We're looking for recommendations for a good full-service RV repair shop in Tucson or Phoenix. Our plan is to buy an older class A diesel pusher, and we need a shop that can go over it with a fine-tooth comb, structure and all systems, repairing and replacing any deficient items, plus install a new fridge, replace tires, etc.
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They were professional and competent but not cheap.
There are same great shops in Yuma, AZ like "CJ RV Service" that are better than Robert Crist in my opinion and cheaper. But that may be to far from Pheonix.
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2013 Winnebago Journey 36M DP. Full time since 2015. 1987 FJ60 Flat Towed,2000W of Solar, 800AH LifeBlue LiFePO4 batteries, SMI Toad Brakes.
For driveline and chassis service I would suggest Massey diesel in west Phoenix. I don't think they do refrigerators and the like but not sure I would want an RV tech messing with the driveline either.
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Dan & Arlene
2005 Monaco Dynasty Diamond IV
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