Ford Commercial Service Department - Performance Ford Truck Country
Ford commercial shop in Woods Cross with a 4.9 rating, handling RVs, trucks and fleet work.
Woods Cross sits right off I-15 north of Salt Lake City, so a broken rig here usually means you're either passing through or you live up this way and want it fixed before the next trip. Five repair options are in town and another twelve are within easy reach. The shops here average 4.7 stars, which tells you people are generally getting taken care of. Two of the five do warranty work, and two will come to you.
Ford commercial shop in Woods Cross with a 4.9 rating, handling RVs, trucks and fleet work.
Woods Cross RV shop rated 4.9 stars, known for slide system installs and quick turnaround.
Ford dealer in Woods Cross with a service department that handles RV chassis repair and gets travelers back on the road.
Ford commercial parts and service in Woods Cross for RVs, trucks, and fleets.
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The cluster of shops in Woods Cross leans toward A/C and roof work. Three of the five local options list A/C repair, two handle roofs, two are mobile, and one does awnings. That mix fits the climate: hot dry summers cook rooftop units, and spring runoff plus sun age out sealant on every rubber roof in the county. If you're stuck on the road, the two mobile techs are worth calling first. A tech in a truck can reseal a vent, swap a fan motor, or diagnose a dead A/C without you unhitching and driving. Keep in mind mobile work has limits. Anything needing a lift, a welder, or a big part on the shelf usually ends up in a bay.
Performance Ford Truck Country on the commercial side gets strong marks, 4.9 stars across 160 reviews, and covers mobile, roof, and A/C jobs with warranty and parts on hand. The same dealer's main service department rates 4.5 across 943 reviews, a big sample that suggests steady volume rather than a small specialty counter. Its parts department handles body, chassis, and A/C parts. Elite RV Repair and Service also sits at 4.9 over 142 reviews and lists roof, A/C, and awning work with certified techs and body and chassis capability. Bryson Sales & Service has a smaller following at 4.1 over 20 reviews but keeps a parts counter. Ask about lead times before you commit, especially in spring.
Spring is when everyone remembers the roof leaked all winter. Book roof and A/C work a couple weeks out if you can, and call ahead to confirm the part is actually in stock rather than on a truck. For a slide-out that won't move or an awning that won't roll, describe the symptom plainly on the phone. It helps the shop slot you correctly. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval before anyone touches it. Two of the five local shops handle warranty work, and the dealer service departments are the natural stop for chassis and engine problems on Ford-based motorhomes. Bring your paperwork and photos of the damage.
Five repair businesses operate in Woods Cross, and another twelve are within reasonable driving distance. Two of the five are mobile techs who come to your rig, and two handle warranty work. The local shops average 4.7 stars across their reviews.
Yes. Two of the five Woods Cross options are mobile, including the Ford commercial service department and the main Performance Ford Truck Country location. Mobile techs are good for roof sealant, A/C diagnosis, and minor electrical work. Big jobs needing a lift or a chassis repair generally go to a shop.
Two local businesses list roof work: the Ford Commercial Service Department at Performance Ford Truck Country and Elite RV Repair and Service. Both also handle A/C. Call first and ask whether they reseal or replace, since a lap sealant touch-up and a full membrane replacement are different jobs with different scheduling.
Three of the five local shops list A/C service, so you have choices. Ask whether they diagnose the whole system or just recharge it, whether the part is in stock, and how long the bay is booked out. In summer, A/C work fills up fast, so a few days' notice helps.