We called Town & Country for our satellite dish not working on our Class A motorhome and they came…read moreout on a very hot day and found a bad connection quickly and replaced it! They did an awesome job and the price was very reasonable! Barry was very knowledgeable and nice and gets the job done! We couldn't be happier! Thank you Barry and son!

We've had two encounters with Town & Country RV Repair and both experiences were excellent…read more 1) We were having some issues with the refrigerator in our camper. I called and spoke with the owner about it. I was wanting someone to come check it out. He asked me a few questions about the fridge and how we were using it. He then offered some suggestions about how to help it perform as it was designed. He said to call him back if those suggestions didn't work and he would come and check it out. We implemented the suggestions and have not had any issues. I appreciated him offering the suggestions over the phone instead of coming out and charging me for a trip to do the same thing. 2) More recently, we have had a lingering water leak issue somewhere around the roof. I found a couple of places where I thought water might be getting in, but over time, it was obvious that I had not found the place where it was getting in. Called and set up an appointment. They worked with me to schedule a time when someone would be at home. The techs called when they were on the way and they kept us in the loop throughout the process of doing the work. They were very courteous and professional. In less than two hours, they had found where the water was getting in (something that should have been done at the factory), corrected the issue, put everything back together, sent me before and after pictures, were paid and gone. Well worth what we paid them. Definitely recommend these guys to folks having issues with their camper/RV.

Warranty replace battery 3 times!! Charged battery for free…read moreand carried it back to the car for me.

If my regular auto parts stores (i.e. various O'Reilly locations) don't have what I need, I'll…read morepatronize this store only in a pinch. The employees here are generally amiable and can actually be helpful. Sometimes, but not reliably, they have the correct equipment to perform their advertised "free testing". The lines at the cash registers can get pretty long if the store is understaffed, though. However, I'll only purchase fluids and similar supplies, but never any actual vehicle parts. (For instance, Costco sells very economically-competitive windshield wiper blades). Hard experience has shown me that AutoZone sells quite inferior car parts that will have to be replaced far sooner than is reasonably expected.

We couldn't be more pleased with the service we received from Double Down RV Repair. From the…read moremoment we called, Terry was friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely committed to helping us. He took the time to explain the repairs, kept us informed throughout the process, and completed the work exactly as promised. The quality of his workmanship was outstanding, and it's clear he takes great pride in what he does. He was honest and fair with his pricing, and never tried to recommend unnecessary repairs. It's refreshing to find a business that values integrity and exceptional customer service. If you're looking for dependable, trustworthy, and highly skilled RV repair professionals, I highly recommend Double Down RV Repair. He exceeded our expectations, and I won't hesitate to return for any future service. Thank you for making what could have been a stressful experience so easy and enjoyable!

Terry and Rebecca were great! They are knowledgeable, professional, courteous, and friendly. My…read moreautomatic transfer switch went out on my rv. They came out diagnosed it and filed my warranty claim for me. The job was flawless from start to finis. Will be using them agai.

Our 10 yo grandson is at St. Jude's in Memphis battling leukemia. Because of the chemotherapy, his…read moreimmune system is highly compromised. While visiting this week before his upcoming bone marrow transplant, we found it difficult to find fun things for him to do outside with no crowds. Mikey loves RVs, so we had the idea to take him to a dealership to look at inventory, just for fun. Luckily our first stop was Great American RVs, because they were so welcoming. They understood our situation and gave us access to the entire lot - acres of beautiful RVs in all shapes and sizes! Mikey was ecstatic! These are the kind of people who give me faith in humanity. Thank you Great American RVs for your big heart!

Several problems going back to March 2023 when we bought our $133k RV. It's currently October 2023…read more Still not resolved. Getting the runaround. This includes selling us expensive electronics we didn't need because they were already integrated in our RV. And they refused to refund us for this. The entire experience has been difficult, disappointing and frustrating. It took us 8 hours to take delivery of our new 2023 RV, which we made a deal on and bought sight-unseen online. Several things were wrong with it which took forever to resolve, some of them are still not resolved. Probably won't be buying from this dealership again.

