โJul-13-2013 08:41 PM
โJul-14-2013 10:45 PM
Mike Up wrote:vindicator wrote:
Yes, it's not the auto industry and many dealerships will refuse to do none traveling warranty repairs unless you bought it from them.
I ran into this when I bought fron an out of state dealership because they were thousands less. The local dealer refused and Forest River, the maker of my Rockwood camper, stated that is correct. If any dealership refuses to do warranty repair work, you must return the trailer back to the purchasing dealer for warranty repair.
I went through hell as that camper was made like a pile of garbage and literally falling apart. Instead of fighting with who will work on it(as the selling dealership could NOT fix anything without damaging more), I just traded after a year and bought locally.
PLUS you have to pay upfront all repairs and be refunded, if the refund is even enough to pay the bill in full. NO THANK YOU.
Good luck.
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โJul-14-2013 12:10 PM
vindicator wrote:
I found a TT out of state for about $6,000 less then what I can get it for here at home.
Has anyone purchased from out of state and had issues with getting repairs and warranty work done back at home? Good and bad feed back please!
โJul-14-2013 12:07 PM
dbbls wrote:
You are right to be concerned. Warranty work is not a monster money maker for RV shops. Some times they must wait up to 6 months for the company to pay. I have ran into issues getting warranty work done from a non selling dealer.
โJul-14-2013 10:22 AM
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aftermath wrote:I paid a "little" more and still got terrible service work from my selling dealer. So what good was that? They have never seen me since.
I believe it is better to buy locally whenever possible. Unless you are saving lots of money, the heartache and trouble with repairs and maintenance will "cost" you more in the long run. If you buy from a big far away dealer I think you should be ready to pay up front for work done locally. Turn in the paperwork and wait for reimbursement. Expecting your local dealer to do all of that after you bought elsewhere is bound to cause problems.
Sure, they like the work but having someone work on my trailer who is angry over the whole thing isn't the way I would like to go. I am always willing to pay a "little" more to a reputable local dealer if it works for me.
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