Motorhome and Generator Repair

No. We service the dash A/C system, the automotive air conditioning that cools the cab. Roof-mounted units are RV appliances, and an RV appliance specialist is the right call for those.

All makes and models. Bring the year, chassis, and length when you call so we can schedule the right bay, since space and lift capacity are usually what decide whether a shop can take a rig at all.

Yes. Motorhome alignment is part of what we do, and it pays for itself in tire life on a heavy vehicle. Call ahead so we can allocate the bay.

That is the most common generator complaint we see, and yes. Long storage leaves stale fuel, gummed carburetor passages, and a discharged or sulfated battery. We diagnose which of those it is rather than replacing parts in sequence.

Manufacturers generally recommend exercising a generator regularly under load rather than letting it sit idle for months, and your generator manual gives the specific interval. Running it briefly with no load does not accomplish the same thing. Regular exercise is far cheaper than a carburetor.

Call (760) 343-3535 first. Bay space for a large rig has to be scheduled, and neither of us wants you driving a motorhome across town to find the bay occupied.

Usually yes. We are a licensed STAR test and repair smog station, and our bay takes vehicles most stations cannot fit, which is the usual reason a motorhome gets turned away elsewhere. What decides it here is the age of the vehicle, because that is what sets the California requirement, so call (760) 343-3535 with the year, chassis, and fuel type and we will confirm before you make the trip.