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Mobile RV tech · Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Pettus Truck Repair

Call 931-607-5022 pettustruck.com
Takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
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Pettus Truck Repair is a mobile commercial truck repair service based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, covering Rutherford County. It comes to you, and it lists RV repair and camper work under its light duty and automotive services alongside drivetrain, steering, suspension, fuel, electrical and brake work.

Its heavier truck and trailer service lines cover air, brake, fuel, DEF, powertrain, drivetrain, electrical systems, computer diagnostics and DOT inspections on the truck side, and air, brake, suspension, floor, walls, framework, axles and hubs on the trailer side. For an RV owner, that breadth matters if the rig in question is a motorhome built on a commercial chassis, since the same drivetrain, brake and electrical knowledge applies.

All three service categories, truck, trailer, and light duty/automotive, list a 2 hour minimum charge. No hourly rate or flat price beyond that minimum is published, so ask about the total when you call. Pettus Truck Repair advertises "24/7 heavy duty truck and trailer repair," so after-hours calls are part of the business, not an exception.

No RV types or brands are named beyond "rv repair, camper" in its own service list, and no service area radius is given beyond Murfreesboro and Rutherford County, so a traveler farther out should confirm the business will travel to their location before counting on it.

Google rates it 4.8 stars from 76 reviews.

This is a good fit for an RV owner in or near Murfreesboro and Rutherford County whose rig sits on a truck chassis and who needs a mobile tech to come to the breakdown rather than hauling it to a shop.

Based inMurfreesboro, TennesseeMobile: comes to the RV
Service area“Murfreesboro; Rutherford County”pettustruck.com
Towns it namesLa Vergne, Smyrnafrom its own service-area pages
Trip fee and hourly rateNot published. Ask on the phone what the trip fee is and whether it includes the first hour.
HoursNot published
Works onElectrical, inverters and convertersInspectionsChassis, brakes and tiresListed at pettustruck.com. This is what they list, not a limit; ask about anything else.
CertificationsNone named
Listed as“Air; brake; fuel; def; powertrain; drivetrain; electrical systems; Computer diagnostics; DOT inspections; suspension; floor; walls; framework; axles; hubs; steering; brakes”
Google ratingNo Google listing found

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