Lazy Days RV

I recently purchased an American Heritage at the Lazydays Tucson location. although we it a few unexpected bumps relative to getting out on time, I commend the staff at Lazydays. they were exceptionally concerned with making sure things were right, went to extremes to accommodate, and their customer service was above and beyond. this kudos goes to my sales rep, the General manager, and the service department staff, all of whom expressed the utmost professionalism. to top it off, I believe the financials behind my deal were as good as anywhere I found, and I shopped for approximately 3 months before making the buying decision. I would definitely buy again from this Lazy days location.

Gray Fox wrote:
Friends of ours bought a 40ft 5th/w they had it for 2 1/2 yers the chassis let go they could not use it on the road. It was a $100,00 dollar Carrage bought new, Lazy Days did not do a thing for them. They do like to charge $150.00 per hour for what...

Might I ask why you think Lazy Days is at fault????

Friends of ours bought a 40ft 5th/w they had it for 2 1/2 yers the chassis let go they could not use it on the road. It was a $100,00 dollar Carrage bought new, Lazy Days did not do a thing for them. They do like to charge $150.00 per hour for what...

Henny56 wrote:
I purchased two RVs from Lazy Days and both experiences were great. My second RV is a 2017, 23 ft. Lance tavel trailer purchased last month. I didn't trade in my class A so I could sell the rig and not lose any money on a trade in. I can't understand why people trade in their rigs, what a loss. RV dealers make huge amounts of money on trade ins. The cost of my travel trailer was over $10,000 under msrp.

Lazydays has classes for RV owners, class A driver's training, two great restaurants, a nice RV resort, an RV store, what more can you ask for.

So how long have you been selling RV's at LazyDays, Henry?

Agreed w/ Colo too. We bought our first travel trailer toy hauler from Discount RV Center in Longmont, which was bought by Lazy Days. We went back there to talk about a trade for a new 5th wheel 5er and what they offered us for our travel trailer was ridiculous. We were fully prepared to lose money on it but they completely lowballed. We got a much better deal across the interstate at Windish.

Their service department was fine though, we did not have any problems at their Johnstown location for service.

I purchased two RVs from Lazy Days and both experiences were great. My second RV is a 2017, 23 ft. Lance tavel trailer purchased last month. I didn't trade in my class A so I could sell the rig and not lose any money on a trade in. I can't understand why people trade in their rigs, what a loss. RV dealers make huge amounts of money on trade ins. The cost of my travel trailer was over $10,000 under msrp.

Lazydays has classes for RV owners, class A driver's training, two great restaurants, a nice RV resort, an RV store, what more can you ask for.

Have you checked www.rvservicereviews.com for that location? Might give you some info

I agree with Colo Native, I was not impressed with them. I tried to get a estimate on repairs. All they would say is "We charge $150.00 an Hour".

We've bought at Tampa before. Deals will depend heavily on your sales person but you can get them there. Just expect PDI and service to take a few days, this isn't a place to expect stuff to be in and out.

Tampa location would not deal. La Mesa rv offered me more for our trade and got the 5th wheel for way less than what lazy days was offering.