What to expect when buying a Jayco travel trailer

[@rickjarvis5954]

I now have the thought of buying a camper out of my head. I will be buying a tent.

[@CaboWabotv]

Car camping with a tent is best

[@slalomking]

Tent has no shower, AC, leaks in rain, very cold air night, no heater, etc

[@Dannny_Mac]

@@CaboWabotv your exactly right!😁

[@ToShutKidUp]

@@slalomkingall depends how you do it tent camping. We use a cabin pop up tent, portable bathroom with shower / toilet and use a buddy heater and 12v portable ac unit, 12v refer , Jacky power station and queen airbed that all packs in back of truck. NOW I agree in extreme cold it's harder to keep warm but tent camping can have all or similar e piece to rv. But that all being said I would love to try rv camping.

[@BobK-z4z]

Smart!

[@r.o.9356]

Yes I know! A bought a 32ft 2023 J flight and have had multiple small issues but they’ve all been fixed under warranty!! the biggest were all the outside compartment doors had to be replaced!! And that took 2 weeks!! Also some minor trim issues but! have had it for over a year and a half!! Wish me continued luck!🤞🏽❤

[@Kevin-bz7hj]

I go to a private repair shop and have never been disappointed. 😎

[@rrrrkoop2776]

did 17 years with a pop up. raised 8 kids with it. wore it slap out. but not once did it need to go back to a dealer. so that's a great way to start.

[@randomstuffwithnofluff7472]

Everything you guys experienced, we experienced, and all with the same questions. I fully expected a nightmare experience when I bought my rig, luckily I'm a mechanic by trade, and everything was a breeze to fix (but it shouldn't be that way). The plus side is, RV dealer's and manufacturers don't discriminate, whether you buy a $500k rig or a $14k rig, they treat everyone like shit after the sale. By the way, Thor Industries owns Jayco, Entegra, Tiffen along with a whole host of other manufacturers, so it's great the Tiffen division hooked you up in the past.

[@Mister-Whiskers]

Jayco’s issues began the day that Thor bought them out in 2016. They were a reputable company imo, then Thor’s destructive hammer hit them hard!!

[@paddy9449]

You folks are SO VERY RIGHT...... I had a jayco 28' travel trailer..... cost a TON of money.... MY family was worth it... So I bought it... Kids GREW up.....SOLD it.... NOW it's resorts!!!!! OR tent camping.... (there's ALOT of nice tents out there) Back 2 REAL camping....... GOOD LUCK!!!!

[@steveferrer9595]

Its the dealer. We bought a new Jayco 5th wheel September 2022. Had our refrigerator fail. Our dealer submitted a claim-and within a couple of weeks, a new one was installed. Jayco approved the claim instantly. Our roof failed. Major issue. Our dealer immediately submitted a claim and within days, Jayco approved a new one. We took it in and the new one was installed in 3 weeks. Big or small problem, Couch Family RV has responded promptly and handled our issues. I am not related to them but i am so happy we drive past our local dealer and additional 350 miles to purchase from Couch. Pick your dealer carefully. It matters. Btw, this is our 6th RV purchase in 38 years

[@lb7wade518]

6-7 weeks of repair!!

[@patrickduncan9724]

I find it a little disturbing that your roof failed. I understand the fridge, I guess. kudos to your dealer and Jayco for owning up to it and a timely fix, but the quality control on anything that's RV, be it boat or trailer is for the most part, ridiculous.

[@brandonkelsey4676]

The rv industry sucks the dealer blame the manufacturer the manufacturer blames the dealer had a similar problem with my keystone product

[@johnmcaleese8459]

A roof leaks !! Off that would go. They should have paid for a all expenses paid vacation. Bunch of crap.

[@markcrawford8876]

Yup, I'm over it before I ever started down that road Thanks Guys!

