Definitely some great features, that’s want lead me to get my 2023 Jayco. The fit and finish could be better though. Odd my 2nd AC isn’t ducted but then it was installed by the dealer. The warranty is impressive but only if your dealer has a responsive service department.
Maybe on Jayco's higher priced RVs they may do better work. But on our 2016 195RB I am finding if they would have spent a few dollars more putting it together I wouldn't have the nightmare I am dealing with. First when they put the toilet down spend in today's money a whole $6.48 for a wax seal or a rubber gasket with a horn attached not just a rubber ring. I would advise anyone who buys a Jayco to pull your toilet up ASAP very simple do and put a wax ring with a horn attached under the toilet. So, your floor does not rot out.
The problem with the Goodyear tires, is if you have to lockup your brakes ( for someone who thinks you can stop on a dime ) they flat spot quickly because they have low tread depth. I have had to replace two of my and at almost $300 a piece that gets expensive. They need to look at a more rebust tread.
Definitely some great features, that’s want lead me to get my 2023 Jayco. The fit and finish could be better though.
Odd my 2nd AC isn’t ducted but then it was installed by the dealer.
The warranty is impressive but only if your dealer has a responsive service department.
I have seen many people have good luck with Jayco products and others who have had many issues with them.
Maybe on Jayco's higher priced RVs they may do better work. But on our 2016 195RB I am finding if they would have spent a few dollars more putting it together I wouldn't have the nightmare I am dealing with.
First when they put the toilet down spend in today's money a whole $6.48 for a wax seal or a rubber gasket with a horn attached not just a rubber ring.
I would advise anyone who buys a Jayco to pull your toilet up ASAP very simple do and put a wax ring with a horn attached under the toilet.
So, your floor does not rot out.
Jayco Lippert frames have had issues
The problem with the Goodyear tires, is if you have to lockup your brakes ( for someone who thinks you can stop on a dime ) they flat spot quickly because they have low tread depth. I have had to replace two of my and at almost $300 a piece that gets expensive. They need to look at a more rebust tread.
Will you please do a similar video for the Jayco Motorhomes?