This Pull-A-Part location is great. For those people who appreciate the joys of owning and…read moreoperation an older (10 years +) vehicle, most likely paid off too, this place pays us dividends. This is not a typical junkyard. Rather, vehicles are sectioned off by Manufacturer and Type. All on a gravel surface, no muddy fields and kudzu here. My current vehicles have many, many, many miles on them and the youngest is 13 years old. When a part fails or a body panel needs replacing, I come to Pull-A-Part. This place saves me money. For instance, I spotted a like new Duralast (Autozone) alternator from a vehicle for $20-$30 dollars, installed it in an F150, and it's been fine for years. Pull-A-Part is absolutely fantastic for those hard to find interior, engine, brake, suspension, etc. parts. I have replaced many different interior knobs, handles, trim pieces from vehicles here. I needed a set of cadmium plated power steering pump bolts and didn't see any on online auction sight. So, went to Pull-A-Part with my stubby ratchet and metric sockets...problem solved! Also, this place is great for upgrading your base trim vehicle to luxury trim levels. Put some $$$ Lariat seats into that base model XLT. Try going into Autozone and asking for an ashtray for an old Cutlass Brougham or a Lariat dome light bezel for an 1989 Ford XLT. Won't likely happen. Pull-A-Part also has a neat feature where people can search for new vehicles this place brings into the lot. There inventory rotates frequently and when a car is used up, it's likely sent to the crusher for recycling. However, if you're looking for a popular part, you have to act fast as some people will pull parts even if they don't need them and resell them on the market. There is a $2 admission fee and you have to bring your own tools. Also, go see Miss Carolyn at the register. She is so helpful and enthusiastic about her job!

I was told about this service because I was having trouble finding someone to take my previous…read morevehicle. I wanted to keep my car, but fixing it would've cost more than what the car was actually worth and it was also near 150K miles. For Pull-A-Part, you can go online for an estimate of what your vehicle is worth, and someone will call you to make arrangements for pickup. The towing is free and all you'll need is your driver's license, the title (I think it can't have any liens/debts on it), the key, and they give you your money on the spot.

Had an issue with my battery and Mike saved the day! These employees care. Very reliable and…read moreknowledgeable service- will def be back.

Had a flat out dead battery late on a Sunday afternoon. By the time roadside assistance got me…read morerunning it was after 5. Called a few places and they could not put in battery. Stopped by Advance Auto Parts and even though it was close to closing they took the time to get a battery in my car! Saved my night and definitely my Monday morning. Can't say enough good things about the staff at the Cleveland store. I'm solid with always coming back here! Thanks!

Chris Campbell is a real professional and all around great guy. He not only serviced my RV, but…read moreeducated me on what needed to be done next. I highly recommend this business!!

I recently had service done by Christopher at Happy Campers Mobile RV Service and Repair, and I…read morecouldn't be more impressed. From start to finish, the experience was outstanding. Christopher showed up on time, diagnosed the issues quickly, and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. His workmanship was top-notch, and he went above and beyond to make sure everything was done right. It's rare these days to find someone who takes that much pride in their work. The best part? Fair, honest pricing with no surprises. It's clear that customer service and integrity are at the heart of this company. If you need RV service or repairs, I highly recommend giving Happy Campers a call. Christopher earned my business going forward -- and my highest recommendation.

I like this place they fast and the staff was amazing great job keep up the good workread more

I called and requested an appointment a week in advance. I was told that appointments are first…read morecome first served. I made it to the building at 7:20a. First in line to get serviced my price was $100 more then the quote given. 2.30 later I'm told my windshield just made it to the building. At the time of asking how much longer the two employees had a altercation in the office. Poor communication and service. Don't waste your time.