[@mandemsdad817]

My parents bought a Jayco travel trailer at the beginning of 2023. There were some issues that they told the dealer about. We took the trailer back to the dealer at the END of the season (when they were able to fit it in). My mom had a full legal pad page of items that needed replacing or repair. It took about 6 weeks for all the repairs. The dealership showed my parents line by line what was fixed. We took the trailer back to the campground, leveled it, and covered it for the winter. This spring we unwrapped and opened the trailer for my parents. The main slide with the fridge, fireplace and tv didn’t go all the way out. The interior trim piece is a full inch away from the wall. My dad called the dealer and they said it was close enough for the seal to keep the wind and water out. 😳 It is a nice unit, but for that much money, I would have thought the quality would have been better… The dealer kinda sucks for wanting to charge $600 each way to pick up and return the trailer (50 miles each way). They also are shameful for not checking the trailer for defects before selling it to my parents.

[@bettygoe9809]

I love my 2012 Jayco Swift! Which I bought in 2018. It’s been all over the country, many miles. From California to Tennessee. Yes, I’ve had a few minor repairs. The biggest repair is the refrigerator which I’m having replaced now. I have found great shops in Oklahoma and Texas. No regrets. If I were to buy another travel trailer, it would be a Jayco, the camper is solid, there isn’t anything coming apart in the interior or exterior.

[@ROLLINTIGER]

I work outside in Texas. Half of my time is spent outside repairing things. I've been following you guys for a couple of years and my wife and I love to travel. One thing I've learned from your videos is that the idea of buying a camper is not im my plans anymore. Give me a margarita at an all-inclusive resort! Not spending half my time doing the same kind of troubleshooting and repairs I have to do at work.

[@qtown5330]

You now have a new part time job, keeping this thing repaired.

[@lancealldrin8499]

We looked at a Jayco at a big RV dealer in northern CA. We commented on the trim that was falling off and the sales guy said "first thing you need to do after buying a Jayco is to go to Harbor Freight and buy an industrial staple gun. We sure love our new Arctic Fox 25Y...... :)

[@jenniferwhitworth4312]

I love how you handle each interesting turn that is happening! Take care

[@MrXR77]

The Jayco travel trailer can have its own repair channel.

[@johniboz1]

I found an older couple on FB marketplace looking to sell their 2019 grand design. They used it once. All paperwork from the dealer they gave us including purchase price and loan agreement. They paid 38k. They wanted 19k I offered 14 and they took it. He threw in everything including the weight distribution hitch. It's beautiful with no issues except replacing dry rotted tires ($700)! We love it!!!

[@jamesavakian4977]

@john What model did you get ? We went to the Dallas RV show today and we liked the model 2970RL

[@davidwelty9763]

@@jamesavakian4977look up Grand Design complaints on line before you pull the trigger. Since 2021 there have been lots of issues especially with broken frames.

[@burt66669999]

I can't believe they left the fridge loose inside...shoddy workmanship all around.I would not be proud of those repairs.I hope they make it all right for you guys !!!

[@shawnlshs]

I must have been really lucky. I bought a new 2021 Jayco Jayflight 28BHS 3 years ago and haven’t had any issues. Sorry to hear about all of your issues.

[@robertbucko2334]

Same here, no issues with mine.

[@Jjpent]

You just jinxed yourself!

[@lancewulfers2502]

I would report that dealer to the BBB.

[@donross55]

You guys can't really be surprised at the condition of the Jayco and the level of customer service from the dealer and the manufacturer considering your past experiences. Fix these issues and know that you'll have the best example of this model for your travels. Like you said, you can fix and maintain this trailer yourselves. Bite the bullet and enjoy your travels. Hope to see you at Oshkosh.

[@ghostflight73]

Bet they scooped your awning for a swap out on new sale trailer that was damaged. Stole yours to get a sale, and new trailer off the lot and figured they would back fill yours when replacement got shipped and you wouldn't notice. See you at kosh, enjoy the vids. Good laugh when bored at work. Cheers

[@irritatedtraveler]

LOL! I don't doubt that one bit!

