Road Warrior toy haulers

Good luck OP. I think overall people are happy and you will be too.

BobWanderer wrote:
without trying to stir up the pot, a lot depends upon the dealer who does the service.
If they "go to bat" for you and insist that the factory authorize the repairs or they let you do all the "legwork". Sometimes its just the customer being an *** that turns things in the wrong direction.
Being a service manager in several shops during my career, I can say for a fact that a customer who treats me with respect will get the same respect from me and I will go the extra mile to make sure they are happy,
When my present rig was new, it had several faults, the dealer has 3 locations, the selling dealer wasn't interested in taking care of it, my salesman told me to try the other location which was closer to me anyways, guess what, all the things were fixed in 2 days as well as a few others they noticed.

Just saying :W

Very good point. Whatever you get, your dealer is a HUGE factor. Our selling dealer has been the one shining light in all our troubles. The manufacturer failed all too often but our dealer stepped up and took care of us. I recommend them every time someone asks.

We'll definitely buy from them again. Just not another Cyclone.

without trying to stir up the pot, a lot depends upon the dealer who does the service.
If they "go to bat" for you and insist that the factory authorize the repairs or they let you do all the "legwork". Sometimes its just the customer being an *** that turns things in the wrong direction.
Being a service manager in several shops during my career, I can say for a fact that a customer who treats me with respect will get the same respect from me and I will go the extra mile to make sure they are happy,
When my present rig was new, it had several faults, the dealer has 3 locations, the selling dealer wasn't interested in taking care of it, my salesman told me to try the other location which was closer to me anyways, guess what, all the things were fixed in 2 days as well as a few others they noticed.

Just saying :W

Just bought a 415, only issue so far was the wiring in the circuit breaker. The generator should power everything. But wasn't powering the 2 ac units. Or 1 ac and microwave. Heartland wasn't very helpful. One guy even said oh no with the 5500 onan you can only run 1 ac. Lol. But after looking at the panel I realized they had put the circuit breaker for both ac's front and back, fridge, and microwave all on same side in the breaker box over loading one circuit. So I switched out the breakers to balance to load to both side now I can power everything. Nice so far no major complaints. Little things I fix or touch up myself. One thing I don't like is what is labeled as 2 grey tanks and 1 black is actually, 2 black and one grey bc the rear bathroom flows in to rear as labeled grey tank.

gpshemi wrote:
Cyclone and Road Warrior (and Torque) are built side by side on the same line. I've been through the factory.

We have a 2011 Cyclone. Its been what some might refer to as a "lemon". Never again.

Cyclone and Road Warrior (and Torque) are built side by side on the same line. I've been through the factory.

Our friends have a 2011 RW 305. They love the thing, and us it often. We like it as well. They seem to be well-built trailers.

We have a Road Warrior 30C. Absolutely love it. Very good initial quality and excellent customer support (non selling dealer) with a few small warranty issues we had corrected. Heartland is head and shoulders above other manufacturers we have bought new rigs from in the past. We special ordered and traveled to buy ours as there was no local dealer. The 700 mile round trip was well worth it. If you shop well, 25-30% off MSRP is no problem. If you have any specific questions, please feel free to ask...

We are looking at the Road Warriors as well, just the much smaller 281 model.
So far we have not found one locally, but have looked at the larger models just to check out the workmanship and decor, etc. I think at this point I would say We would buy one based on what we have seen so far. Many things standard that are options on others. The twin to this model is the Cyclone, none available where we live.
Good luck