How about doing the math this way?
How many visits from a mobile service tech that you pay out of your own pocket would it take to make up the difference between the FL price and your local CW price?
And in some of those cases, Jayco may be willing to provide the parts if you're paying the labor if they're being fussy about who does warranty repairs.
Although my mobile RV tech isn't great on scheduling things, at least my TT is sitting in my driveway while I'm waiting on him (rather than getting shuffled around by the guys at CW on their lot).
In my case I'm going this route because I bought pre-owned so the warranty doesn't apply. And the nearest dealer for my brand is 120 miles away.
