jackson in the middle, and Biloxi on the coast. Camping World has stores in all three, and the Biloxi one carries the most reviews by far. Smaller independents fill in around them, like Happy Camper Services in the central part of the state and Raper RV Shop. If you are passing through on I-55 or I-10, one of those three cities is usually on your route. Call first. Glass for a specific year and model can take a few days to arrive, and a shop cannot order what it has not seen.
Four of the 9 windshield shops also run mobile techs, and that changes your options. A mobile tech can reseal a leaking windshield or look at a chip where you are parked. A full replacement usually needs a bay, dry weather and a helper, so the shop is the safer bet for cracked glass. Ask on the phone which one they will send. If you are staying at a campground for a week, a mobile visit saves you the drive. If the glass has to come out, plan to leave the rig for the day. Warranty work is worth sorting before anyone touches the RV. Five of the 9 shops do warranty work, and some list insurance among their features. Get pre-approval from your insurer or extended warranty provider first, then confirm the shop will bill them directly.
Windshield problems on an RV rarely stay small. A chip spreads on a rough highway, and a leaking seal soaks the dash and the front cabinets. Mississippi rain does not wait for a convenient week. If you see a crack, cover it with clear tape and keep the rig out of direct sun until you can get it looked at. While the shop has the front apart, have them check the roof cap and the front clearance lights. Roof work shows up at 9 of these shops, and water up top often ends up inside the cab. One visit beats two.
There are 9 shops across the state that list RV windshield replacement, and they average 4.5 stars. The bigger names are Camping World in Biloxi, Jackson and Olive Branch, with independents like Happy Camper Services and Raper RV Shop filling out the list.
Sometimes. Four of the 9 shops also run mobile techs. Resealing a leak or checking a chip is realistic on site. A full bonded replacement usually needs a shop bay and dry weather, so ask what they can do where you are parked.
Five of the 9 shops do warranty work, and several list insurance among their features. Call your warranty provider or insurer for pre-approval before the work starts. Then confirm the shop will bill them directly so you are not paying out of pocket and chasing a refund.
Plan on leaving the rig for most of a day once the glass is in hand. The real wait is often the part. Glass for a specific year and model may need to be ordered, so call ahead with your VIN and give the shop time to get it in.