[@michaelwenman2348]

It's not just Jayco. All of them are built horribly. I bought a Primetime Sanibel from Camping World. My first trip out, the leveling jacks didn't work so back home to get those fixed. 2nd trip out when hooking up sewer hose for 1st time got blasted with raw sewage that was left in the pipe between cap and valve and the rear awning ripped away from the wall and came crashing down (was in the stowed position even). 3rd trip out, shower door shattered while in travel, Water heater went out, rear AC fried (fortunately was in North Indiana where it was made and got it to the builder for repairs). 4th trip out. black tank sensors completely failed as did gray water valve. It has been saif that the 1st 2 years are in the shop more than out on the road.

[@Storm01879]

Wait … hang on … are you saying that a RV dealer over promised on service and customer care during the sale and then under delivered after the sale? Shocking!

[@edwoll]

Quality and quality control in that industry have been going down the toilet for many years. Once it is repaired, sell it! Travel the country in your truck and conveniently stop at hotels along the way. Nobody needs this added stress in their lives. How are you able to enjoy vacations with this constant drama and expenses?

[@mjd034]

Great video, love how you keep cool in adversity. Not sure how I would have handled the number of ways the dealership just evidently did not seem to care in the least about anything in terms of your customer service experience. I’m sure you will get past these issues in spite of their complete lack of care.

[@radstayathomedad9178]

At least your hubby has the sense to wear a seatbelt! Good luck if you ever get in an accident, that airbag is just gonna smack you in the head with no seatbelt on lol

[@irritatedtraveler]

I am wearing a lap belt. I can't wear the shoulder portion because of a previous injury from . . . . a shoulder belt!

[@johnpossible6292]

I see a lot of bad comments about quality of workmanship with jaycos and other manufacturers but maybe im an a anomaly but my 2022 keystone premier has not had on e issue that i couldn’t fix myself. And i was all really minor things like a loose fitting or a loose trim piece. And we used it heavily for two years so far.

[@Jeff-zk6dk]

Sounds like the service and warranty department at RV leaders near Irwin pa my sister had all kind of problems with them my sister and family ended up fixing the fresh water tank and water leaks them selves I wish you folks the best of luck with your camper.

[@pbgijoe]

you guys are great love watching you both and you both have lots of good information.

[@Powerstroke98]

I've only got to 1//4 of the video, and it looks to be like 95% of the brands on the market, are having all the same issues. One needs to do their own repairs, as going through the dealer (even after their promises at time of purchase about 'being there' for you). We just got back from a 5 week trip yesterday ourselves with our Tiffin motorhome (thankfully had no issues) but a friend who has a 'new' Solitude 29' Grand Design, had the electronics go out on their fridge (this is the second time)! After the first time, with Grand Design sending them a new part, they had a fellow at a Marine location do a quick solder a 'quick fix' to their old fridge electronics board, which they brought along as a 'just in case' and within the first 2 weeks...sure enough, even the newly send part had the same issue as the first! He also had to do some work to the central island in his fifth-wheel, as one end wasn't staying contacted to the floor! Now, this WAS not a low cost RV, it's one of the more expensive, and they still have problems. Another KZbin couple that live in their Grand Design (2019) are having 'numerous' issues, so what I'm saying here, the majority are having RV issues, and the dealers just can't keep up, so if you can't fix it yourself, you may have to adjust your schedule plans for camping out of the blue, because of break-downs unfortunately!

[@lisawright9626]

Heard this somewhere but so true RV stands for Ruined Vacation lol

[@patrickhoff4946]

They needed your awning for parts dept.

[@larrydavis5339]

Have had a jayco eagle fifth wheel since 2018. Live in it 6 months out the year for working out of town. Never had a problem with it. Have owned numerous campers through the years and cannot say the same for them.

[@davidlantz4136]

great video and info. people need to know that most rv dealers are crap. the only rv dealer i had no issues with is woodland airstream.

[@polkmontague8215]

In my mind I wanted to say "they should have known" but hey, I really dig the interaction between Mike and Angie, and the way they laugh at just about everything that happens. Me, not so much. You guys really do entertain and have convinced me to 1. not to ever buy an RV, Never purchase a home that needs a ton of work, never purchase any chrysler dodge product no matter what. But on the sunny side, the boat seems to be a success and so does the new dog.

