2010 Coachman Freelander 31SS

My youngest son and his family have the same coach in an 09. They use it heavily and other than normal wear and tear have had minimal problems. Actually a lot less problems than I have had with my Holiday Rambler. As said, check all the seams for leakage. If it has the original tires it is time to replace them even if they are not worn.

Run your hands around the walls after a good rain near where the roof and walls meet, around the ceiling by every roof vent, under windows, around slides. The feeling of wetness compared to places on the walls and ceiling where the underneath is dry is very apparent. Pristine condition means nothing if water has crept in. Look at the roof along all edges, look around windows and doors on the outside. There should be evidence of re-caulking very apparent by now.