Ultimate Truck Service

Jim Anderson 4 months ago

Took my 2001 33' itasca MH in for what I had been told was a hydraulic leak. Chris and technician did a complete inspection of my vehicle, found it was a oil cooler leak. They did a fantastic job and communicated with me throughout the process . Thanks UTR 👍

Scott Dolan 7 months ago

Had some work done on our motorhome and with little notice they began repairs. These guys are very thorough and pay attention to detail. Repairs were done correctly and in a timely manner. I was impressed with the communication about the repairs and progress. The gentlemen at the front desk are polite and professional. I will be having any future repairs on all my vehicles done by Ultimate Truck Service. Thanks again.!!!

Joshua Huck 2 years ago

These guys literally saved us. We were beyond the point of no return on a trip in our large converted school bus with a CAT diesel when we noticed at a rest stop that it had a heater pump dumping coolant on the ground. They noticed the problem right away and fixed the issue in a couple of hours. It was great that Chris chatted with us and kept us informed while we waited. I was surprised that we were able to get same day service, which I thought would be impossible in a diesel shop. Highly recommend.

James Geddes 3 years ago

We bought a 2018 RV on a Ford Sprinter Chassis. We drove it home with the engine light on and took it to Ultimate Truck the next morning. We wanted mechanics with a long standing presence and good ratings form others. The repair turned into “repairs”. The vehicle had sat idle for long periods of time. There were multiple issues. Many parts were ordered and replaced. Jeff was determined to make our RV dependable and nothing short of that. They did a great job! Persevered several set backs. It was difficult to wait for the work to be completed but we are glad we took it to Ultimate Truck. They have integrity and honesty. That’s worth every dollar spent. Jim and Nancy.

jordan P 3 years ago

extremely disappointed and frustrated. our work box truck was brought here for an engine code and an exhaust leak. we where told that both O2 sensors where replaced and the code was cleared. the exhaust leak was still there and the code came back the same day. we brought it back in and the exhaust leak was "fixed". after a week of driving it the code came back and the exhaust leak was coming back faintly. we brought it in again and where told it needs to be driven longer for the code to go away and the code went away while they test drove it (it was driven 300+ miles since the O2 sensors where "replaced" and it was in last). the code came back while leaving their parking lot. I got under it and noticed only one new O2 sensor and a missing manifold bolt and exhaust putty smeared all over the manifold to seal the leak. not a long term fix and was lied to that the code was gone and everything was fine.