Reynolds RV Repair
- Prices on the lot
- Ask what's in stock
- Sells
- New and used RVs
- Phone
- (707) 725-3426
About Reynolds RV Repair
Reynolds RV Repair in Fortuna handles parts and service for RVs and trailers. The shop works on batteries, air conditioning, electrical, body and trim, bearing packs, seals, interior damage, and solar installs. It also sells RV parts and accessories, which reviewers say is rare in the area. Reviewers keep coming back to the staff. Many call them knowledgeable, and a handful describe them as honest and caring. Travelers on the 101 who limped in with trailer brake trouble, a failed landing gear motor, or propane leaks write about getting squeezed in and fixed fast. One person with a long list and a set budget said the final bill landed at the low end of what they planned to spend. The shop is wheelchair accessible, with parking and a restroom to match. Call ahead before hauling your rig over.
Good to know
- Rated 4.7 from 110 Google reviews
- Parts counter plus service on RVs and trailers
- Solar installs and electrical work offered
- Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking
- Staff often described as knowledgeable and honest
Amenities
Sales hours
| Monday | 8am – 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8am – 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8am – 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 8am – 4:30pm |
| Friday | 8am – 4:30pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Service and parts departments often keep different hours. Call ahead before a weekend visit.
What renters mention
“10 stars!!! These guys are absolutely amazing. Very professional and even a complete stranger gets the friends and family treatment. We were passing through the area on vacation when we lost a wheel bearing.” – Shawn S., 5 years ago, on Google
“Great service and friendly. I had an emergency repair needed while traveling on the 101 hwy. My trailer brakes started giving me a warning and were shooting out.” – Gary V., 3 years ago, on Google
“Amazing!! Family run business. The nicest most competent people. During a cross country trek we realized no power was going to our back lights on the camper.” – Sylvie, a year ago, on Google