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fj12ryder
Jul 21, 2015Explorer III
The only issue that comes to mind is having warranty work done by a local dealer. We live in Missouri and bought our toyhauler in Tennessee, but we had a recall issue and the local dealer took care of the warranty job quickly. Any dealer that works on the brand you buy should do warranty work, but some dealers may be a bit put out that you didn't buy from them and will put your unit at the back of their queue. We talked with our local dealer before we bought elsewhere and made sure we could have him do warranty work.
We also registered our toyhauler before we picked it up so we had a valid license plate. And in our case we had a certain amount of time to take the unit out of Tennessee or we would have to pay taxes on it. Not a big deal as we were leaving the state the next day.
We also registered our toyhauler before we picked it up so we had a valid license plate. And in our case we had a certain amount of time to take the unit out of Tennessee or we would have to pay taxes on it. Not a big deal as we were leaving the state the next day.
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