2017 KEYSTONE LAREDO 298SRL

Every Keystone trailer I have ever seen has front delamination problems. A gut came over two days ago....same problem with his 2016 within two years of purchase.

Turn down the volume....really ALL CAPS.

Keystone is a typical entry level trailer.

K

Keystone is no better or worse than any other manufacturer.

There is a forum for keystone RV's. Keystone forum.

Gary

O.K. that is not true at all I have owned 3 Montana's a 2004, 2012 and my 2015 and NONE have had delamination problems and No not all Keystones's are "entry level" trailers they do have some like most Mfg's like the Laredo which are no better or worse than any lower-mid priced 5er and you see ALOT of them so people seem to like them but I sure is heck would not call a Montana a Entry level at 75K large and also yes You should be able to haul a lighter 5er like the Laredo at around 9K without gear with a 2017 F250 Gas

jdc1 wrote:
Every Keystone trailer I have ever seen has front delamination problems. A gut came over two days ago....same problem with his 2016 within two years of purchase.

Keystone RVis very popular. They have some cons as well as pros. You will never understand until you try the one.

My 2010 Keystone Laredo 245RL (bought new) has no delam issues. The decals? That's another story ... within a couple of years they all started fading, peeling, cracking off, etc ... that issue is well known and discussed. I live with it.

Other than a couple goofy mis-wired things that I still cannot trace down the place where the wiring installer (not fair to electricians to call him/her "that title") took a shortcut and apparently spliced into other runs for things with bad splices, this trailer has met or exceeded expectations.