Keystone Avalanche or Best quality 5th wheel

TXiceman wrote:
Keystone is not very high on the list for quality, nor is Forest River or Thor. Rather than new entry level RVs, look at used higher end RVs. You will be much better off.

You need to look past the glitz and bling and look at the construction or bones of the RV. Look for cabinets of REAL wood, not plastic covered particle board. Wood that is screwed together and not just stapled. Better tires and heavier frames and brakes. Do not look at anything advertised as "Lite" or Ultra Lite".

Ken

Thanks, we have just begun to look so I will keep those things in mind when looking. The Keystone Avalanche that we are looking at does have real wood cabinets andl heavy duty load range G trailer tires. Plus it has a one piece shower surround which I’ve read is good. It’s not a cheap looking unit at least what I’ve seen so far. I will have to check the construction better the next time we go looking. I guess my biggest concern would be slide reliability, I don’t want any leaks. Most other issues I can repair myself. We have a 2015 Tiffin Allegro that we purchased new and although it’s a good quality RV it’s not trouble free. I have repaired “several “ things on it myself. I think that’s just the price you pay for owning an RV. When it’s bouncing down the road something is bound to go wrong. Your house isn’t trouble free so why would your RV be? Along as we don’t have major structural issues and no leaks I can deal with other issues.