repairs while full time
What does everyone do when repairs are needed on your full time rig? I have heard horror stories of months to get the rig repaired. Is that normal?
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CindyBR777 wrote:
Believe me..Southern RV Supercent takes that long in Tyler. We had to call and call and call. Don't plan on taking any camping trips anytime soon when you put it in the shop because who knows when you will get it back. It doesnt matter how large or how small. Takes FOREVER!! Will never buy from them again because of this.
Well we took it to Al's trailer sales in Farmington, NM....And they called four days after having it and said, "We don't work on the interior and the motor" after telling us they could; and driving it down there and waiting just for the estimate. It cost us $500 for them to look at the converter and 2 batteries and then to just get it out of there and take somewhere else. NOT a happy camper right now. Also, told them the basement storages would not lock and asked if it would be kept safe? "Yes, it will be inside...and We've never had problems before" When we got there Monday morning to pick up the coach...It was parked outside across the street and not in the best neighborhood. Did a quick run through and everything looks ok, but who knows? Would Not recommend them to anyone! Insurance has been very good to us so far. Fingers crossed for the next repair shop to actually fulfill their promises.
