We were driving along I-20 westbound near Douglasville when Mark saw that our roof membrane was…read moreflapping loose. He caught up to us and signaled to call him (number on the side of his truck). We did and he told us about the issue which we were unaware of. Mark later texted that there was a Home Depot at the next exit where we could get roof tape to make an expediate repair. By that time I had already pulled off at a safe area and used my roof repair kit (EterniBond tape) to make the temporary repair. Mark didn't get any direct business from us today but his concern for the RV community tells me volumes about his work ethic. Give Mark a call if you are in West Atlanta/Douglasville and need a mobile RV tech! Marks Mobile Rv Repair 404-914-2063 cell 470-651-7253 office

Mark is great to work with... really went the extra mile for us. Even identified a problem that we…read morewere not aware of. I would highly recommend him.

Purchased a hitch for my Toyota Sienna online and called Trailer World. They said they could get me…read morein next day to get it installed. From arrival to departure with the new hitch installed was maybe 45 minutes. Price was A LOT cheaper than the Toyota dealership I asked for a quote at. Great customer service, answered all my questions, friendly faces. Would highly recommend even if you have to drive far (I had to drive about 40 minutes).

Though hitches for less is far, it gave me the better quote of the two places I called. It is…read morelocated off of highway 85 and they will put the hitch on your car while you wait. The people at hitches for less have an affinity for cats. They have rescued several and the cats roam the pleasant woodsy atmosphere surrounded by low cost trailers and hitches. I know nothing about hitches or hitching, but the guy I spoke to on the phone said that people have driven over 16 hours from New York just to buy something at their store (which must mean something). The facility is huge and they have a VERY big selection of strange parts that I do not know what to do with. Overall, it was a good experience. Hitch and ball draw and wiring on a two door for 219.00. Not so bad. I think? Now lets see if I can actually tow anything without breaking my car! Ha ha!

These guys were awesome. They didn't try to over sale. They were professional and worked with us…read moreto determine what was wrong with the water heater. They tested our switch board and our igniter. They could have sold us the switch board for $350.00, but determined it was the igniter for $50.00. Thank you guys for your honesty. We will be back!!!

I cannot say ENOUGH about how amazing and informative this dealer is. I never felt swindled or…read morepressured. They were extremley patient and accommodating, and HONEST! Cannot reccomend this dealer enough! Thanks for helping us find our perfect camper!

6/12/17 Just purchased a 2011 F250 the service was excellent it had a home like family like…read moreenvironment family ran very honest I would recommend this business got a great deal on a truck

Negotiated a great deal on a 2007 Trailblazer SS. Kevin and his staff were more than accommodating…read moreon working with me on the vehicle and on my trade-in. They are definitely on my short list of folks I will contact for my next vehicle which will likely be a truck.

They forged our signatures after losing the contract, sold us a unit on the premise that there…read morewould be warranty options when we made an appointment for some parts they supposedly ordered and we were supposed to have an appointment at another location to get those things fixed. The title had a different year than the contract and it was unwarrantable. We contacted the bank who did an investigation. the bank refunded us what we paid them but said we would have to get our down payment and storage fees back from TC. It isn't surprising they folded. I just found out that Camping World purchased TC. who knows if the bank debt ever got settled but certainly the debt to me did not and I still haven't registered the vehicle. It has been almost 2 years.

