Larry's Auto Clinic Inc.
Myrtle Beach auto shop with certified techs for RV and car repairs, rated 4.8 from 184 reviews.
A cracked windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It can let water in and compromise the structure. In South Carolina, 12 shops handle RV windshield replacement, with an average rating of 3.9. Some also do mobile work. Here's what to know before you call.
Myrtle Beach auto shop with certified techs for RV and car repairs, rated 4.8 from 184 reviews.
Pendleton RV dealer and repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 32 reviews, praised for honest sales and knowledgeable service.
McCormick auto and RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews, praised for honest work and clear explanations.
RV dealer in North Charleston with repair service and a large, well-reviewed sales staff.
Spartanburg RV dealer with sales, service, and parts, rated 4.4 from 2,177 reviews.
Ridgeland Camping World with 4.4 stars from 1,753 reviews, praised for informative staff and a low-pressure sales approach.
Columbia RV dealer with sales and service, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales, though service wait times draw complaints.
Camping World in North Charleston offers RV repair, maintenance, and mobile service with a 4.0-star rating.
Camping World RV Service in Ridgeland handles repairs, collision work, mobile service, and RV detailing.
Camping World RV Service in Spartanburg handles repairs, maintenance, collision work and detailing for motorhomes and trailers.
Mobile mechanic in Loris, SC, fixing RVs, cars, bikes and ATVs, open 24/7 with mixed reviews on rates and follow-through.
Camping World RV Service in Columbia handles repair, maintenance, collision work, and RV spa cleaning.
Most RV windshields are glued in place, and the job takes a special urethane and often two people. Not every glass shop will touch an RV, so ask first. The 12 shops here average 3.9 stars, so read reviews. Some, like Larry's Auto Clinic Inc. (4.8 stars, 184 reviews), also handle chassis and generator work. If your windshield is part of a larger repair, that can save you a trip.
Four of the 12 shops offer mobile service, which means they come to you. That's handy if the RV can't be driven safely. But mobile techs may not have a covered bay, so weather matters. For a big windshield, a shop with a controlled environment is often better. Ask if they have the right glass in stock or if it's a special order. Waiting on a part can add days.
Five of the 12 shops do warranty work. If your RV is under warranty, get pre-approval before any work. Some shops, like Camping World locations, list insurance and warranty among their features. That can streamline a claim. But always confirm with your provider. And if you're paying yourself, ask for a written estimate. Prices vary by glass type and labor.
There are 12 shops listed for RV windshield replacement in South Carolina. Their average rating is 3.9 out of 5. Some also handle other RV repairs like roof, awning, and slide-out work.
Yes, 4 of the 12 shops offer mobile service. That means they can come to your location. It's a good option if your RV isn't safe to drive. But ask about their experience with windshields specifically.
Ask if they have the glass in stock or how long it takes to order. Confirm they have experience with your RV type. Check if they do warranty work (5 of 12 do) and if they can handle insurance claims. Get a written estimate.
Often yes. Many shops that replace windshields also fix roofs, awnings, and slide-outs. For example, Larry's Auto Clinic Inc. handles AC, fridges, and generators. Combining repairs can save time and money on labor.