If you’ve ever rolled into a travel stop with a soft tire or a fading battery, you already know the drill. Fuel up, grab a coffee… and then go hunting somewhere else for the actual fix. Now, Love’s RV tire and battery service is starting to change that.
The company says RV tires and batteries are now available—with installation—at 76 locations across 27 states, with more sites expected to come online.
A little less running around
What Love’s is aiming for here is pretty straightforward: Turn a stop you’re already making into a place where you can actually solve a problem.
At participating locations, RVers can buy trailer tires and deep-cycle batteries and have them installed on-site. Depending on the setup, that might happen in a service bay or right at a nearby RV hookup.
That last part matters. Anyone who’s had to limp into a parking lot and then figure out how to get somewhere else for repairs knows how quickly a small problem can turn into a day-eater.
Tires ready to go, not waiting to be built
On the tire side, Love’s is working with Lionshead and stocking pre-mounted, balanced trailer tires. That may not sound like a big deal until you’ve spent half a day waiting for a shop to assemble and mount one. We won’t speak to the cost; but for some, convenience matters more than dollars.
The goal here is speed—Get you in, get it swapped, and get you moving.
Power when you need it
Batteries come from Interstate, and they’re the kind designed for RV use—built to handle the steady draw of things like fridges, lights, and cooktops.
In other words, it’s not just a quick-start battery, but something meant to live with the daily demands of RV life.
Where this really helps
This isn’t about replacing your favorite RV shop back home. It’s about those moments on the road when something quits and you don’t have the luxury of planning.
You’re in an unfamiliar town. You’re on a schedule. Or you’re just trying not to lose a travel day chasing parts.
If Love’s can deliver what it’s promising, Love’s RV tire and battery service could turn a “Now what?” situation into a reasonably quick fix.
Not everywhere—yet
There’s still a bit of “check before you go” built into all this. Not every Love’s location offers tires, batteries, or installation, and availability will vary.
The company says it’s expanding, but for now, it’s worth confirming ahead of time rather than assuming.
The takeaway
Love’s has been building out its RV footprint for a while now, and this is another step in that direction. Tires and batteries are two of the most common trip killers—and two of the hardest things to deal with on short notice.
If this rollout sticks, it could make those roadside headaches a little less painful, and a lot shorter.
And out there on the road, that’s about as good as it gets.
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Loves location’s?? For tire and battery service
Thanks, Diane. The link has been added to the post for the locations. Have a great day. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
Someone is finally seeing the light. There is so much $$$ to be made as it’s almost impossible to find anyone to work on Motorhomes, even at home where I live, out in the world? Good Luck.
Thanks for the locations. I’ve stopped in Baker City, Oregon for fuel and air several times. Now if Ritzville, Washington will get it together, more, that would be swell!
I really like that place. Good people working there, plenty of room to park my 50′ combination, and great burgers, and other food with nice prices.
I stop there getting off the freeway before heading down #261 to #26 and heading towards Idaho and Montana.
Only 3 more weeks until I hit the road again. Yahoo!