Water tracking in from slideout?

wildtoad wrote:
Slides are a result of a major hole in the side of the RV. The top, bottom and side seals do a decent yet not perfect job of preventing water intrusion. One should not been surprised with a small amount of seepage during a storm. Do what you can to keep the seals clean and lubricated, and trash off the top of the slide that might cause a poor seal.

spud1957 wrote:
Trailer needs to be level for seals and drains to work properly around the slide.

Experience speaking.

acritzer wrote:
Our camper is a bit low on the door side, opposite of our slideout. Today, after very hard rain I noticed some water, which appears to have crept in past the rubber seals very near the slideout track.

Is this "normal" or expected? And mostly a symptom of the trailer being angled poorly?

We have previously camped through a much longer and harder rain with no issues.
It's a 2015 Coachmen Apex.

To me, the rubber on the sides looks good, and on the top, but the pieces around the track looks poorly designed. Not broken, but not a great seal either.