Trailer King Sales & Service

Trailer King Sales & Service is a trailer dealer based in Bluff City, Tennessee, on Highway 11E. Trailer sales are its main business, and RV work is one part of it. It does not come to you. You bring the RV to its shop at 4081 Hwy 11E. It names East TN, Southwest VA and Western NC as the area it serves.

It lists RV repair and inspections, travel trailer repair and maintenance, general service and preventative maintenance, and camper and RV winterizing. It also does enclosed and utility trailer repairs and installs trailer parts and accessories. The RV types it lists are travel trailers and campers. It does not name any RV brands. Its propane refills are priced by the gallon and by cylinder: $3.99 by the gallon, $15.00 for a 20 lbs cylinder and $77.00 for a 100 lbs cylinder. It refills the cylinder you already own rather than exchanging it.

It publishes no hourly labor rate and no repair or inspection prices, so ask about the labor rate and get an estimate in writing before you leave the rig. Its prices assume cash or check. Card payments carry a 3% fee, and American Express is not accepted. Taxes are added for Tennessee residents. Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 8:00am to 6:00pm and Saturday from 8:00am to 3:00pm, closed Sunday and Monday. It does not list after-hours or emergency service.

The site names no certifications, no licensing or insurance statement, and no warranty on service work. Those are worth asking about before you hand over the keys. Its service page says "our skilled technicians are here to keep your trailer or RV running its best." Google rates it 4.8 stars from 235 reviews and lists it as a trailer dealer. Most of the reviews describe buying a trailer, so ask about service work directly when you call.

This is a good fit for an owner in East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia or Western North Carolina with a travel trailer or camper that needs winterizing, routine maintenance or a repair, and who can bring it to Bluff City during business hours. It is a poor fit for a traveler with a stranded rig, since it does not come out and does not list emergency service.