2013 Winnebago Adventurer 37F Class A - Gas reviews

We purchased our Winnebago 37f in 2017. We love the lay out and were looking for the bath 1/2. It only had 11,000 miles. But it has been a costly experience. The coach was only 5 yrs. old. We thought since Winnebago had been around such a long time, we were getting high quality coach. Guess not! The first year we had to replace HDMI video selection system, the air bed bladders and air pump, the power lift belt for the hideaway tv in living room, jack digital antenna and signal meter, tires( they had good tread but were cracked on the side walls,) and this coach only uses michelin tires,, this coach is known for inferior quality schwintek slide out system( unfortunately we didn’t find that out until we bought it). Which was a $4800 fix, to me something Winnebago should have recalled. Well I have said my peace.. just beware when buying a Winnebago. Show less

RV handles real good, towed my Jeep Grand Cherokee to Maine and back with no problems this past year, we have been to California and Colorado and handled the mountains good, easy to set up and take down Show less

Pros- interior layout, overall craftsmanship, plenty of storage, driveability, bath and a half, washer & dryer, large wardrobe Cons- air mattress poorly made, sofa is uncomfortable, large slide issues and poor flooring Show less