[@markwoods7237]

My last three trucks I had were dodge ram trucks and had no major issues with any, just routine maintenance.

[@cocoahelder6286]

Sure stuff breaks, but you need to find a service center that actually fixes stuff right! All campers break, but all your complaints are the service that wasn't done correctly, we have a Jayco had it 5 years and it's been the best quality rigg we ever had.

[@michaelwroblewski8091]

Had a Jayco pop up several years ago. Had it for, oh gosh, 15-20 years. Same thing with the dealer and their service dept. It was pure crap. Bought it new. Had to take to shop after first trip out. "A few screws ought to fix it". Next trip right back in. Third trip they sent it back to Jayco. They argued back and forth for a month, blaming each other for the problems, then gave back unfixed. Learned then, never buy a Jayco nor buy from that dealer, which by the way is now out of business, as well how to fix most problems with it. We did good with it, traded it in on a Starcraft travel trailer, happy as a lark with it, and the old pop up sold the next weekend.

[@freedomreigns333]

Good grief…you two are exceedingly tolerant…glad to see you’re able to keep your sanity and humor.

[@user-wi9fu3fc2l]

Thanks for the vid, like to see the pains of RV. Shows you the things a lot of people would not believe could happen.

[@pamelamallory3922]

I owned jayco fifth wheel never had problems with it.loved my fifth wheel was great i lived in it for months me and grandchildrens did.❤

[@Sthare38]

Is it just me or does "Jayco" sound way too similar to "Jackoff"?

[@slalomking]

It just you, sicko

[@bitmantad]

You need to give the name of that dealership. We RVers need to know this so we can ban against them. They made their riches during Covid period so now it’s time to put them out of business. Call the better business bureau in your area. That’s pathetic and happens way too often. Thanks for posting.

[@toshlito]

Check the 11:29 mark of the video for dealers name, they are in Alabama.

[@k-n-k7756]

They took your slide topper for someone else's RV

[@vernedwards3492]

Well our NeverChill went out at 14 months. Freezer cold and fridge warm. After some troubleshooting I determined it was the freezer fan unit had died. $17 part but only from China. Took 3 weeks. Shame on Lippert for selling cheap Way International fridge as a Lippert product. I put a different model in as well and am saving the Neverchill 12V model for trade in.

[@longrider50]

Sorry guys, but I would've never purchased a Jayco product. They're known for inferior workmanship. I was expecting issues. Am glad you two have a strong relationship. Let this be a learning experience for your viewers. Were all of your rv's post 2019? As a rule, the pre-Covid units were better made.

[@mitchelbunny2940]

We have a 2014 Jayco 28BHBS. Tenth summer not a single issue. Still the nicest and cleanest unit at the storage lott.

[@humbledsparrows4687]

We bought a brand new Jayco 5th wheel in 2015, we have had great luck with it, we still own it and travel in it about four months out of the year. Would we buy a new Jayco today, not sure we would. Not sure what has happened to the RV industry.

[@fuzzydoggie465]

no rv is good quality but jayco, geez come on. that is the bottom of the barrel quality or should i say, lack thereof. but you guys will make alot of money off your vids about it so make lots a money!

[@thomasschleis2545]

You must have 22 inch tires on your truck. Worst decision for the Mfr was to put those on a truck.

[@mntgoat2.0]

Best day of ownership of a RV is the day you sell it!!!!!

[@dred311]

I have a 10 year old Coachmen 27 foot bunkhouse with no slide. Bought it a couple of years ago from the 1st owner. Everything still works well. Aluminum framed with Azdel sides. The only issue is one soft spot on the roof which will be easily repaired. Every time I get the itch to get something newer I watch these kind of videos to dissuade me from getting rid of an older but fairly well built trailer to a newer migraine headache (regardless of brand). Thanks for waking me up again.

