Dealership suggestions

[bjslifeline]

So sorry you have all these issues! I have a 2018 28z the only common issue I have is the bubbling graphics. I have just ignored mine for now. I bought mine in Texas not knowing that finding a dealership to do repairs was an issue. I was fortunate to find a small local dealership that will do my repairs. That would be my suggestion is to look for a small local dealership and call them. Best wishes! I absolutely love my motor home but the first 1-2 yrs is definitely spent ironing out the kinks and learning.

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by bjslifeline

So sorry you have all these issues! I have a 2018 28z the only common issue I have is the bubbling graphics. I have just ignored mine for now. I bought mine in Texas not knowing that finding a dealership to do repairs was an issue. I was fortunate to find a small local dealership that will do my repairs. That would be my suggestion is to look for a small local dealership and call them. Best wishes! I absolutely love my motor home but the first 1-2 yrs is definitely spent ironing out the kinks and learning.

I avoid dealerships except for buying a coach. Their service departments generally are not great as they are in the business of selling vehicles and only do service because they pretty much have to. I’d find an independent RV repair shop as service is their only business and doing it well is the only thing that keeps them in business. Even for warranty work. Unlike automobiles where only dealers can do warranty work for RVs nearly any shop can do it. They have to get manufacturers approval but so do the dealers. When I had my Thor they even let me do a couple of warranty repairs.

[DogLovers]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

Take it right to Wakarusa...

I can just imagine the wait for an appointment there.

Wakarusa: Why yes sir, we can get you in October, 22nd.
RV Owner: Next month really?
Wakarusa: No sir that's 2024.