Grand Design Reflection
Anyone seen one of these? Looking online looks about perfect except for the 15" wheels. Any reports on the general quality of Grand Design? Might have to plan a camping trip to go see one of thes...
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OP here. Yes looking at the website the Reflection look great. On the other hand, we thought some looked good on the website but just a couple of steps inside and both the DH and I said no.
B.O. - I've been researching since the beginning of the year. Most of the units that spec a dry weight under 10K come with 15" wheels, although some have a 16" option. It is hard to know what they might skimp on, at least the website has some construction details, unlike some other brands.
I did submit a question on the Grand Design website. Got an answer in about 3 hours from the Manager of the Reflection product line! He said that 16" wheels were not an option, but they would fit. Maybe if more of us ask, it could become an option.
It is so frustrating. We MUST be able to access the fridge with the slides in, since we have to pack/unpack parked on the street. Our current rig is 30' long, and we'd like to stay at or under 35'. The pattern that I have seen, across multiple manufacturers, is that the shorter units are "Dealer Stock Only", replaced by something 37 to 38' long. Case in point is the Big Country 3250TS replaced by the 3251 which is 37' long.
B.O. - I've been researching since the beginning of the year. Most of the units that spec a dry weight under 10K come with 15" wheels, although some have a 16" option. It is hard to know what they might skimp on, at least the website has some construction details, unlike some other brands.
I did submit a question on the Grand Design website. Got an answer in about 3 hours from the Manager of the Reflection product line! He said that 16" wheels were not an option, but they would fit. Maybe if more of us ask, it could become an option.
It is so frustrating. We MUST be able to access the fridge with the slides in, since we have to pack/unpack parked on the street. Our current rig is 30' long, and we'd like to stay at or under 35'. The pattern that I have seen, across multiple manufacturers, is that the shorter units are "Dealer Stock Only", replaced by something 37 to 38' long. Case in point is the Big Country 3250TS replaced by the 3251 which is 37' long.