[@gregmaxwell1087]

Your face when he’s driving 😅

[@rogersavoie4570]

The workmanship and pride in their product really went downhill since Covid I would guess. We bought a new 2019 Eagle RSOK and the only thing that went wrong as of now was the front cap paint peeling off. Our dealer in Moncton N.B. had the repairs done at a local paint shop and they did a great job with the new strippings and all. When I contacted the H.Q. about installing a satellite receiver on the unit as it was not wired for it they even paid for that at a price of 1700.00$ I wish you guys all the best.

[@williamprewett3777]

Why do things have to be so complicated. My first view. Holy cow are you guys taking the nightmare well.

[@leesmith5476]

mike and ang are so cool 😎 😎

[@TheBaum1]

So here’s how I learned to navigate thru stuff like this.. First advise the parts RV service department to tear down and shoot U over the list of All repair parts necessary to fix the problems.. then U call and order & pay for the parts & the expedited shipping to you. Then take the parts and carry them to the dealership service manger and say here sre the parts thats needed,put them on. I’ll pick it up in a day or so ..; and then after THEY can wade thru the red tape for your claim with Jayco to get U reimburse … The hundred dollars for the parts will save you months of waiting. … Cause U got a nickel waiting on a dollar here, as my old man used to say.

[@irritatedtraveler]

Part of the problem we have had is that the dealer won't fix problems that don't even require parts. We had a wiring short causing the control panel to flash of and on when driving down the road. After 5 attempts, and weeks of time in the shop, it was still never fixed. Loose wires are a huge problem in the industry and tracing them is a nightmare.

[@avalon1rae]

I wish we could sit around a campfire some day.I have a towable Winnebago and it's never ending after 9 years.

[@mike9657]

Name the dealer so I don't buy from these scammers please.

[@mrseven4399]

You should have purchased The OLIVER travel trailer. I wish you lots of luck as You will Need it!!!

[@BakersfieldGuru]

Your life helps me feel a little better about mine. Gotta keep on smiling.

[@rjahn3000]

Try an Outdoors RV trailer they build them 90 percent better than anyone!

[@mikeymike9974]

Junko. not Jayco.

[@tomrunning357]

When you say Jayco you are really saying Thor. Thor owns 15 brands like Keystone, Dutchman, Airstream. The good ol days are over for quality and service.

[@howardjacobs1325]

As far as the refrigerator it has to have room for the Freon to have room to expand filling it too full can damage the compressor to much Freon could damage the compressor on the one you have so that is why it wasn’t cooling The trailer should be fixed in 3 weeks time Sorry for the problems you all are having hope you had a great 4th of July.

[@Honlaky1787]

Will you ever NOT get irritated? Also, Is it an adventure and a challenge for you guys when your constantly getting irritated with some sort of issues? Your constant irritation irritates me watching your video. However, for some reason I can't stop watching, listening to your discussion trying to come up with the solution. Sorry, its my attempt at humor. Keep up the great video!

[@sewinlove_co]

Oh no! This is the exact model we've been looking at. Not now! We'll be looking at Alliance, I think.

[@dfwvtxman]

I would say you both have horrible luck but to be honest everyone that buys an rv has the same issues. It's one of the MAJOR reason's rv/rv dealers have such horrible reviews.

[@coachNewman17]

So, currently deployed but when I get back I plan to buy a 20-22 ft travel trailer and I do have my eyes on some Jayco models. But this video really helped. Thank you

[@terrybialeschki]

I bought a 22 ft 2021 Avenger RV 21RBS made by Forest river for just the wife and i Its Still working well and we just love it but , I I had it to do allover i should have gotten a 26 to 30 footer for more space and 30 ft is the longest they will allow in National Parks that have,the,winding roads and steep hills. I have got the F250 gas 6.2 boss engine , 6 speed to pull it . The truck can handle a large 5th wheel if I wanted. It should be great for the mountians with my RV .

