To add to Bili's comment, the independent RV repair shops usually want your rig in when they are ready to start work. The get the job done fast and do great work. The rely on their good reputation and usually have a lot of rigs to work on. The longest I have had to wait is two weeks. Most of the time it is around one week. They will ask to see the rig and the problem and allow you to take it until the parts are in. This year when I had to replace one leaking front hydraulic jack, they ask me to bring it in, checked it, took measurements, and ordered the jack. I was able to go to the rally in Oregon and get it in for the repair two days after we got back. Took them an hour and twenty minuets and I pick it up that same after noon. Don't use the dealer who is busy getting rigs ready for delivery which is their main priority.
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