RV Truck Auto,

26 Sardis Hill Drive, Asheville, NC 28806

"I had a damaged intake valve on the propane tank of my motorhome. I was in the area, away from my home base in Florida. I could not find any body, (propane suppliers, RV repair shops, RV mobile techs, plumbing supply outlets, etc.) that could help with my issue. However, Rodney (owner of RLC RV/Automotive) was very helpful. He searched on-line and found the part. He had it shipped in and installed injust a couple of days. Rodney was willing to go the extra way to help."

"These folks saved us! We were pulling a 5thwheel and the manual clutch in our truck went out going down the freeway. They put us up in their campgrounds and while being short handed got it fixed the next morning. There was no attitude issues only compassionate friendly service. THANKS"

"I've taken my Class A to Rodney for a few years, mostly oil changes and AC charge. Once had an electrical issue when the transfer switch went out between shore power and generator. Got fixed in a couple of days including the time to get parts. Always friendly, always good service."

"Do not use this company! They are unethical and total price scammers. Rodney was nice until we got there and then became rude, didn’t fix camper, tried to charge double quoted, left our camper a muddy mess, would not wear mask even when we politely asked since we have underlying conditions, and almost tried to not even reconnect our battery to send us off without even our brakes working...a potentially life threatening situation. After paying 50% more than quoted for an even more broken and filthy camper, I just want to make sure others don’t also fall for the fake good google reviews and go to this place! We will take to our regular ethical guy when we get home and get it taken care of right! Too bad can’t trust anyone on the road these days."

"After busting a flat on I40 just West of Asheville at sunset, we called to see if we could have the Class A RV towed to RLC for repair. Rick agreed to meet us at the garage regardless of what time we were able to make it in. After deciding a tire change would allow us to make it down to town we ended up crashing in a hotel at 2am. At 7:30 we got a call making sure we were alright and asking if we were still in need of assistance. Dropped it off at 8:30 and after replacing a rim and two tires, inspecting the additional damage and deeming it roadworthy, we were on our way by noon. Thanks to Rick & Roland for the best RV service to date. The highest recommendation."