[@leegardner4692]

Bought a 2010 Jayco Jay Flight 22FB in 2017. Loved it, never had any problems until May '24 when it was stolen from our storage place by drug gang. Found 3 weeks later trashed so badly that insurance totalled it. No more campers. Sailed large sailboats for 30 years, but at age 79 gave that up too. Now working wife's small family farm in VA & loving it! Jayco no longer family owned, so not as good.

[@stevetew631]

A friend of mine asked me what was the best camper to buy, I told him there was no such thing, just buy the one you like and hope it stays together until you get it paid for. love the sound of that hemi.

[@airshares]

Probably took your awning off and slapped it on another camper that needed one. The fabric story sounds like complete bs.

[@jimadreher]

it seems like customer service no longer exists in Rvs or many other industries anymore

[@dugie5246]

I bought 2010 starcraft pupup camper with toilet and shower. Add cube fridge to sit on counter when at campsite. Has heater and roof ac that keeps camper at 73 degrees when outside is 93. Been through severe thunderstorm and temperatures down to 40. NEVER HAD ANY PROBLEMS . Towes great. Both bunk ends queen size. 3 burner stove. Wil never buy any rv made after 2012. Have heard nothing good about camper made after that date. Don't know why. Don't care. Seems like the newer the rv ,the more issues. About time government starts getting involved on rv manufacturing screwing customers.

[@davidnoyes3373]

You have more patience than me. I would take it back and demand to see the owner!

[@ronhanish]

Maybe you can sell that trailer and buy a better quality trailer. Thanks I thought about buying a jayco but I'm not going to buy one now thank you❤❤

[@tomogletree1]

They took your awning to repair another camper

[@BobK-z4z]

Jayco is actually owned by Thor Industries ditto for Airstream, Crossroads, Dutchmen, Entegra, Heartland, Highland, Starcraft, and Tiffin. These brands are garbage. There are very few RV manufacturers that build quality products. Most RV's are piss poor quality, routinely break, leak, and are not reliable. Save your money and drive and stay in fancy hotels while avoiding the nightmare of RV ownership. I've owned 2 class A motorhomes gas and diesel. Sold both and have NO PLANS on buying another.

[@ToddMcF2002]

Ah the NeverChill. Guess what my 2024 27RB is in the shop for? Oh yeah…

[@azcharlie2009]

We bought a small Jayco Jayfeather Select 242 travel trailer in 2011. It has served us well the last 13 year. But, looking at the new ones? Yikes! They suck. I would NEVER buy a new one. But, to be honest, NONE of the manufacturers these days make anything worth a crap! They are all junk. Save your money. Pretty soon, most of them will be out of business.

[@edmalts]

You and everyone watching this video should watch videos from -- Liz amazing - She will expose everything about the RV dealers and manufacturers shipping out poor quality RVs and frame work and slide out problems.

[@kenelliott5753]

you should check out Alliance or Valor.

[@tedbell4416]

I'm starting to think it's not just rvs. Things are so badly made now across the board. Considered a Toyota tundra truck and now they have recalled 100k of them for engines failing at low mileage. Some a few hundred miles and the engines blowing!! The Tacoma's having major transmission overheating issues. This from a brand like Toyota with legendary reliability.

[@ToddSaw]

I have a 2016 Jayco and love it, also have two friends with Jayco's, no big problems.

[@donaldhampton5854]

The first letter J stands for JUNK . 100%FACT

[@LeslieManuel-j2y]

Bought new 2022 Jayco 25 ft Feather light and have had very good service from camper.Very satisfied

[@davidthomas4697]

Skeeter hat / Ranger hat mixed up guy. I have 522 ranger cup.

[@WyMustIGo]

Within 2 years you will have a water leak around the slide out. My Jayco is a 2015 so it lasted a bit longer, 2019+ trailers are far worse quality wise.

[@mickeydecann3183]

They stole your awning for another camper. Then ordered one for yours. They do it all the time.

[@smokeskull]

Our Lance camper has a Norcold fridge and its the best rv fridge i ever used. It freezes stuff rock hard and the fridge is perfect temp too. I had several brand new rv but this is the first Norcold. Its a winner.

