RV & motorhome repair in Kennewick, WA
Class A, B and C motorhomes, from pre-trip checks and winterizing to engine and transmission work, at our shop on W Clearwater Ave in Kennewick.
Bays fit up to 38 ft
Motorhome engine, transmission & chassis
Motorhome chassis, engine and transmission work, cooling, brakes, oil changes and winterizing. Bays fit RVs up to 38 feet; anything bigger is worked on outside.
What we work on
- Chassis, engine and transmission
- Brakes, cooling and pre-trip checks
- RV oil changes ($300: inspection, lube and oil)
- Winterizing ($161 to $220), confirmed after inspection
- Generator service ($171)
- Mechanical only: no roof, paint or body-panel work
When to bring it in
- A warning light is on, or it won't start
- Running hot on long climbs
- Hard shifting or slipping
- Soft brakes, or grinding when you stop
- A long trip coming up: time for a pre-trip check
- Freezing nights ahead: time to winterize
Motorhome services
Each one has its own page with what's included and what it costs.
DiagnosticsWe find the real problem first. Diagnostic visit $161.20.
Oil changeFrom $135 for cars, $250 for diesel, $300 for RVs.
BrakesPads and rotors, $350 to $670 per axle.
A/CR-134a and 1234yf systems, leak-tested first.
EngineMisfires, leaks, timing, replacements.
TransmissionHard shifting, slipping, leaks, service.
CoolingRadiators, water pumps, thermostats, flushes.
SuspensionClunks, wander and rough ride, gone.
ElectricalBatteries, starters, alternators, wiring.
General repairIf it's on the road, bring it in.From drop-off to done
We inspect the vehicle and test the part or circuit before recommending anything, so you pay for the fix and not for guesses.
Parts, labor and timing after inspection, plus what can safely wait until next time. Jobs over $2,000 take a deposit.
Work starts after your OK. Qualifying repairs are covered by our 2-year / 24,000-mile nationwide warranty.
Questions we get a lot
How big an RV can you take?
The bays fit motorhomes up to 38 feet. Anything oversize is worked on outside.
Do you work on motorhome engines and transmissions?
Yes. Bring the coach to our bays in Kennewick, which fit motorhomes up to 38 feet. We do chassis, engine and transmission work, cooling, brakes, oil changes and winterizing. We're mechanical only: no roof, paint or body-panel work.
How much does it cost to winterize an RV?
Winterizing ranges from $161 to $220. We confirm the final price after inspecting the RV.
Can I get a quote over the phone?
For common jobs we'll give you a range, and it's an estimate until we've seen the vehicle. The written quote comes after inspection, and you approve it before any work starts.
What's the warranty?
Two years or 24,000 miles, nationwide: 24,000 miles of coverage for breakdowns more than 25 miles from the shop, and a 48-hour labor claim program within 25 miles.
Ready to get it fixed?
Tell us the vehicle and the problem. We will take it from there.
