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myredracer
Apr 14, 2017Explorer II
If you don't care much about the lowest available cost on an item, no reason not to buy from etrailer.
We've bought a ton of RV stuff off the internet. DW (a bean-counting accountant) and I shop all over the internet for the lowest prices (item cost plus shipping) and etrailer has rarely had the lowest price. The are a dozen or so RV parts vendors on the internet and prices can vary quite a bit and have never had problems with any of them. Personally I'm not impressed with tech. info. on etrailer's site. Don't get sucked into a vendor that always has everything on sale because it's usually cheaper somewhere else. Sometimes Amazon and ebay have the lowest cost. Have saved enough by shopping around on the 'net by now to almost buy a new RV, lol.
We've bought a ton of RV stuff off the internet. DW (a bean-counting accountant) and I shop all over the internet for the lowest prices (item cost plus shipping) and etrailer has rarely had the lowest price. The are a dozen or so RV parts vendors on the internet and prices can vary quite a bit and have never had problems with any of them. Personally I'm not impressed with tech. info. on etrailer's site. Don't get sucked into a vendor that always has everything on sale because it's usually cheaper somewhere else. Sometimes Amazon and ebay have the lowest cost. Have saved enough by shopping around on the 'net by now to almost buy a new RV, lol.
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