Grand Design Reflection 5th wheels

You can find complaints about every single brand of RV made. We're on our 6th. 3 I bought new, 3 I bought used. We've enjoyed them all but our new Reflection 337RLS is our favorite. We've had no major issues. We've even escaped some of the better known issues, specifically problems with the Kant-leak system that many claim "does-leak".

So do I think it's the best RV ever built? That would be ridiculous of course. We've had ours just over a year and the only thing the dealer had to repair under warranty was the rear emergency escape window and a stuck stabilizer both caught during our PDI.

That's not to say other things haven't needed to be tweaked by my but that's the case with any and every RV. Just too much going on rolling down the road. We have over 20,000 towed miles on ours.

So anyway, you're doing your homework and that's good.

Good luck with your decision and Happy Camping!

Go over here http://www.granddesignowners.com/forum/forum.php and read about what owners have had for issues.
Just like every other brand out there, some are happy and some are not.

The Reflection 337RLS is at the top of my wish list for my next fifth wheel.

We found a floorplan that worked best for us and was in our price range. We think the Reflection line offers great value. We've spoken to many Grand Design owners that are very pleased with their purchase. I think it's extremely rare to find one that is unsatisfied.
Their customer support is outstanding. If you find a floorplan that works for you I wouldn't hesitate.

We've been full-time in our 337RLS for about six months, now. We're very happy with it. The only issues we've had (as mentioned above) have been with non-GD components (electric fireplace, Anderson water valve). It's the perfect floorplan for us and in a profile/weight range that our truck can handle.

Rob

Last year we had one back in next to us. It looked really, really good as far as RV's go. But here is something to check...Make sure the sewer connections are easy to get to. One parked next to us was brand new (last year) To hook up the sewer hose the guy had to lay on his back to connect. Connection was about 10 inches or foot from edge to the inside, underneath. Of all the places to lay on your back I don't want to do that at a dump site.

I doubt it is still a problem because I could see many people complaining about that quick. Easy fix, just add a slip on valve or maybe even two. But "what were they thinking" when they put it there?

I agree with the first class service comment. I have a 27RL. Our problems have been component related or Anderson Valve problems and not assembly problems.
gaf

Our problems have been mostly associated with components, Attwood, Lippert etc but so far all have been resolved satisfactorily with GD being involved in the resolution of all of them. I don't know whether GD products are more or less troublesome than any others but I will say their customer service has been first class. In our experience, they get involved and follow things up to make sure problems have been dealt with.

Our friends have had a stream of small issues. Chris