What you really need is a good RV dealer to support your make/model.
I got a Jayco (a good brand if you ask me), and my Jayco RV dealer in my neighborhood has jump through hoops on fire to make sure all my warranty issues has been solved to my satisfaction.
More the one time the owner of that RV dealer has approach me in person and ask what else can he do for me, and keep asking me to not hold back my worries or complaints.
Last week my salesman call me to make sure I didn't forget to winterize the RV, and reminded me that they are having free winterization seminars on Saturdays + coffee and doughnuts.
They also supplied a color printed step by step winterization instructions that are specific to my model/unit - so I will not screw it up.
IMO, a good RV dealer that fully backup and support the brand he sell is the KEY.
