AMF Enterprises Inc

AMF Enterprises Inc is a heavy-duty truck repair shop based in Mt Nebo, West Virginia, with a second location in Sutton. It also repairs RVs, and it works both ways: its mechanics come to you, or you can bring the rig into the shop.

It works on engine overheating, brake malfunctions, electrical problems, diesel engine performance issues, air system and braking concerns, chassis electrical faults, cooling system problems, drivetrain and axle related issues, and heavy-duty suspension concerns, on Class A, Class B and Class C motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels. Mobile service reaches campgrounds, truck stops and roadside breakdowns within a 100-mile radius of Mt Nebo, covering Sutton, Charleston, Lewisburg, Fayetteville, Beckley, Huntington, Parkersburg and more along I-79, I-64, Highway 60 and Highway 19.

AMF does not publish a trip fee, hourly rate or diagnostic fee, so ask about those when you call. It offers 24/7 mobile RV repair, with shop hours Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM. One traveler with a broken kitchen slide-out on a fifth wheel had a mechanic under the rig welding the bracket back in place within a couple hours of the first call, which matters when a failed slide-out means the rig cannot travel until it is fixed.

AMF backs its work with a manufacturer's warranty on parts and an unlimited warranty on labor. It started in 2016 as a mobile truck repair business and grew into a full shop with eight service bays in 2023, which means it has the lifts and diagnostic gear sized for large diesel motorhomes, not just cars and pickups. Techs Aaron and Kevin are named by RV owners in reviews describing slide-out, axle seal and electrical repairs done both in the field and in the shop.

Google rates it 4.5 stars from 97 reviews.

This is a good fit for an owner of a diesel-powered motorhome who needs heavy-duty suspension, axle or drivetrain work a car-sized shop cannot handle, or a traveler broken down within a 100-mile radius of Mt Nebo who needs a mechanic to come to the campsite or truck stop rather than wait for a tow.