Dynamax Corp ISATA reviews

Bought our RV fromVan City, Kalispell. Right after we left the lot we noticed the rattled. Stoped and examined it. The entire door was not installed correctly and would not deadbolt. Corp was a bit slow to respond. Took it to camping world for repairs. The back and forthwith approval process took over a month. The day I picked it up, while leaving the lot water dumped from the upper console. Brought it back. Upon inspection the seal between the roof and cab was gone. They sealed and did water tests, more leaks, side seals and around lights. Finally got it back. First camping trip the shower wall cover snapped in two places. On top of that the hydraulic jacks would not stay up, they kept coming down on their own. On the way home the engine light came on. Mind you , we bought this New n Show less

We were excited to get this RV several years ago. The bloom fell off the rose in a short time. It is complicated to use. On one trip the stabilizers would not go down. We had to take it in for service to get the settings reset. On another trip the slide did not work. Had to have help with that too. It is ok if you are mechanically inclined but it is not for someone who just wants to rely on the ability to get up and go. We had another basic Class C RV for 19 years and did not experience as many problems with that basic RV as we have with this luxury RV. Do not think we would get this again. Show less

We had warranty issues with our dynamax and they basically blew us off. We had an issue where the paint was defective in an area. The dealership actually agreed with us and sent in a warranty claim. Dynamax refused to fix it. I called Dynamax personally and was absolutely ignored. Dynamax went so far as to call us liars when it came to our issue. This company will not stand behind their product (beware). I have never experienced this bad of customer service from a company. If I would have known they were this bad with customer service, I would have never purchased it. Stay clear of this brand. Show less

We did a lot of research to buy our retirement rv and the Dynamax Isata 4 2019 was the best choice for this length and traveling for long periods of time. Love this rv. Towed a trailer with extra gear, supplies and our e bikes for 10 weeks across country and back. Even brought with us a 5 cubic foot freezer and boondocked at Cracker Barrel many nights. Show less

Mercedes Sprinter is excellent. Paint job is beautiful. eGen seems to work fine, but is very complex to operate. BIGGEST PROBLEM IS ALMOST NO CABINET SPACE!!! I called the factory to ask why no cabinets over the theater seats or the bed and they said weight. (Seems that other brands can have these cabinets, why not Dynamax. I am looking to trade it in and its a 2025 model, and brand new. It just isn't liveable without enough storage inside. Show less

We love our Rv and feel like the quality is good overall. The folding bed isn’t ideal and like everyone else, there is always something to be done. I just assume the a house on wheels is going to have issues. Our dealership has been really good about addressing the problems and fixing them so far Show less

Have 24 ft Dynamax isata 3 with recliners instead of table and chairs. This RV is just Ok. Not sure if we would buy it again. It is 4 Years old I thought that we were buying a luxury model RV but the quality is marginal. The shower walls needed to be supported as the vinyl or plastic was not adhering to the walls well. Also the bottom of the shower leaked and I had to put caulking at the bottom of the shower to keep the water in the shower. The batteries did not last very long and needed replacements after 3 years. The outdoor shower leaked and had to be fixed. The 3 way water input dial broke off and we had to have a costly repair on the road. Last thing to happen today is the automatic leveling system quit. Repairs and maintenance are very expensive. The trim inside the Isata is flimsy. The curtain for the bed above the drivers and passenger seat has screws that fall out of the track that hold the curtain. Service at the Mercedes dealer is very expensive. Single air conditioner is small and cannot keep up with temperatures 90 degrees or higher. It is the best driving RV that we have had though. Knowing all of this I do not think that I would buy another. We had a 29 ft Class C Searcher with a Ford for 19 years!!!! No troubles with the Searcher. Not costly to maintain. Disappointed in the Isata 3 Dynamax. Show less

Every system on the unit has failed Ac Side out 3x Both Batteries failed 1 year Self leveler 2x Do you have a buy back or a lemon law program Show less

Dear Jamie: My husband Bill & I are writing to say thank you so much for all you have done for us. We are tremendously impressed with Forest River and how they have handled our complaints. We originally went to the dealership where we bought our RV and they said that they had contacted Forest River and were told nothing could be done about the issues regarding the peeling bathroom door and rear upper shock attachment bolts that had snapped off. This is when we took matters into our own hands and contacted Forest River on our own. You wrote us back immediately saying you would look into the matter and get back to us. Within a few weeks we had a brand new bathroom door delivered to us and then a few weeks later a cheque arrived in the mail for $500.00 compensating us for the work that the Mercedes Dealership charged us. We are totally impressed by the integrity of Forest River and how this was handled. We are going to be giving Forest River a great review online! Thanks again, Jayne & Bill Show less

I purchased this RV used with 4,300 miles on it. Had a 35 foot Class A for 20 years previously. Sold the Class A and purchased this 2 years later. Wanted some thing small enough to camp in National Parks and do a little boondocking. Big enough water, grey and blackwater tanks to camp for several days. Very easy to drive, plenty of power and can tow up to 7,500 pounds. Just the right size for 2 people. Show less