Coachmen MIRADA 340MBS reviews

Bought this RV in AZ and made a 7000 mile road trip cross country this past summer with my family and had a blast! Stopped at many National and state parks along the way. We saw some amazingly beautiful places in this diverse country. The RV did excellent throughout the trip. Had to replace some things along the way, and now it’s even better than before. I love the freedom that owning an RV gives to me and my family. Show less

I have driven this thing all over this country, literally. Washington State to South Florida. It's not the best riding RV, it sits on a 5 ton chassis, it's a truck. I have just had to have the front AC replaced, not bad for 19 year old RV, and that was due to hail. I installed a 50 Amp service, I have had to use butyl rubber on the windshield seal for leaks, not a big concern. I wash, prime and paint the roof every two years, check Freon yearly in the AC units, change the oil every three thousand miles. It's not a top of the line RV, but it is reliable and comfortable. If you want marble and granite, go but something else, this isn't your unit. For me, it is just fine. Show less

I have driven from Washington State to Southern Florida in mine. Never has given me any trouble. I just recently had to replace the front AC unit, due to hail damage. I replace the fuel pump on the generator a few months ago. I am very pleased with my rig, one change I'm making this Summer is installing a 50 AMP panel, other than those few items, I am very pleased, and I live full time in it. Show less

Drove from Louisiana to Maine towing a SUV. Ran and drove great. No problems. Very livable and comfortable. Fully self contained. Has full RV cover to protect from the weather. Would take it across the country again with no problem. Also has self leveling electric/hydraulic stability jacks. Show less

The unit fits our needs well. If you're looking for fit and finish, creature comforts, or a plush coach, this is not the model for you. Structurally, everything remains intact and tight, and nothing is falling apart...some of this is attributable to the fact that we continually maintain and "adjust" things in the coach. Only 30Amp shoreline. It has V10, however, the transmission appears to be maxed out with the weight the unit, gear, water, etc... It downshifts a lot on grades that I would consider average or just above average. The outside storage compartments are made of plastic and unfinished. Now, the positives.... we have a 7Kw genset, 2 AC units, 2 TV's with antenna/satellite option. Show less