Dealer

Go to RVServiceReviews.com and search their database in ever widening circles from the locations you'll want to visit.

First thing I do is check those reviews if I need service on the road, or want to have some idea of which dealer or shop is good for RV'ers in an area.

Often the best shops are the mom & pop types out in the countryside. Lower rates, often just as knowledgeable as any big shop.

Dealers will fix any problem where the manufacturer approves the work under warranty...I.e. will pay them.

DutchmenSport wrote:
They are all reputable. You just have to be more knowledgeable than they are so you REALLY understand what you are getting yourself into and don't be afraid to walk if you don't like what you hear.

I guess what I meant was a dealer that provides great service after purchase. Heard lots of nightmare stories of dealers not wanting to fix issues. Example: camping world, would not purchase from them. Thanks!

X2 great advice ,you gotta know more about what your buying than the sales person.

They are all reputable. You just have to be more knowledgeable than they are so you REALLY understand what you are getting yourself into and don't be afraid to walk if you don't like what you hear.