2014 Keystone Bullet Premier reviews

Bought this RV used in 2019. It was in pristine condition as it was only used by an elderly couple for a short period and stored. I have read a number of reviews and I have to think that the folks that wrote negative reviews are not seasoned campers with a lot of experience with other makes of rvs. My wife and I have had 3 pop ups, a starcraft, a coleman, and a jayco. We have also owned two class A motorhomes, a Southwind and a Allegro. Bottom line we are not newbies and have some experience with rvs in general. Most manufacturers don't put the highest quality workmanship in their rigs and most have issues that can be annoying to say the least. From my perspective, this has been the best of the bunch. The tank sensors suck on all rvs because they are inside the tanks...deal with or spend the money to put after market sensors on the outside. Wer have had minimal issues with our rig in the 2 1/2 years we have owned it and candidly we rent ours so I would expect more issues than not. My biggest complaint is the fake wood tape on some of the surfaces just isn't the right solution but it is cheap and easy so we have repaired it. The fiberglass nose being as dark as it is has become an annual event to take the haze off the gel coat and wax. Boat owners can appreciate the pain this is. I love the fact that Keystone spaces the axles further apart providing far better tracking and anti sway than any other trailer I have ever towed. The interior is slightly more durable than any other rvs we've owned so that's a plus. By durable I mean real wood doors and most trim. Overall this is a great RV and when we decide to trade it or sell it, we most certainly will be looking only at Keystones higher end rigs. Show less

Bought our camper new and have used it extensively for the past 5 years. We absolutely love it, especially the outdoor kitchen, though recently we ditched the outdoor frig and modified the space to store our small weberq grill and provide extra storage for cooking. Also replaced the table legs with the lagun table set up so it swings out of the way when you want more room. We keep it mostly shaded when not out camping, washed and waxed so fading hasn't been an issue yet though I expect it will at some point given how dark the cap is and the constant sun we seem to get when camping. Wish they would stick with white caps. We've not had any serious problems. Knock on wood, though we just replaced both axles $800 total. Since someone once told me (and I tend to agree) that a camper on the road experiences something like a 4.5 earthquake while on the highway, we think that it was probable due to some crummy roads over the years. I love the bigger awning on the newer models, but have come up with a pretty good and light solution to that issue, so I keep my awning so that I can also keep my larger shower than the newer models offer. Anyway, there is no perfect camper, but we love ours and plan to hang on to it for years to come. Can't comment on factory warranty or support since we've had little or no need - gave it a one star because the one time we did call about the black water sensor soon after we got it, they just said the sensor was probably bad, but did not offer to replace it. So now we simply dump after each stay and ignore. Show less

I have had this trailer for 3 years the brown front is fading very bad and nothing can be done. I talked to the dealership and said nothing can be done if I had know it was a paint that would fad and look like it has run into other colors I would have purchased an all white camper trailer that would have looked better for as long as I own it. Show less

We have had the RV for two years and have traveled about 20,000 miles. Excellent towing, light, all systems work except for the Slides which are cable. They have been trouble from jamming open to cables falling apart. Other than that a good trailer BUT those issues are a deal breaker in buying another one in the future. Show less

We have not had any issues in the 2 years we have owned this since new. However in the last 6 months, the front cap fiberglass nose cone Clear coat paint has started to peel and fade. It started at the very top, and is slowing comming down front of RV. Keystone denied claim as they said they can't control the sun, ridiculas being RV is 28 months old. I have had Multiple RV body shops conclude its a bad or cheap clear coat issue. I won't be buying another keystone. Show less

We LOVE our BulletPremier, just came back from a 5 wk trip and it was awesome. The people we met to the places we went all helped make the trip. Met another RV'er on the road who informed me of the same issues of the quality of his trailer which were the paint fading on the front cap , back upper top seems separating. He did say they both were resolved the next day by Keystone. (his was 6 mo older then mine) I called today , after two emails and another call not returned, I truly felt he could not wait to let me finish when he said a decision has been made. Because of the time frame it was all out of warranty. These are product issues not warranty, stand behind your products. Show less

I had a recent claim with the manufacturer about a crack nose cone. The crack appeared with no impact and to me was a manufacturing defect. They would not cover the warranty due to the camper being over the 1 year manufacturers warranty. I was told if it were an impact crack, I could go through insurance. They claim to be a quality brand. I would not recommend anyone to buy a Keystone. Show less