A total rip off. Contract wasn't fulfilled! Platinum extended warranty was purchased through…read moreNational Auto Care of the South and financed by the lien company Truist Bank. Lien insurance provided by Tri County Insurance. National Auto Care of the South Insurance company canceled insurance , said they received the paper work but no check, so no warranty. Truist bank said they were not responsible for cutting a check. Camping World bought TravelCamp, after talking to them , they say their company is not responsible. So I'm another victim of the new world way of business! Looks like someone should be responsible for a purchased service that is written in a contract! Since the only option of a review is positive I can not recommend even a one! Looks like they should be a good scam layer willing to jump on this wagon and ride it to the rainbow! It's a layer run world these days, scam layers should be a wide open never ending field of work.

ok lets be real about super deals. I'm only giving 4 stars because Rick is a nice guy and honest…read more mike was my salesman and if you think car salesmen stretch the truth you have never met a used rv salesman. I took a 2 hour trip to super deals for a motor home listed below market value. talked to mike and asked several questions, as to not wast a 2 hour trip looking at a rag POS..... motorhome. but the trip was wasted on that motorhome. pics were not honest and condition was not as promised, batteries were dead, gen set would not crank. just a ugly pig of a motorhome, not close to what I was told about it. ok so after that experience I saw a motorhome that was just being checked in for sale, not yet placed on the internet. it was dirty but very solid and the price was right. I made an offer and placed my down payment of $100.00. gen set needed repairs and they took care of it. I did check reviews after I got home that day and was shocked at all the negative reviews. some people did not get their title and their support after the sale was absent. I was very nervous about moveing forward and talked to Rick in finance, he was very honest about their bad previous management. I made the deal because I trusted Rick and everything went fine, I have my title and I'm happy with the purchase from super deals. Ok not to sell Mike down the river, he is a very nice guy and was involved in getting the motorhome prepped for me. I know he is just selling motorhomes and campers. if I were not misled to coming down I would have missed the motorhome I have. my advice to anyone going to super deals is to know what you are buying, don't trust any salesman ever at a used motorhome dealership. Good Luck................

We bought a camper here on February 28, 2024. We told them what we were looking for and they let us…read morelook at the campers in our budget and description. We worked with Gloria during the buying process and Candice afterwards. The buying process was pretty straight forward. Gloria was nice and if she didn't know the answer to a question, she asked for us. Chris gave us a super quick run down of how things in the camper work. I will note, we are first time camper owners and had a lot of questions. Chris just told us to Google any questions we had. We paid the extra $800 demo fee for the "tour/tutorial," sewer hose, adapters, etc. Our camper did not come with a pin for the hitch. Chris said we didn't need one. (We later found out this is very important.) They also didn't have the proper hose so we had to go back later the next week to pick a proper one up. The main problem we had was the timeliness of them submitting the paperwork for our tags to the tag office. We were not given temporary tags, which seemed a little weird. We had to call and text multiple times only to be given the run around. Finally after 54 days, from the day that we bought the camper, they turned in the paperwork to the tag office and I was able to pick up the tags the next day. I wish I would have read reviews on the different platforms before we purchased through them. However, we got caught up in the excitement of getting a new camper. They do not seem to have a good track record and I would not go through them again. I did report them to the BBB and I plan to leave reviews on multiple platforms.

I had a couple of issues with my camper this past spring. 1 issue was self induced. The other was a…read morequality issue with a Lippert slide out, but that's a different discussion. Southland Rv in LaGrange did an excellent job of taking care of both issues. Gabriel did a superb job of managing both issues in a timely fashion. I would recommend taking your RV to this dealership for your RV needs. I can only speak from my experience. Special shout out to the floor staff. They were very friendly and welcoming.

Gabriel is the worst person to deal with. Slack on following up on warranty issues, always chasing…read morehim to get anything done. Dont go for the extended warranty. Better to save that money and put it to use iIF something goes wrong. We wasted thousands of dollars as they are always trying to get out of fixing something, we've had to pay for parts although its been under warranty and they try to say "oh its because of cold weather" when the trailer is in a warm climate area of the country. How would they know they weren't even there? Excuse after excuse. Do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere. I wish I had never purchased my trailer from this company.

