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goducks10
Jan 12, 2016Explorer
OutdoorRVs offers a 1,2,3 year warranty.
1 yr bumper to bumper
2 year body
3 year frame.
JMO but I'd take any kind of 2+ year warranty a mfg offers. It's better than nothing.
Example. My Northwood Fox Mountain along with Arctic Fox and SOBs have had fading cap issues. The dark brown and dark grey ones in particular. The brands that have the two year warranty have for the most part been fixing those front caps. The brands with just 1 yr warranty are SOL.
I've been reading SOB forums and have read of many owners getting work done in their 2nd year of the warranty. And not just fading caps. There's just too much poor quality work being done on these at the time of production that it's just cheap insurance.
I used to not care about any warranties past one year till my faded cap issue cropped up. I would much rather have to fight a little to get something repaired than to have to just shell out the money.
I won't buy another RV without a min of a 2 yr warranty.
1 yr bumper to bumper
2 year body
3 year frame.
JMO but I'd take any kind of 2+ year warranty a mfg offers. It's better than nothing.
Example. My Northwood Fox Mountain along with Arctic Fox and SOBs have had fading cap issues. The dark brown and dark grey ones in particular. The brands that have the two year warranty have for the most part been fixing those front caps. The brands with just 1 yr warranty are SOL.
I've been reading SOB forums and have read of many owners getting work done in their 2nd year of the warranty. And not just fading caps. There's just too much poor quality work being done on these at the time of production that it's just cheap insurance.
I used to not care about any warranties past one year till my faded cap issue cropped up. I would much rather have to fight a little to get something repaired than to have to just shell out the money.
I won't buy another RV without a min of a 2 yr warranty.
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