Warranty issues

Yes! You are lucky!

I think those that are unhappy tend to be very vocal. They feel, and rightly so, that after they paid for a new unit, it should be basically flawless.
That said when the complaints follow a particular brand very heavily, you have to ask if there is a reason. You likely have been lucky, but if you prefer to handle small stuff yourself rather than hassle with going back to the dealer you have made the majority of the issues moot.
Many folks may be willing to handle a few small things themselves, but when there are a couple of major items, the aggravation levels overflow, and then every minor thing becomes a major issue.

We've been fortunate ourselves with our last 2 rigs in that we never had to bring them back to the dealer for any repairs whether in warranty or beyond. We did have some minor issues with interior trim where the dealer just gave us the parts we needed to fix it ourselves.

We do all our own upkeep and maintenance as well, on our current 11 year old TT all systems and appliances are still working fine with the exception of our convection microwave that we had to replace after 8 years. It helps to be handy, we done lots of mods to improve our RVing experience.

Lucky or, oblivious. :B

Probably not so much lucky as part of the majority. Rarely do people post about having no issues, so the problems are consequently not really representative of the overall percentage of troubles. Most people don't post because they don't have issues to post about.

Mine has been at the dealer for minor problems for a month now. Keystone keeps sending the wrong parts.

Our first forest river was 11 years old when we traded it and it never went back to the dealer. The second one went 7 years without warranty work before trading. One alarm was sent to me and I installed it and a local mobile Tec did the fridge recall. I did put quite sheer bolt in the slide once.

I had a warranty repair, it had a scratched and dented body panel when delivered. Not a bid deal, I would have taken a few hundred dollars off but they insisted on fixing it. I took delivery and took it back when I was done camping for the summer. Due to a series of unfortunate circumstances, hey had it 3 months before it was fixed. The biggest issue is not the fix, but how long the fix takes. If they would have just given me a few hundred off I wouldn't have painted the dent and scratch panel and been done with it. Glad I didn't take it back mid-season, I would have been one pissed off customer.

Wow.. you are lucky... do you spend much time on the road towing? The bouncing causes break downs for me .... less road time and more parked time less break down..jim2007.

Did you buy RVs with your lottery winnings?