I have been repairing Rv's,Motorhomes since Atleast 1995/96 & at that time Southern Rv was in…read moreJonesboro,Ga across the street from the Company family owned "Sagon Motorhomes" that I worked for until 2006 ! Well, they always had an interesting campers and other stuff & like times changed They opened the McDonough ,Ga location and have been holding their own with displaying their brand right out front on a hill! And have been there for years now ,I have noticed that they do have a variety of campers from and 1-2 person pull behind to medium to large& Fifth wheel units & drivable Rv's ! I haven't really had any experience anything with them , but I have been repairing bodywork on Rv's and motorhome for years & long enough to tell you if they been in business since I been repairing them from 1996 , they were opened before I started, so they must' be doing something right! Check them out!

I've lived in McDonough for 10 years now and I've always passed by Southern RV. I went in and…read moreworked with Antonio. He was very helpful with my RV search and my mobility needs. Thank you Antonio for answering all of my questions and I will be back in soon.

Stephen was amazing! We were in GA for the Christmas holiday on our way west and had an issue with…read morethe LP in our rental RV. No heat and no gas for cooking - we were basically dead in the water. We were headed to colder climes and really needed our heat to work. The rental company had no service locations anywhere near us, so we had to fend for ourselves. We tried calling a few of the big name RV repair places, but there was "no room at the inn" such as it were. I described the issue via text and Stephen confidently said he would be able to fix it at our campsite the next day... which was Christmas Eve! He arrived on time and immediately assessed the issue. His knowledge was invaluable in brainstorming with the propane attendant to fully resolve our problem. We once again have heat and the ability to cook, a true Christmas miracle! Stephen was friendly and polite and charged us exactly what he quoted. Can't thank him enough for allowing us to complete our journey on time and in toasty warmth.

Stephen initially came across as friendly and knowledgeable, but my experience was extremely…read moredisappointing. Scheduling was the first major issue. I repeatedly explained my availability, and Stephen would tell me he was free, only to later cancel, become unavailable, or respond hours after our agreed-upon time. This happened multiple times over several weeks and prevented me from using my camper on several planned camping trips. When he finally arrived, after saying he'd be ready at 12, it was around 6:00 PM without the "mobile shop truck" he had described, and he brought his two children. Without the truck, he was missing parts and equipment he later said he normally carries, including the PVC fittings for the repair and his battery tester, which led to additional delays and supply runs. He then commented that it was getting dark and there wasn't enough daylight to work. I hired Stephen to resolve three main issues so I could finally get my camper back on the road: a major plumbing leak that I believed may have been caused by winter freeze damage, battery issues, and a broken rear latch. The battery issue was never repaired. I ultimately did much of the troubleshooting myself before Stephen agreed the batteries needed to be replaced. The rear latch was never fixed. Although I had already identified two of the broken PVC fittings, Stephen spent over an hour diagnosing the plumbing before leaving to get parts. He later had to leave again after forgetting another item, and I was billed for that time as well, even though it ultimately wasn't needed. I also pointed out another PVC fitting that I was concerned about, but Stephen dismissed it. He later acknowledged it was cracked, but I chose to repair it myself rather than schedule another paid visit, including another 175 travel fee, for what turned out to be about a 15-minute repair. In total, I was billed over $650, including about three hours of labor at $165/hour. Before the original visit, I was never informed of the hourly labor rate or the $175 service/travel charge. At the end of the visit, the only completed repair was replacing three PVC elbow fittings, while the battery issues and rear latch remained unresolved. When I questioned being billed for the additional time spent making supply runs, Stephen defended the charges and only offered a small reduction. After I paid, communication effectively ended. He also left my camper partially disassembled, with screws, trim, and other components left out instead of putting everything back together. The most frustrating part is that my camper is still unusable. I spent additional money on parts based on Stephen's recommendations, he got rude with me, and I was ultimately blocked when I tried to move forward with the remaining promised work. I have no problem paying professional rates when they're communicated upfront and the work reflects the cost. Unfortunately, after weeks of scheduling delays, more than $650 for the initial visit, additional money spent on parts, and a camper that is still unusable, I cannot recommend this service based on my experience.