Poor quality/returning trailers
Hi all, This is my first time posting as I'm looking for some advice when it comes to dealing with dealers/manufacturers after buying a trailer that was constructed very poorly. I purchased a br...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:
Unfortunately you signed on the dotted line and bought the trailer.
Best thing you can do is contact Aliner DIRECTLY and get a Company Representative involved.
They may have you return trailer to factory for REPAIRS but slim chance on 'returning' it.
Going thru Dealer will not get your issues resolved....Factory Rep DIRECTLY
Document issues with e-mails, photos, repair invoices etc.
Old Biscuit is correct; you have no options other than dealing with the manufacturer. I doubt you'll be able to return it. They need to repair everything you mentioned. Unfortunately most RV's are built cheaply and need fixing in order to get it where it needs to be. You will need to learn how to repair most things to keep it where you want it. I'll add that manufacturers put the cheapest tires they can get away with so you should upgrade those ASAP. Go up a load range and get quality tires so a blowout doesn't tear up your sidewalls. Good luck.