[@irritatedtraveler]

Is that a 12v or the propane/electric version? We had the propane/electric Norcold and it was terrible.

[@smokeskull]

@irritatedtraveler ours is 3 way and it does work best on propane. Bit it is the best rv fridge we ever had. I had a couple brand new Dometics too . What's weird too is it cools best going down the road. It's not level front to back either but it don't matter.

[@rodneyking4183]

I am so glad I was in Boy Scouts. I got all the camping out of my system as a kid. I hate camping. It's stupid. You guys are crazy for doing it. I'm glad though. I love your channel. You both are incredible. Your house looks amazing and I can't believe how much work you both had to do to get it this way. I went back and watched a few videos from when you first got it and all the stuff you were "discovering". It is crazy the level of transformation that has occurred. I wonder if you can do a "Before and After" video on the house?

[@ivanmarden7179]

HAPPY 4th. I am getting excited about EAA for this year. I am volunteering at the Camp Schiller aid station again this year. When are you going to arrive? i’m getting there on Tuesday early evening the 16th. I’m hoping that this year we can get together. this is why I think I’m going to build my own mobile RV for next year. did you get the frig from Amazon yesterday?

[@irritatedtraveler]

We will probably arrive the 18th or so. Surprisingly enough, the fridge never showed up!!

[@darrells1806]

I would not have left that dealership without taking the effort to do a walk-through of the camper.

[@scotthill1278]

I feel your pain. Brought our mallard home 20 miles, the slide came lose and started to exit the wall while on the hwy, the loveseat came lose and flipped over, I notice the battery cables entering out lippert frame had no grommet, the wheel smelled funny so I pulled one off, all 4 wheels had no bearing grease from lippert or heartland, 2 shower door wheels broke. Took it back and our dealer changed owners in 2 days. It's now a jayco dealer which is owned by camping world. They had it for 4 months and only fixed the slide. I picked it up and did all the repairs in one day. The company that makes the shower door rollers was suppose to send me 2 rollers, I know have 2 cases. 48 rollers. Oh one side note, heartland said if I ever travel with any water in any tank it will void our warranty, they are only held in by 2 straps. happy travels.

[@arthurdill4240]

They more than likely Borrowed. your awning, put it on another to satisfy customer And was gonna replace yours

[@FanceeName]

Sigh, I have full-timed in one for eight years now. Due to my own mistake mine needed to be repaired and they said it would take three weeks. I was without it for three months.

[@goodtalker]

IMHO, the problem with most manufacturers is that workmanship and design are lacking. You are probably much better off building your own, doing it right, and then having a trouble-free home to live in. Thanks for reading....Roy, Yuma Arizona.

[@4vinylsound]

capitalism at its best lol.

[@kentancock6587]

It’s why I’m looking at buying used and remodeling the class c OR purchase a ATC or Intech aluminum travel trailer

[@GaryOsmondson]

You guys have such a great attitude. Necessary when you purchase a RV these days. Either fix it yourself or face nothing but hassles. Average RV has a 50% useful time, rest is down time in bogus repair shops.

[@amberbaker6909]

I am Soo Sorry for U guys going through this. It's easier to go through this when U are Younger. I have had 5 RV's in my time. I'm 50. But still. I love using them when I travel. But I ALWAYS had to get something fixed from coming back from a trip. And it was Hell to get it done it seemed. I've done the Warranty thing. All I ever expiranced was use Warranty but have $3,000 handy because there Always something Warranty "Did Not Cover". I've been charged $50 for a Complaint fee on Each every thing I mentioned needed a look at to see what they could do or not do anything about from a Dealer. "A Complaint Fee?" Robert Crest RV out of Mesa, AZ. Stay Away.

[@ronhanish]

MORAL OF THE STORY FOLKS, DON'T BUY A JAYCO. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO❤❤

[@Litehds]

How could you leave the repair shop without checking the repairs before you leave? Should have learned that by now. Most patient man I’ve seen.

[@irritatedtraveler]

There were no repairs!