My wife and I drove into Nashville, Tenn, ( from south Texas ) on June 1, 2025 . We immediately began to have electrical problems, inside our Class C. I called a fellow Rv friend, who has alot of expertise in RV issues, who advised me that my problem as either a fuse and/or converter box problem.
I contacted Jim's Rv repair and throughly explained my issues. He agre
eed to come by our location, as we were parked at a Cracker Barrel, in Nashvile . I told him we could drive to his shop. He told me to send him the address to our location, so that we could MEET later. Approx one HR later, he pulls up. We went over my issues and he goes inside our RV and comes out appprox 20 mins later and tells us that our converter box was bad. He goes on to say has can not fix it or replace it. He tells he does not he has the expertise to do the job and that he has other appmts. We thk him for his time and asked him for our bill. He told us that we owed him $300.00 !!!/ I was floored !!1
I am convinced Jim had NO real intention to fix our problem in the first place. He himself said he did NOT have the expertise and/ or the time do so. My question then is, WHY the hell did you come out to our location in the first plac ! In TEXAS, when an RV repair shop charges $300.00, they do so BC the ACTUALLY fixed something. Shame on YOU ! Did you really threaten to sue an unsatisfied customer ! That's Funny.
The next day we drove up to White House Tenn, and met with Jordan ( tech) at Inverter Service Center. Jordan immediately began to work on our RV. He approached us abt 30 mins later and told us that our converter box was working just fine and that our actual problem was a $17 fuse. We shared with experience with Jim in Nashville and told us he was very sorry that this happened. Our bill for ISC was $120.00.
My fellow RV'ers, take this simply for your own consideration.BEWARE and be safe on the road. God Bless. read more
