RVs are wonderful… riiiiiight up until something breaks.
Whether it’s a leaky roof, a stubborn slide-out, an air conditioner that quits on the hottest day of the year (so far), or just routine maintenance that turns into something bigger, most RVs eventually need a little time in the shop. Some repairs are quick and painless. Others? Well, let’s just say they can test a person’s patience. We won’t even get started on wait times.
If you’re handy with tools, you might tackle many repairs yourself. But not everyone has the time, experience, or desire to crawl under an RV or take apart an appliance. Sometimes, handing the keys to a repair shop is simply the easiest—or only—option.
So we’re curious: Has your RV been “in the shop” for repairs at any point during the last year? Whether it was there for a major repair, a warranty issue, or something as simple as replacing a water pump, we’d love to know.
After you vote, please leave a comment and tell us what your RV needed. Was the repair quick and straightforward, or did it turn into a long ordeal? If your RV hasn’t needed any shop time this past year, congratulations! We hope your streak continues.
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