Work feed
Real jobs from the RIG network — trucks, trailers and RVs fixed where they sat, by independent mobile mechanics dispatched through RIG. Updated continuously; details are shared only after a dispatcher reviews them.
Columbia, SC: a 2020 Thor Challenger (Ford F53 chassis, gas) sustained a burned wiring harness and melted insulation during a battery swap, with the fire originating at the wiring connection. A mobile RV mechanic was dispatched to the vehicle to assess and repair the electrical damage on-site.
Mount Pleasant, SC: a 2025 Coachmen Leprechaun Class C RV had water leaking from the pipe connection at the hot water heater, with water escaping the fitting when the water supply was turned on. A mobile RV repair mechanic was dispatched to the campsite to address the hot water heater pipe connection leak on-site.
Slide-outs on a pull-behind travel trailer would not retract in Beaufort, SC, so a mobile RV repair mechanic was dispatched to the location to diagnose and service the slide mechanism on-site.
Near Highway 161 and I-77 in Rock Hill, SC, a 2003 Kenworth W900 stalled at a red light and could not be restarted, leaving the truck stranded with a loaded trailer attached. A mobile diesel mechanic was dispatched to the location for roadside truck repair.
Charleston, SC: a 2013 Kenworth needed a glad hand repair on the front of the trailer, and a mobile diesel mechanic was dispatched to handle the airline connection on-site.
A 2023 Peterbilt with complete loss of air brake function was dispatched for mobile diesel mechanic service in North Charleston, SC, with a mechanic sent directly to the truck to diagnose and address the air brake system failure.
Mobile service call completed on a 2022 International MV607 in the Florence, SC area, getting this truck back on the road and ready to work.