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Purchase brand new with many defects, floor,paint,chassis,water leak,this unit was sold as new and has been a nightmare , skylight window out balance,bed mattress used,hair peace of jewelry inside cabin and defective roof joint bar expose on bunked.Run away from Thor quantum LF31.I purchase this one at Lamesa RV Ftmyer after hurricane IAN and have so many problems that we has not able to use the motorhome .Going next Thursday to Ford dealership saying that the housing is twisted due to Ford Chassis defect Piece of junk is Thor. Show less

We recently purchased a new 2024 GD Reflection. We were preparing for our first trip, and the #3 slide (bedroom) wouldn’t extend. Took it to the dealer and one of the motors is bad. Also, the entry door doesn’t latch without holding open the handle. We’ll have to cancel our trip. Contacted GD about reimbursing unrefunded deposit and they said no. We had a Forest River Rockwood for six years with no warranty issues, and minor repairs. We opted for the GD, because we were told they are quality. What a lie. So far this one is crap. DON’T buy a Grand Design. We should have stick with Forest River. Show less

2020 Pleasure-way Lexor FL. Had it for 4 years (selling today). Excellent quality. Spent as much as a month at a time in it during the winters down south. I did upgrade the fridge/freezer to from an absorption to compressor based. And replaced the noisy air conditioner with something much more quiet. Since my purchase, RV manufacturers have switched to quieter ACs. My only weaknesses in this specific model is the very limited ground clearance due to the generator. And I would have liked a larger propane tank (4.7 US gal). But the build quality is excellent and has the largest wet bath in a class B. Very happy to have the 2 KW inverter, making it more like a home Show less

We purchased this RV used and have owned it for four years. We moved to a much more expensive location that we anticipated being a relatively short-term stay. As such we chose to live more affordably and to escape the higher crime rates of cities by living outside of the city in a neighboring small town. We had it towed for us so between that and owning it well after the warranty expired we cannot speak to those. RV's really are not made for full time living so we anticipated having repairs to make and we have had to make a few. Because I am pretty handy they were reasonably affordable fixes. 39 feet of living space with four slide outs (two of them opposing each other in the living room) make for a pretty large living space as RV's go. These three years have had some challenges, but it is TOTALLY livable. Show less

We bought our trailer in Oct. 2023. We weren't able to actually live in it till July 27th, 2024. I'm very pleased with the floor plan and we are quite comfortable in it, but I do have some complaints about the workmanship after being in it to see how things were done. Our sliding glass door had 1(one) screw in each side holding it in. the screw holes were there for more screws, they just weren't put in The trim around our slide outs were misaligned and not secured. The panels surrounding our bed were not attached to the frame for the bed. BIG bubbles in the wallpaper behind the bedroom door. Kitchen cabinets that the hinge's were not tightened down . The shower wall has a big bubble in it where they didn't take out the slack before screwing it to the wall. You flush the toilet and the flap sticks open and pours water into the black water tank, leading to increased cost to have it pumped. The sensors for the tanks blink green, then yellow, then back to green constantly. So you have no idea what the true readings are. Gaps between where the front of the cupboard meets the side panel to the point that they either needed nailed or caulking put in. I have a "soft" spot in the middle of my kitchen floor that creaks and groans when you step on it. I like my home but the workmanship is lacking. I would think they would take more pride in the product that they put out there. Especially for the amount of money that these are purchased for Show less

I bought an arctic wolf remembering the day when arctic wolf was the best brand out there well Forest River owns article now and it's the worst trailer out there one month in sewer tank came apart six month in I figured out that a bunch of the accessories didn't work right but dealership I bought it from did their best to get everything fixed three years later the ceiling the slide is gone the roof is leaking and the plumbing is leaking and there's water damage on both end of the trailer I called Forest River cuz it the roof has 12-year warranty they said if you did not maintain the roof that 12-year warranty doesn't mean a thing the trailer is only 3 years old you think they'd stand behind their product I have Forest River one star and I really suggest that everyone stay as far away from Forest River Products Show less

This is our second CK Fifth wheel. Only had our 2020 for a year before we ordered a bigger version. First with what we like. 1. Floorplan spacious, lots of storage, roomy everywhere it counts. 2. Options. We were able to get carpet in the living room, and bedroom. Everyone brags about no carpet. But our dogs can actually stand up, and jump up and down from the bed etc. We had to put carpet samples in the last one. The dogs just slip on the plastic floors. 3. Our dealer in who they no longer allow to be one because he wouldnt stock many units when the RV market crashed. They dont want smart dealers apparently. Even if customers love them. Now for the problems. 1. The underbelly. Sections of the underbelly have fallen off twice on the road. Dragging wires and insulation on the hwy. We are talking 10 - 12 feet gone! Last time I had to buy a plastic tarp, cut it to size and Duck tape the thing for hours, after stuffing the stuff back in. Terrible design underneath. The dealer tried brackets secured the first time. A strong crosswind ripped it all out. 2. Westlake tires- AKA China bombs Replace them Nuff said. Blowout at 10,000 miles Blew a chunk out of the side of the rig. 3. Auto level works 2/3 of the time. Slide doesnt come in when unlevel. Have to manually level it. 4.Screws come loose from all over. But I blame some States roads. Colorado? Would we buy another one? Yes But we would duck tape the entire underbelly. Replace the tires. Tighten every screw down and bring extra. 3. Show less

We purchased a highland ridge toy hauler in August 2023, First time we took it out the plumbing under the kitchen sink leaked. My husband fixed it, Had it out for a day, The 2nd time we went camping I went to load up the refrigerator with food. It didn't work, My husband found out the battery was bad, hoping to fix the problem he purchased a new battery. ( Mind you the trailer was only a year old at the time. $200.00 for a new battery) The guy at advanced auto said to him this battery is not new, its a 2020 battery, So in other words someone had switched batteries. My husband put the new battery in hoping the fridge would work, IT DIDNT!!! We took it with a few coolers in hand. Long story short, we took our first shower in the camper. Water started pouring under the bathroom sink. Then he went to let out the black and gray water, Water started pouring out under the camper itself. This camper should be considered under the lemon law!!!It has shotty workmanship to say the least. I would NOT recommend a Highland ridge to anyone. Its a 30,000 piece of crap!!! Show less